Short Incremental Poems

Short Incremental Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Incremental by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Incremental by length and keyword.


Incremental Repetitions

Love is a recipe and will always be a recipe. 
 
We are each other’s medicines, each other’s cure, best taken (and given) by mouth.
© Chris Conn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Eventide

    Eventide, the sun sinks low
      at the seashore, waters flow

    Pre-dawn morning, streaks of magenta
      heaven’s canvas fills, incremental
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Incremental

one slowly adds, hard fought with persistence until much feels like naught
---------- A Sept, a seven line poem with syllable counts of 1/2/3/4/3/2/1
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

In Praise

Wisdom 
picks on the dementia. 
I lash out in drunken rage.

The water world,
I stand on an island 
in incremental rain-

of denials. Time was 
floating on the shells. 
Sea was in sullen mood.

Sunless sky wants 
to start a ceremony of 
clouds and tears.

How far you will 
walk with a gypsy ?
I have started the journey for invisible.



Satish Verma
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Form: ABC

Premium Member Patchwork

Listen to poem:
Incremental layers, experience, pile up
Like quilts upon a bed in cold winters;
They weigh upon me. I occupy
Myself inspecting, describing them --
Like a child does squares of patchwork.
These multilayered patterns amuse:
I imbue them with richness, with depth,
Depending on my mood, my whimsey --
While their reality no more resembles
My perceptions than printed scraps
Of fabric are like fields
full of fantastic figures.


Incremental Christians

Let's hear it for incremental Christians,
And ascetic vegetarians,
Hail the queen of heavens,
Blessings for us, a holy girl,
Roman around the world!
Well, she was born in the Roman world,
A good Jewish maid, it did transpire,
A faith healer in this very day,
No holy dilemmas for her today, 
Let's pray for lady luck, shines on us all,
Let's hope Armageddon does stall, 
One for ascetic vegetarians,
And for incremental Christians!

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