Short In A Wink Poems

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Ucanadd2it

sometimes though we never think, it happens in a wink, and its gone time... instinct, between the rhymes....Don
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Golden Moments

When I was young I was told
One day I would grow old
I did not think
This would pass in a wink
Now I treasure each moment like gold
Form: Limerick

Premium Member pamela bass

mothers day pilot pam bass

feeling a bit bored and crass

flew east in a wink

right into the drink

losing her sons boarding pass.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Onward It Goes

summer was over in a wink
and dreams would get left behind
stranded and forgotten
that's just the way of it



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Premium Member Heartfelt Seeds

    Words unravel in the air
       in a wink, no longer there

    Not so telepathic communication
       in heartfelt seeds ~ germination
Form: Couplet


Around the World

above sea and dale
I wander the world in a wink –
mighty speed of mind.




Honorable Mention in STRAND SELECT C,any form ,any theme Poetry Contest sponsored by Brian Strand
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Hello Goodbye

sweet hummingbird looking at me in a wink hello goodbye



AP:  Honorable Mention 2020

Submitted on December 21, 2018 for contest ONE LINER - HELLO AND GOODBYE sponsored by SILENT ONE  -  RANKED 2ND
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Dying Breath

Listen to poem:
One last breath
A life extinguished
All that’s left
Few things
Lasting memories
In an instant
The end
And suddenly
It’s over in a wink



AP: 2nd place 2021, Honorable Mention 2020, Front Page Pick 2022

Premium Member The Turn

this is the day
the culmination 
of the waiting
the anticipation
the excitement
the hope
the dream
the drama
and in a wink
it’s over
a turning point
behind us

what now

hope



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member In a Wink

Listen to poem:
a lifetime
barely a wink
where have the years gone

and then again
seems so long ago
time has flown
dissipated in a wink

the sun now setting
on a full cycle
of seasons gone



Published in my photo/poetry book ~IN A WINK~ 2019

AP: Honorable Mention 2022

The Light

The darkness in my room, I silently penetrated.
Everything, I could not see. 
The light, I switched on
To find the darkness had evaporated in a wink.

On my bed, I sat and around, I glanced;
Mighty was the bright light 
That vanquished the darkness,
Yet, still existed beyond my sight

Poem by Mugisho N Theophile

Premium Member Kitchen Window

I love the kitchen window open at my sink
I do dishes, as summer breeze touches me in a wink
So quickly nothing feels like a chore
When looking through the window outdoors
Sunshine filters in the morning so bright
Lush green can be seen everywhere in sight
        --- And everything is alright ---

Heidi Sands

7/12/17
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Feline On the Town

Feline on the Town         
                         8/21/2023


          Tried to bathe cat in my kitchen sink,
          She ran out the back door in a wink!
          Kitty, my kitty,you are bad.
          Too much beer you indeed had!
          Here you recline in public,very stoned.
          Taking you home right now, to atone!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lickety Split

Like diamonds bathed in sun,
Islands in the 
Caribbean call my name.
Kiss me with your sultry
Energy and charm.
There’s a beach bum waiting for me, with
Yellow hair bleached by the sun. 

Such longing I feel, as he
Pulls me to paradise, where.
Love blooms at last.
If only in a wink-of-the-eye dream,
Tropical splendor is mine.




* April 13, 2018
Form: Acrostic

Cloud

Thou airy ship, thou whitish mist! 
Thou float on ocean and the dale
Thou art a painting by my Lord! 
A painting which is not for sale

Thou sooth the hearts of all on earth
Thou heaths and meadows irrigate
Thy castle is in airy field
From earth and heaven isolate
 
O sailing boat, o shroud of earth 
Thou child of sky and forlorn sea
Thou fly with gales soon after birth
O thou that in a wink can flee
Form: Rhyme

It Never Ends

Water, water everywhere
And all the dishes in sink.
Mud tracks smeared everywhere
Wiped away to return in a wink.

Food, food so much to make
Breakfast, lunch, supper.
Just diet, for God’s sake
Plus, you’re such a lousy tipper.

Heaps and heaps in the hamper
Sweaters, hoodies and jeans.
Every day it’s a damper
Walking into these monstrous scenes.

Inspired by the "ruined" first line of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
© S Chen  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Longer Than Eternity

From Kindergarten through eighth grade
   seems longer than Eternity
High School turns the corner in a couple years
   the last two zoom by, like a frightened deer

College is a grind; you really have to think...
   looking back you see -- it vanished in a wink 

Your twenties and thirties may ebb and flow  
   it matters what you do and where you go...
 They told me, 'Life begins at forty, sir'
   ~ Now I'm eighty; 'twas all a blur
Form: Rhyme

Different Phases of Life

There comes a phase in your life,
when everything looks beautiful,
you feel like you are the king,
who can conquer the whole world in a wink.

There comes a phase in your life,
when everything looks dark,
as if the whole world is harsh to you,
no matter how much you deny, it seems true.

There comes a phase in your life,
when everything works fine, 
it feels like it's the beginning, 
if not it feels like it's the end,
which one can't amend.
Form: Rhyme

Romantic Writing

As Juliet 
had felt remorse 
upon the view 
of Romeo’s corpse,
She took her life 
to share with him, 
a life of love, 
set on the wind

Where for art thou, 
destined bride? 
From destined groom 
you cannot hide
I’ll take you then, 
I’ll win your love, 
we’ll fly together 
eternally above.

As Shakespeare penned 
in Old English ink, 
of love that’s shattered
 in a wink,
He taught us that love 
is so much more 
than any love
 we have felt before.

Premium Member Faerie Riding a Bunny

Winter’s morning brought a sight to the old woman’s eyes
It was a fairy riding a bunny, what a photographer’s prize!
She ran for her camera after seeing them from her kitchen sink.
But the second she aimed it, they were gone in a wink.

She tried to explain what she saw to her husband of course
Her enthusiasm was enormous, at least seven hands high. 
He smiled at her and said “I would love to sell you an aqua horse”.
The bunny and fairy rose in the air and waved as they flew by.
Form: Rhyme

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