Short Incarnates Poems
Short Incarnates Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Incarnates by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Incarnates by length and keyword.
As one life door closes
all incarnates swing opens our
afterlight reprises all spiritual energy
presupposing all existent notions
why give it away to ---unfounded FEARS?
Categories:
incarnates, appreciation, death, future, life, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
Time spent
In preparation for
The welcoming of the visitor
Greatest gratification of guest...
In the august process of preparation
Welcoming is unremembered
Contentment forgotten...
Christmas or Easter
Jesus incarnates
Vitalizes existence
Gets crucified
Resurrected...
We are busy
Preparing...
24 December 2021
Categories:
incarnates, christmas, easter, feelings, life,
Form:
Free verse
One day
A stranger came up to me
Speaking in riddles
He said:
Inspiration incites the inscence within that incarnates indigo indians.
I did not know what he ment until he followed up with:
"You can't wait for inspiration. You have to go after it with a club."
- Jack London
I then
realized
what he was
talking about.
Do you?
Categories:
incarnates, art, confusion, fantasy, funny, hope, imagination, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
I want to be left alone
alone and away from my thoughts
not the people around me
they don't bother me, I do
my mind bothers me
every minute incarnates a new thought
every thought leads to new problems
with new solutions waiting to be found
they will be found, but when?
time is relative but how does it relate to me
when nothing is willing to go at my pace
unless—
unless I coerce the cadence of my thoughts
I reckon this may work
Categories:
incarnates, 10th grade, anger, angst, anxiety, growth, moving
Form:
Free verse
RETROSpPECTIVES
unfinished
&separating
now
returning
to the allure
of an
invigorating
sunburst
of colour
in memories
surfacing
becomin
complicit
involved
& questioning
dominated by
& inspired by
a setting
so incarnates s
by something haunting
&engaging
so very different
&in
lovable images
depicting
as if suggesting
a vulnerable
shyness
doubting yet
embracing
tradition
remaking
on different terms
Categories:
incarnates, poetry,
Form:
Free verse