Short Hastened Poems

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Her Last Glance

Her last glance
Hastened 
My last supper.

Intense, 
Fascinating, and
Fascinated
By life and the agony of the harper.
© Atef Ayadi  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member headstrong henry and harry hippo

Hazy headstrong Henry hesitated to hide his hilarity
Hindering his healthy hopeful humanitarian habits
Helping to enhance Harry Hippo who hastened
Heartfelt harmony hearing headstrong Henry

Premium Member All Tickley

The skies are grey but here's what I say It's five in the morning, the sun's hours away Need show some patience It can't be hastened Just keep feeling tickley while riding your sleigh
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Helenas High Hopes for Humanity

heavily haggard Helena’s haphazard hilarity of harmony
homogenized her humble habitat, in no way hampering her
humanitarian handicap. Hazy harshness hastened
a heartening of her highness’s high hopes for humanity.

In a vecranom

In a vecranom of situations we think we can get control
But we must have the clearest of sight to receive what we must know
We allow a mundane moment to define our way
But we hastened our desire so that we may one day escape.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Your Absence

the sun descended when you left
the moon bereft of its glow
the wind's blow scattering leaves

suddenly we ceased to speak 
the bleakness of each morning
continued pouring teardrops

years were the wasted days
hastened only by sleep
a heap of misunderstandings

7-4-2022
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Prose Poem Passion

Emotion & feelings,active, no longer passing fads of intervening years. A latter day passion,now fading from view along the different path I now stride. Hastened by love,poignant,as a moth to a flame to paraphrase a truth. Willing to take a risk,each aspect leaves its mark as sunlight upon the mundane.

I'Ll Continue

I love the break of a new day
Despite the disheartening fact
That yesterday I may have lost the way;
I'll never let past regrets abduct
What the future for me labors to create;
I'll instead for days of relief wait,
Even though they may seem to tarry
And the approach of strife appear to be in a hastened hurry!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chronology

Chronology

Another solar journey hastened by.
Fading vestiges of the setting sun
Handed his scepter to the moonlit sky,
Signaling night's reign had begun.

The ceremony was repeated, in reverse.
Midnight's veil seemed hardly drawn
When sounded a rooster's crowing curse.
Ebony night kneeled to a golden dawn.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tynewald

TYNEWALD

This IS the darkest time,
This IS the darkest day,
When men fell,
When women pray;
THIS is the darkest time,
THIS is the darkest day,

When unlived eyes close,
When  unborn stillness pause,
The breath;
Changing particles of grey,
To hastened Death.
This is THE darkest time,
This is THE darkest day.

I Am Hospitalized

I Am Hospitalized 

I injured my brain
and broke my arm
while I was writing a poem.
I used a wrong hand
to carry a burdensome pen.
Its ink flooded my book
whilst blood hastened from my forehead.
As I suffered from crowded ideas
that exploded my head.
I will never vacate from poetry
until I am restored.

Drencho POET Loads
Form: Narrative

Tempest 2

Seagulls cast aquarium swirls
Translucent panacea coats the day
Cloudy church  ammonites lear
A child within a Man
has choices to make
he is hastened by the wind
Cold Waterfalls
with Autumn Wheat chaff
Put your best foot forward
Unwrap your plans
To touch the earth
and see the fathoms glow
Avert your glance
to the unsprung mile

Glacier Ice

Frozen, crystallized, jagged
glacier ice travels
toward freedom
toward the sea

a thunderous crash
ice shelves splash
calving free
falling into the sea

tenacious waves
appease serrated edges
rolling over but not dead
ice drifts with the sea

radiant in the sun
marbleized white and blue
dissolve in the warmer currents
death hastened by the sea.

Premium Member Parallax

Astonished seeing wisdom in one so young,
we hastened to correct parallax of sight,
for did not this soul slowly climb rung by rung,
the ladder of wisdom, now at zenith height?

Our fault line is that we look at outer form,
whilst the soul within has faced many a storm,
life after life, reborn again and again,
revealing a gem that is now free from stain.
Form: Rispetto

Premium Member Nephilim (A Flash of Light)

So strong and abrupt an ancient race
With lusts and sins they raided this place
These men of OLE, few say did see
The sons of angels, no choice to be
Who were these men? A flash of light!
These giants of men who hastened man's plight
A mutant race, a mule of men
A hybrid race, born of sin
Who were these souls of flesh and skin?
A flash of light! The Nephilim.
Form: Rhyme

Tomorrow

The blue curtain falls. Shut the pink sky.
The red hibiscus closes its eye.
Moonlight rest bright, 
blanket my snow.

All the days I’ve watched turn.
Every moment I have let go.
Time may be quick, but I have hastened my step.
Tomorrow I will be on the starting line.

So fall night,
cease tight.
Wrap your veil around my life,
Till the yellow dawn of a new day.
© Ann T.  Create an image from this poem.

The Last Exchange

While the sun was slipping away
You left me
With a gifted moment

A moment that lessened fears
Yet hastened tears
A moment that spoke to me
Yet set you free
A moment that caressed my heart
Yet put apart
A moment that fostered giving
Yet nurtured living
A moment that clarified a decision
Yet cleared my vision

While the sun was slipping away
You left me
With a gifted moment
© Mary Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Autumn Leaves Hs

orange, gold and red, like sparkling gems on queen’s crown~ mother earth in sheen gaudy leaves blown down, lie in heaps before they fade~ burning tongues of fire laid under our feet, autumn leaves of varied hue~ a neat patchwork quilt. dry leaves fly about, hastened by autumnal breeze~ journey to the grave gently laid to rest, on nature’s warm breast.
Form: Other

White Wilderness

I recall the yelling but silent voice of winter
that broken December when the lights from
lanterns shot up from their wicks with the
fading strength of departing glows abroad.

Twilights hastened through the spine of
receding days, halting the approach of a
wayward Christmas.
The wilderness around us yielded froths from a
puking snowstorm,
fastening laces of Hell with strings of abundant
sleet.

White Wilderness

I recall the yelling but silent voice of winter
that broken December when the lights from
lanterns shot up from their wicks with the
fading strength of departing glows abroad.

Twilights hastened through the spine of
receding days, halting the approach of a
wayward Christmas.
The wilderness around us yielded froths from a
puking snowstorm,
fastening laces of Hell with strings of abundant
sleet.
Form: Ode

Premium Member Retrospective Blog Phrasis Part 1

Emotion & feelings,active, no
longer passing fads of intervening years.
A latter day passion,now fading from
view along a different path I now stride.
Hastened by love,poignant,as a moth
to a flame to paraphrase a truth.Willing
to take a risk,each aspect leaves its mark
as sunlight upon the mundane.

phrasis from my 2007-9 PS blogs
Hear me recite this phrasis on youtube under my pen name ichthyschiro
Form: Verse

'08 I Suppose They Don'T Know Us At All

The mind is hastened forth by
By the redolent sentimentality
Of the idea of heart,
While the soul languishes
Within the detritus of society
And every mention of God
Flows freely as vomit
Out from the guts of pontifs
Expousing the virtue of
Their enlightened experiences
In the trenches of the common wealth,
And devouring their own ability
To know you and me.

Take it away from them!
Give it to us!

Premium Member Accolades To the Moon

Since risen dawn, clouds have been drifting in,
shifting their shapes, swimming above the sea.
There seems to be a whale waving her dorsal fin
My accolades to the moon's power sung in apogee

There are tiny rivulets where starfish cannot hide
Sea worms wiggling, trying to inch their way home
Nothing escapes the hastened withdrawal of low tide
leaving treasures to discover on this morning as I roam
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Autumn Leaves

Autumn leaves
	splash across the earth
	with colors from Monet’s palette
	hastened by the chilling winds

Autumn leaves
	litter paths through woods
	redolent of musky-sweet smells
	accented by sugar-cone crystals

Autumn leaves
	shake and scatter day dreams
	posing insatiable predilection
	evoking cuddling and coddling

Autumn leaves
	memories of those we’ve lost
	those we’ve yet to meet
	fall within our hearts

Wordfor Today: Ethics

WORD OF THE DAY: ETHICS

Science and Engineering have benefitted immensely from PHYSICS
Another major concept that has hastened aeronautics is KINETICS
But science is itself a noble profession with its values and ETHICS
Scientists are neither known for oratory prowess nor PHONETICS
Yet they have produced drugs that are as effective as ANESTHETICS
All these and many more were attained with or without AESTHETICS

© Wole Popoola 2016
Form: Rhyme

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