Short Inflames Poems

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


Deion

a frozen rope
the metaphor inflames, excites our hope
but we've had a shortage of freon
ever since the days we helicoptered in Deion.
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Silent Screams-

Quietly The voice screams it inflames softly hardened rigids of joy and pains~


12/8/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
Form: Monoku

Red Sun

sunrise inflames the dawn sky,
 as if it is on fire 
 clouds curl a blush cream, gives
 an unearthly sight


For Russell Sivey's contest, "Red Sun"
sun
Form: Dodoitsu

First Amendment Anthem

Freedom's song, first amendment's grace,
A symphony of rights we all embrace.
Speech unchained, beliefs untamed,
Press unburdened, grievances proclaimed.
In liberty's embrace, democracy inflames.
Form: Concrete

Death of Desire

What springs forth from desire?
A cool sting that inflames a fire.
Whiskey radiating into the soul.
Did the amber embers take their toll?
Why? My love.
I put you above.
Now we are but a burnt out coal.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Thanksgiving Crystals

Gratefulness inflames life's abundance. The thankful heart portrays God's price.
Written: July 08, 2022 Checked by: howmanysyllabes.com THANKSGIVING CRYSTALS Sponsored by: Beata Agustin
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Fire

Passion inflames my heart,
For I cannot last when we part,
For however long you may be,
Please don't forget about me,

Fire fire burning bright
I must hold my love tonight,
The sadness held at bay,
Waiting for the day.
Form:

Pale

The distrust inflames me
A tainted image 
An angel fallen into the flames
How could he?
He stained my fantasy
Stabbed my trust
Maimed my dreams
And now all i have are ashes of what could have been
A dream killed too soon.
© Ann Okotha  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Flying Yearning

The scarlet sun inflames the horizon over sensuous sea, the sublime gift of a new dazzling day sails across to me. From the fringe of seamless serenity gold laced clouds rise, on their satin wings to your charming sky my yearning flies.
July 27, 2020 Contest : Four Lines Sponsor : Constance La France
Form: Rhyme

The Bitter Taste of Resentment

Resentment is a negative emotion
that casts aspersion upon others
when perhaps the fault really lies
in the depths of our own being.

Deceiving ourselves is a flaw,
one of our human imperfections,
while expecting too much of others.
Resentment leaves such a bitter taste.

Rancor inflames both heart and soul,
so, keep your ire under control.

Ego Needed Inflating

adoring beauty caresses deflated ego familiar groping hands inflames jubilant kisses masterfully nurturing open passionate responses quietly subservient tongue unforgivably violates waiting xerostomia* yearning zedoary**
* abnormal dry state of mouth ** drug used as a stimulant Penned 19 September 2015 Contest
Form: ABC

When I Sleep

When I sleep
I dream of your kiss

I imagine your body against mine
I imagine your skin touching mine
I can feel it. I can sense it
I feel the pressure of your lips
Your tongue gently touches mine
I taste the sweetness
I inhale an unmistakable scent
It is the scent of your body 
It inflames my passion
I open my eyes, expecting to see you
I want to touch your soft skin
Only to discover, I am dreaming

~Rick Berry
© Rick Berry  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Racist

Racist By: Miracle Man 7/17/2019 Vocabularies store this word, Which often inflames. It’s become widely used verbiage, In our political games. It’s spewed each time, It benefits a sensed need. To propel their message, Onto a liberal news feed. “To live anywhere in the world today and be against equality because of race or color is like living in Alaska and being against snow” William Faulkner
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Possibilities

Your laughter infects me
with a virus they can't cure; 
Your love inflames me
with a fire they can't douse; 
Your body fills me
with thoughts they can't erase; 
Your arms surround me
like a moat they can't breach; 
Your spirit lifts me  
like a balloon they can't catch; 
Your heart captures me 
like a thief they can't set free.

They can't do much, 
but with you anything is possible.


02/16/2012
"Suit Yourself" contest
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Love Can't Be Granted

Love torches your heart like a burning coal; fueling feelings that inflames the soul. Bringing happiness, to where there was none; love eclipses time, and outshines the sun. Igniting tinder, smoldering within; love supplies the spark as your dreams begin. Setting imprisoned, fledgling feelings free; love instantly fills hopeful hearts with glee. Love can't be granted, bought, or created; and yet, it alone leaves you elated.
Form: Quatrain

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