Short Heavier Poems
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On life's blaming ranges, of word exchanges
One view I have, let in be known.'
That the guiltiest; throw the heavier stones.'
Creaking,
My heart is pounding,
Breathing getting heavier,
Dark,
Closest,
Closed,
Dark,
Open,
Dark,
Scary,
No sleep,
Afraid.
Form:
Santos Dumont so much invested
In his life, he many things invented
he even flew heavier than the air
being father of aviation could never dare
When the heart is full of the universe
And become eye waterfall doesn ^ t stay
And tear place like a river
They are heavier afternoon
Do not know why down
Nor to descend
That name carries weight
Its heavier than the mountains
yet i keep it here
In this heart of mine
so don't just shout it
SHhhhhhh
The name is
Jesus
weather in motions,
temptation calls from past flames.
heavier are hearts,
terribly torn from past pain ~
oh, teach us resilience.
07 August 2022
Sponsored by Andrea Dietrich
I start in the morning
With a spring in my step
Like an excited puppy
Full of vigour and pep
But at the end of the day
I walk with a heavier step
And feel less like a puppy
And more like “old shep”
Form:
Humanity hungers
Hope seems to be lost today
Homelessness a problem.
Heaven's door far away
Heavier the heart lost
Happiness floats or flees
Heir of all things arms wait
Life does get heavy to bare at times, but that’s how it is
You do not give up, you carry on and on
You may cry it all too you know, because it does make your heart less heavier with a stronger mind
There’s a book on the corner shelf-
with pages slightly bent,
not from careless reading
just things left unsaid.
It doesn’t ask to be opened,
doesn’t beg to be read,
but somehow it feels heavier
than the words it never said.
***(And if ever you don’t see)
And if ever you don’t see
Exodus,
dig in the soil like a fruit
worm
and lift the stone of yourself
heavier,
to find a word
harder than Maya.
And if you ever demand for more,
dig the sky.
***(And if ever you don’t see)
And if ever you don’t see
Exodus,
dig in the soil like a fruit
worm
and lift the stone of yourself
heavier,
to find a word
harder than Maya.
And if you ever demand for more,
dig the sky.
Sleepless Night
Black cups of coffee - too many
Pacing - endless pacing
Waiting for that which won't come
Desire to have you
Desire too long
Eyes so heavy
Mind heavier still
Almost dawn
Wide awake I dream -
The Dream
I rise from my sleep
looking outside my window
a tree stands leafless
Holding tight to life
each day's breath is heavier
each has a season
Edward J Ebbs - 05/13/14
Written for a Contest, Two Haiku (Month of January)
These feet plod. This heart
Heavier drags
Less motivated, whose mire
Of foul greeds through.
Filled up with creatures
With claws for hands.
Who, sinking deeper not one
Glint, gratified
Thereout is shown too ,upeyed.
Devil's outlands!
heavier than down;
pulling and falling
red-kneeled prayer to the god
of downstairs and tears,
of steps, stones and caves,
flapping like a torn flag
the flag of terra; trapped under
the bricks of this world;
flightless, too low to rise.
Young king Tut, time honoured pharaoh
In rage, deaf like the sea, with fires impatience
Boy king worshipped as a God
The daintiest last, to make the end most sweet.
Buried with skill not food for worms
But time for him grants a heavier doom
Form:
I thought that my Thanksgiving would be ruined because my cat ran away.
But he returned last night and I give thanks for that today.
I'm thankful for God, my health, my parents and my cat.
My kitty is heavier than a chunk of lead because he's fat.
THE CLOSER I GET
THE HEAVIER
MY HEART GROWS
THE SKY
AN INDIGO LANDSCAPE
SURROUNDS ME
LIKE A FOG
THE CLOUDS REACH DOWN
AND TOUCH THE SEA
THE MOON,
ONLY A SLIVER
WAITS IN THE CORNER
MY THOUGHTS LIE
CLOSE TO HEAVEN
WITH YOU.
AUGUST 2000
The clouds follow one by one as the trees flicker and the leaves turn colors
like a rainbow in the sky when the birds sing as the stars are out bright like a light
in the sky that grows heavier and heavier when the grass grows above your feet
so have something to eat
She carried her hurts like a bag full of rocks
and named it her hard knocks box..
It grew heavier and heavier as she traveled
to and fro so one sunny day, she let them all go...
Now she ambles lightly, at a much easier pace,
without her rocks, there's room for grace
Five pounds heavier today than the week before.
Does that make sense? Could I ask for more?
The same doctor’s scale both of the times?
Am I hiding grapefruit? Have I hidden limes?
Five pounds heavier from Tuesday since last Friday?
I am feeling a bit slovenly. Not tidy.
A white spot in the clouds,
a sunflower heavy with seed,
grass too long, should I mow it,
and a blackbird’s wing colours red,
limps on the path and if heavier
crisp snail shells would echo each skip.
Draco, the tomcat eyes me pleased:
only the blackbird bleeds to death.
Got a cat
Named
Ibu-Profeen.
Every meal
After kitten
She got heavier
And heavier.
She meows to be
Carried about:
In the snow
In the mud
Over the sand
Dunes.
I am near pain
Sometimes—she’s so fat!
But Ibu-Profeen says,
In real good English:
"Take two
More."
Tis the season of high expectation
And disappointing outcomes
Of obligations
And guilty consciences
Tis the season of cellulite
And failed diets
Of sinking self esteem
And blotchy faces
Tis the season of lighter pockets
And heavier souls
Ask and you shall receive