Short Indicating Poems

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Premium Member Smoke Signals

high through jagged pines 
spiraling up towards the sky
smoke from our cabin
indicating the changing
fickle Indian summer
Form: Tanka


One Simple Note Indicating Love

For me one of many points but - 

A good woman will
be adept at making a man believe that he wears the tousers
When infact he don't
© Ian Foley  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Man of Wisdom

the wise is but a milestone indicating our advancement on the path of light!  







© Demetrios Trifiatis
     17 January 2018
Form: Monoku

Premium Member I J K L M

Indicating indigo improvements
Juggling juicy jiggling Jello
Kibitzing kits and cats
Laboriously languishing lightly
Making marvelous maneuvers in word play
Form: ABC

Premium Member Drivers Who Give No Warnings

In traffic they go zooming in and out
not even indicating it at all.
When they make a lane change, 
I Just want to shout,
“Just use your turn signal, you jerk.
One day you’ll hit somebody or a wall!”
Form: Rhyme


More Prophetic Than Poetic

American broadcasts carry details
emerging from government hints
indicating journalists kindly “leaked” major news
of presidential quote reputedly saying,
“Trump’s ultimate victors were xenophobic young zealots.”
Form: ABC

Trump Wishes He Was Propitious

Trump Wishes He Was Propitious

Propitious is giving or indicating a good 
chance of success and being favorable.

Trump wishes that he would be propitious,
But has turned table by being tumultuous;
On us dawned,
Belief beyond,
And performance became totally fictitious.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member are you afraid of dogs


Big Blue, my Alaskan Malamute greeted my friend with a wide tail wag.
He ran back to the car, rolled down the window and yelled “Is this a gag?”
Are you afraid of dogs? I asked. I did not know that about you.
No, but I am afraid of whatever that thing is, he said, indicating Big Blue.
dog
Form: Rhyme

My Autumn Dream

While talking an early morning walk,
the air is crisp and cool,
serenading Nature’s creation
indicating the Autumn Season is here.

Orange, brown and yellow 
are the colors of the tree leaves
making the trees appear to dance
with the Autumn season scene.


Autumn's Dream Contest by Rick Parise
Form: Verse

Premium Member Legs And Windsocks


I run with the wind,
past a couple of windsocks. 
I see they sometimes droop,
sometimes stretched full,
indicating the speed of the wind
that thrusts forward my body,
helping the tired legs
stride at the pace of the wind.
My legs seem to wear windsocks,
so, I know my running speed.

Premium Member Safe From the World

Her dream of falcon, flamingo and furious things
Persuaded a parade of ideas indicating bird sings
A prancing parakeet provides a penguin’s sweet play
A clock in the shadows give her more reason to stay
Inside a dream where she is safe from the world
Ideas are tucked in close, until later unfurled.
Form: Rhyme

Appearance and Adherence To Security Clearance

Appearance and Adherence to Security Clearance

There are things that have an appearance,
Indicating that to there must be adherence
Standards set.
And then met;
Have been assured is a security clearance.

How anyone could in the Trump clan ever 
received one is a complete mystery to me.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Robbers In Their Den

Robbers in their den:
The harshest of men, 
In all ten, 
Their boss,  terrible Ben!! 
Stepbrother of as terrible Ken!! 
Now, not with his pistol but confusing pen
Their next operation indicating 'when'
And much persuaded to give it a name
One wouldn't have guessed, nursing mother hen
For his having once favored 'operation wren'
Form: Rhyme

Robbers In Their Den

Robbers in their den:
The harshest of men, 
In all ten, 
Their boss, Terrible Ben!! 
Stepbrother of as terrible Ken!! 
Now, not with his pistol but confusing pen, 
Their next operation indicating 'When'
And much persuaded to give it a name
One wouldn't have guessed, Nursing Mother Hen
For his having once favored 'Operation Wren'
Form: Rhyme

Never Been

I’ve never been patient or calm.
If someone were reading my palm,
The lines there to see
Would give clues about me
Indicating the need for a balm.

Just the slightest thing tests my restraint
And it’s not a nice picture I paint.
Yet that’s how my brain works;
It’s just one of my quirks.
Mellow, chill or laid-back I sure ain’t!
me
Form: Limerick

One's Right For a View

One's right for a view...!

Bruised ego triggers and  sets off anger,
indicating clear and impending danger!

Attempting to enforce one's own way,
throws the life of victim astray!

There is so much of it in the world,
for you, me and all to behold!

Isn't it one's right to have a view,
with a different line thinking to pursue?
© Ram Ram  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Trusting - Mystic

Tired needing to sleep,
Relaxing in the comfort of my protector.
Unusual as it seems, I was
Safe in the knowledge....the
Tiger was my friend.
Indicating to others the need of trust.
No good pretending anymore....my
Guardian is my best stuffed toy.



Contest,: mystic rose - image me a poem


I used image 3

Penned 17 October 2017
Form: Acrostic

Prediction

I would predict a landslide (Blue!)
Without a hint of déjà vu
But superstition rears its head
And warns me to shut up instead

Or else I would absorb the blame
If vic’try came to What’s-His-Name.
The reason why might give you pause – 
A kinnehura*’d be the cause.

*a pronouncement indicating good fortune
which should not be uttered for fear of 
attracting the “evil eye.” (Yiddish)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Valentine Boudoir

Each year she went through a ritual 
preparing for his big night
she had been given strict orders as to how 
to ignite his passions just right 
the perfume was spritzed soft and light
the negligee warn low and tight   
but this year when the knock arrived at the door 
indicating his arrival , 
she sang,  "Good times are a " comin " 
until she heard a big thump,  
he died, just before his big hump.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member F a M I N E Ii

F A M I N E  II

(Thousands of children, all over the world, die every day for lack of food) 

Famine:

           Fathomless
 
                       Agony

                            Mercilessly 

                                       Indicating

                                                 Nutrient

                                                       Exhaustion!

© Demetrios Trifiatis
       08 MAY 2013
Form: Acrostic

Rains Magic

Rains Magic

Please see the Photo on following URL of World Art Foundation

http://wafglobal.ning.com/photo/rains-magic?context=latest


The dark clouds were hovering, Indicating the Rains would shower, And I was thrilled by the Magic of Nature, My soul too was in dance, In tune with the Nature. Ravindra Kanpupr India 27th July 2012
Submitted in honor of Carol Brown's 'Raindrops Falling' contest

Subominous

There are no surprises
Just ignored observations
And unlucky rolls
Deep in the purses
Loose change and lipstick
Slip through lining holes
I don’t think it will change
But I’m hoping for more
From the collective
She wants me to smile
But I’m unhappy here
Being reflective
So many little signs
Indicating the end
Of what one can stand
You count them like money
But it’s never enough
And not how you planned

A Burial

A lifeless house sparrow lays dead
In the middle of the towpath
As if asleep on a green sheet;
Its body still warmed by the sun
That one could mistakenly guess
Its demise was moments before
My arrival except that its
Only exposed eyeball was gone
Indicating an earlier
Death. No decomposers arrived
As yet, usually the maggot
Flies are the first at a death scene.
I picked up the feathery corpse
And buried it beside the path.

A Pot of Crabs

In many ways, Are We like a pot of crabs
With Us, Always, reaching up for grabs
Like We intend to keep Each other down
As with Slavery, in Our predicament-bound
Which is why, Everytime, We rise to the top
Are We distracted by the sound of a POP!
Indicating, how DRAMA, is at it's boiling point
And, that SOMEBODY's about to leave this joint
Cause that's Our way of maintaining EQUALITY
Even if it means, We're All Living In Misery
Form: Rhyme

On the Way of My Heart

On the Way of my heart
listen! you cannot more walk
As this way leads to a land
that is bared,containing grey sand
the land is segmented into many patches
in every patch there are so many scratches
there is also a part of water here
that comes from my eyes deep well
A red bird flittering on the sea wave
is infact indicating my pleasures grave
now tell me can you pass this herby way?
AH!i know the words that you will say
sorry,i can't more stay"
© Saif Khan  Create an image from this poem.
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