Short Imitate Poems

Life imitates art,
children imitate parents...
paper or plastic?...

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Art
given
to express
experiences-
seldom ever to imitate nature....

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Exam time returns;
Text-submerged teens imitate
Rodin’s ‘The Thinker’....

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barely audible
echoes of my existence
imitate reason...

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Art
given
to express
experiences,
seldom ever to imitate nature.

After Matisse...

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Sharing loneliness
On a boat in a stale pond
We keep throwing rocks
To imitate the great seas
Too cowardly to explore...

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quivering with each kiss the wind blows
the leaves imitate my life
nascent when on the ground


071020112120...

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In the Middle Ages, people ate
food with wooden spoons of weird shape;
it may seem archaic
in ages less artistic...
an idea we still imitate....

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There is no plagiarism
      no one copies
      nobody's soul...
      at most imitates
      the verses, imitate
      the voice, the style......

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Imitate me
If you want something more
But emulate the rest
If you want to settle
Because I hold the answer
To life’s enigma
Do you want me
To whisper it in your ear?...

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Roman 
empire reigns,
military
exercise game,
children 
imitate soldiers,
mark
chalk grids ~
cast
tiny boulders
ancient
British pastime....

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If you feel too dejected to talk,
are alone and feel dull as a rock,
try to be at your ease,
imitate Mr. Cleese:
raise your legs for the silliest walk....

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I
Hamid spoke of a mountain
See the forest
of Poetry

II
poets plow semi-aridity
with integrity
among words

III
sometimes silent, oft not
mountains imitate Existence
Zen obedience...

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I love a good rhythimic beat
I can imitate a drum with the pounding of my feet
Whether it's rock & roll or rap
A stadium amp or a backwards cap
Any type of music makes me get out of my seat...

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Although humanity continues to be enslaved to corruption, 
life's small pleasures seen in creation 
inspire a sense of wonder and awe. 
Nature's tenacity and resilience 
are ours to imitate....

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i got my own morals
because i got no role models
i got my past mistakes to look at
so i don't fall when i stumble or crumble
the future petrifies me
especially when they say i imitate someone...

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Zephyrs Yank Xmen
With Violent Upbringing
To Start Regiments

Qualified People Operate
New Men Leading
Kingdoms Juxtaposed Imitate

How Good Freedom Emerges During
Constant Battles, Amazing...

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There are current trends that the youngsters 
are quick to follow or adopt. 
People imitate what's "in" 
when it comes to fashion, 
hobbies, expressions, 
and patterns that 
go against 
the Lord's 
laws....

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INFLUENCE
a
sphere
 to
convey
a
genial
 pysche
remote
&partial


highly
inward
mithout
 mirth
 predominantly
featured
  to
emulate
imitate
& intervene
to
 verbally
confess
&
to
 decline
in
melancholy...

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Why is it so hard to be human now?
How the door close in?
The face turns flaxen
As you imitate
And your secret joke
Of wild monkeys
Rises like a hopping child
Boredom rests as wounded thoughts
Breathe the funk
And take mad the carpet!...

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To reach real glory one must persist,
do not imitate any literary work, resist;
be original and creative,
be unique and try not to forget
that confidence in oneself is very imperative.



Rhyme Scheme: A, A, B, A, B
Syllable Count:  9/14/ 9/ 9/14...

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some puffed up pieces
malodorous in thesis
require fresh breezes


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Still chuckling at Maurice Rigoler's The Art of the Short Poem.

To imitate: high form of flattery;
I flat in thy direction, matterly....

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“Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal; bad poets deface what they take, and good poets make it into something better, or at least something different.” T.S. Eliot, poet (1888-1965)
  

Copied / Not My work..I saw this and I liked it.....

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life is not a mirror,
to imitate others.
its a fertile land,
where we sow ourselves,
where we fertile our heart and mind,
where we grow the relationship,
where we cut the ego.
at last,
where we win ourselves.
that is life.
enjoy it.
LOVELY........

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Art
given
to express
experiences-
seldom ever to imitate nature.

NOTE:The challenge with Ray Stebbing's tetractys form is -that each line is required 'to stand on its own ' & the poem itself  is to express a complete thought,within the narrow compass of 20 syllables....

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