Short Hugging Poems
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When this world wearing dark
Doors hugging tight walls
People on bed counting dreams
New year came like a thief!
I
was
left
behind
Beneath
me
was
love
My
tears
smiling
Looking
for
him
Hugging
the
air
words hugging truth, rippling in good measure
reflection with wisdom flames poetic treasure
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I'm here hugging the cactus, it's truly making its point,"Ouch, Ouch, Ouch"
Branch-hugging cry,
Ancient, mournful tale,
Underneath the large sky,
Soul-filled singing, brown bird,
Pouring forth its heart,
Never to die.
Feast
Genuine, heartfelt
Cooking, welcoming, hugging
Turkey, football, grateful, touchdown
Talking, laughing, cheering
Babies, seniors
Family
I hate physical touch
Hugging, kissing, hand-holding, and such.
I hate the way it fills me with disgust,
Having me construct my shoulders in a hunch.
Hugging her legs in pure joy
She felt the graciousness of the moon
Dreams will be granted tonight said the owl
Her power animal who was going to make sure
I am divining
I am
Writing
Tomes
Getting
On
The
Boat
Late
With
All
The
Animals
Hugging
So
Glad
To
Be
Warm
And
Alive
October finger moon
it was and dark
we sit in the park
it was hugging and kissing
nuthin was missing
wil not forget
my mind is still wet
the feeling is right
oh
WHAT A SUMMER NIGHT
Hugging memories
whist dreaming of love’s embrace...
in Monday morning’s morass
reality gets stuck
as clanging bells ring the alarm.
Nobody should be hugging, if you please;
We brought it with us from when chimpanzees.
Kissy lips is a humanity trait;
But humans ain’t, for the planet, so great.
I saw a man
Hugging a rhino,
Why he was
I really don’t know!
I know some people
Like to hug a tree,
But a stuffed rhino
In a museum,
This surely can’t be!
Docile to a pull of hands
Wondering what’s under the sun
As blind-folded eyes haunt
Each forwarded step counts-
Came the revelation!
Hugging tearfully, I thanked.
Don't have to see the face
Don't need to hear the voice
From the hug you'll know it's me
My face will be aged
My voice could be gone
But it would still be me hugging you
Revealing nothing
Trees blinking their ancient truths
Explaining nothing
Nature lovers see their souls
Hugging them gently
Revering the gatekeepers
Replenishing the planet
Small villages hugging a rocky shore
Tall mountains in the distance elegantly soar
A peaceful scene
Amazingly serene
Existing worldwide as nature's open door
The end is in sight although barely
Think positive we will survive, are you ready
All of a sudden
Like pushing a button
Laughing and kissing and hugging your teddy
Written by Gail DeBole on
March 10, 2020
An elephant in Zimbabwe
Hi-fived with a soft trunky sway.
Then wanting to play
She continued her day
With a hug for the human who waved.
Leaving tomorrow
starting again
Moments resplendent
free of the din
Touching a sunrise
kissing the rain
Hugging a moonbeam
— joy preordained
(Dreamsleep: September, 2024)
02/10/2019
My hearts bursting-- full of glee
No sadness or misery
Happy smiles every day
No tears of sorrow make their way
When angles watch me from above
Tightly hugging me with love
Time
Time spent
Good time
Holding, hugging and kissing
Goodness all around
The depth of the ocean
The heat of the sun
The warmth of the sand
Freedom of flight
Goodness of time spent.
Form:
Naked Farewell
Old gnarly never looked so good
outstretched arms hugging the tepid sun.
John G. Lawless
11/21/2014
submitted to Crystalline – Poetry Contest
sponsor – Rick Parise
I can't breath
tears rolling down my cheeks
i rock back and forth
calm down, sam
they say hugging me telling me everything is okay.
but they dont understand me
i'm not crying
i'm laughing
Form:
On the foothill of Himalayas range,
The queen of hill stations in India
Holds a fairyland atmosphere,
With hugging spiral roads
Ascending to the peak,
Mussoorie gives
Top view of
Foggy
Land