Short Hasten Poems

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Meanings

Why and to what end,
Trying to understand life
By using sheer force
You can't hasten the meanings,
They'll come to you in good time
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Real Victory

'Fools hasten to defeat others and establish victory, 
Not knowing, real victory is victory over oneself... one's impulsive instincts'
Form: Other

Premium Member Instability

hasten feat —
the shortcut, worthwhile?
pay the price,
when you fall…
instead clear the land, plant seeds —
narrow way succeeds

1/23/2022
Form: Shadorma

Harken

Music to your eyes
Candy to your ears
Harken at your sighs
Hasten at your fears

Wish upon the stars
Wipe away the years
Wilt away the scars
Wisp away the tears
Form: Ballad

Culled To Burn

Reincarnation: Autumn's landscape of color hasten return
Anticipation: Amber golds, crimsons, and tangerines we yearn
Elimination: Unworthy umber, culled to suffer and burn
Form: Sijo


Prayerology

A mind overcast with doubts,
A fervent prayer to dispel them.

A noise of inward madness,
A mute prayer to pacify it.

A denial of the mundane self, 
A congregational prayer to hasten the advent.
Form:

Explain This

How come
When I see you
I cannot help but smile
I can’t help but feel enamored
I cannot hasten my breath, as it stops
A feeling as if I’m dying
My heart then rules my brain
I ache inside
How come

Top Secret

My tactics in the battle of the bulge
The secret I hasten to divulge
     To neither women or man
     But I’ve decided I can
The secret wasn’t to over indulge



By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Limerick

Should I Fear My Autumn

should I fear my autumn
when Juniper wilts with me
and the sagging stars above
edge closer to the sea

should I fear my autumn
with winter still to show
my days hasten their step
for night engulfs me so
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Horrifyingly Hearty Hookworms

Horribly, heartlessly horrifying hearty healthy hookworms hasten to 
heat up Henry’s hamburger haven. Here within, harmoniously and happily harbored and headquartered in Henry’s haphazardly helter-skelter heroic stomach.

Premium Member Depths of the Darkness

In the depths of the darkness Colors do fasten Through the brightness of pure white The light does hasten The pathway exposed Leads to finer place of rest Lifting up composed
Russell Sivey Form Seguidilla
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Foul Air Stinker Parolee

Naughty, naughty, quite naughty I can be Lose all inhibitions, I let my wind blow free From top end or bottom Smells often quite rotten Hasten to tell you, I'm a foul air stinker parolee © Jack Ellison 2015
fun
Form: Limerick

Time of Long Shadows

Tis ere that time
when shadows growing long beckon
stay
tarry awhile
run and play
Hasten not from the cool breezes
nor from the waking chorus of those 
who would stir in the ebon hours
singing to thee
stay
tarry awhile
run and play.

Premium Member H is at Play Here

hedgehogs, happy birthday hats and hamsters have a holiday
having hand-held hoes has highlighted Harry’s heavy Hanover hay
hellacious heavy thunderstorms hasten the hedgehogs away
leaving birthday hats and hamsters, who happily decide to stay.

Premium Member Prayer For the Homeless

Our footsteps hasten us to this: 
the warmth of hearth, the welcome kiss.
For those less fortunate I pray
a home sweet home they'll find one day.

Posted 10/9/2020 
Submitted Dec. 5, 2021 for Line Gauthier's Bite Size Poem No29 Poetry Contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The End

Faded hopes hasten, like shadows Over the spirit who surely knows Forever is ensured by love’s Son, One who will someday say ‘well done’ To those who follow Him through life, Lost no more because He ends all strife!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member autumn

green has gone dormant days have become much shorter~ autumn's gentle grip maple proudly flaunts multihued autumnal leaves~ a feast to the eye dry leaves fly about they all hasten to their grave~ to become fodder
Form: Haiku

Giant Things

We are the withdrawal
on  a dappled day
White Vultures Swarm
bone dry is the day,
Now our lives are hasten
We are cheek by Jowl
Giant lies interlude
Secret tunes of cabbages and Kings 
burgled routes to strawn away
In the last peek of love
A giant hope glistens to espy

Premium Member Prejudices Will Not Be Tolerated

Of being prejudiced Clyde was accused,

   Leaving his reputation a tad bruised.

      "If I'm hateful, so be it,

         But I hasten to admit,

            I hate pizza with anchovies", he mused!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) 2015 All Rights Reserved
Form: Limerick

Three Winged Haikus

... dance there, fruitflies dance
    in the air jackfruit's fragrance
    tropical romance!


... gardens mist-moistened
    on prim petals dews glisten
    bumblebees hasten!


... flowers flirt, winds sing
    butterflies flutter, wasps zing
    time to soothe or sting!
Form: Haiku

Anxiety

The day seems long,
There’s no end in sight.
Gone is my song
So, hasten the night.

Troubles are many
There seems no relief.
Friends – there aren’t any,
That’s my belief.

Is my thinking wrong?
Have I been deceived?
Did I really lose the song?
Or have I foolishly believed??
Form: Rhyme

While You'Re Away

It has been a while
    since here was your presence
    and, admittedly, in essence
Empty is this life.

Missed in your absence
    is your wit and your laughter,
    the cheerfulness you offer,
That perhaps time should hasten

For hearts do tend to yearn
    for your return.
© Robert Uy  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Soul Says Hello

Soul says hello, from cave of heart Yet ego responds not Feel bliss ignition, therein start Exit narrow thought slot Cessation, the way, friend To Gods will, here now bend Hasten now, to ascend Love throb follow Soul says hello 25-August-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Thought of the day

as long as we believe we’re body-mind
forgiveness issues will leave heart in pain
if head melds with heart, both with love aligned
only then will our soul be free from stain
else we will reincarnate to retrain
so life choices we make are up to us
the wise ones hasten to board God’s bliss bus

Premium Member Romance In Rangoon






          A tall, handsome, young man from Rangoon,
          With huge feet,shaped as two balloons.
          Wailed ,”No girl will want me!”
          A maid cried, ” I choose thee!”
          Please hasten to their wedding next June!



                          7/3/2023

Form: Limerick

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