Short Hole In The Sky Poems

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Premium Member Tornado

Tornado

The hole in the sky
is just above my house. 
I look up... 
and see, 
that...
"He",
 looks 
down 
at 
me.

He keeps His eyes on my every move, 
as He knows... 
I am truly
lost.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.


Loading Door Number 1

A truck driver passes through
a hole in the sky

His rig self inclusive,
his load staying dry

Eighteen wheels of redemption,
the manifest signed

Delivery as promised
—his docking sublime

(Dreamsleep: March, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

The Cry

The cry 

A warm August day
A child
Drawn to the ornamental pool
A surface of lilies 
A mother calls
Her child
A face 
Whiter than the lilies 
Floats in the light
A scream
Pierces a hole in the sky
A fraction of a second
Nature is silent.
Then it gears up again
Ad nauseous
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Blitz

The Celestial Succedaneum

The celestial succedaneum 
is our glory hole in the sky 
we insert our hardened psyches 
(of course sheathed in 
a condom of ignorance, so 
as not to be infected 
or infested with the ghastly 
blandness of verisimilitude) 
into it, and 
Thrust 
while our hardy 
imaginations feverishly 
imagine 
God.

The Sky Really Is Falling

The Sky Is Falling! Every time I look ‘round I see more pieces… Of sky on the ground And then I espy The hole in the sky Where the pieces of sky Have fallen down No one listens No One pays heed No one hears my warning This time I’m not Kidding around The sky really is falling!


Premium Member Remedy Rhythms

Remedy Rhythms 
Sometimes writers block 
Sunrises at dawn 
Sometimes secrets revealed 
Render revolver 
Rivers soothing recedes 
Reckoning subsides 
Rain randomly pouring 
Sometimes a hole in the sky 
Life ripens rosaries 
Good deeds to kindness remedy 
Rent is paid 
Giving is a good day 
Better to give than receive 
Knowing to reasoning
Form: Rhyme

Whispering Rain

sometimes
there's a little hole in the sky
where the lonely dead
just sit above and cry

weeping over memories
peace they need to find
tears turning to a whispering rain
gently falling on loved ones
they left behind

hoping they feel the message
while looking down to catch a glimpse
through the whispering rain 
at family and friends
in heaven they truly miss
© Ron Derby  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Aftermath

Hole in the sky
      where the blood drips
an oasis of pain
songs rise up from the ground(high again)
      angels 
fight on the head of a 
       pin
our world rotates on 
       it's axis(as always)
Needless strife and
        sorrow persist
Thousands walk 
         the streets
Sex for love or money
        lights dark fires within
        the multitude is 
composed of many pieces
        jigwaw puzzled on 
the carpet
        waiting to be finished

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