Short Interminably Poems
Short Interminably Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Interminably by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Interminably by length and keyword.
Iceberg
Imagine, if you will,
intolerable temps,
indomitable force,
incalculable mass,
imponderable strength,
ineffable presence,
interminably – here....
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Categories:
interminably, environment, image, imagery, nature, power, science, strength,
Form:
Pleiades
Night Guard Dogs
Hark!
It’s getting dark!
Long gone to nest, the lark…
But for the mongrels
Good nominees for Satan’s laurels,
Just for their vicious teeth that spark,
Time to interminably bark
And liberties take
With canines; uncanny mark
That resilient flesh break,
On their victims in amusement parks
Producing un-amusing facsimile of shark’s.
Night guard dogs,
Forever, I have cancelled night jogs....
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Categories:
interminably, anger, animal, anxiety, death,
Form:
Rhyme
Love the Kindness and Forgiveness In Plants
On the radio: "plants have both beauty and intelligence!"
Her University professors were adamant:
"If you want beauty, rather than biology,
Why not transfer to art, or art history?!"
Lord, do forgive our experts, professors ...
Unwilling to teach as DEEPLY as C. S. Lewis, Tolkien, holocaust survivors ...
And trees: unstinting with shade, space for critters, flowers, fruit, air for me!
Never sulking, whining, withholding love: forgiving our poisoning spaces interminably...
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Categories:
interminably, addiction, appreciation, art, environment, planet, tree, writing,
Form:
Verse
Longfall
Once I fell
A very long way
Time becomes nearly still
Just as they say
In the descent
Strangely, it seems now, I am able to mull
The nearness and implications of my unexpected end
Approaching at the speed of ground
I emerge bruised but something new
Overreacting, interminably repeating
This eventually recedes too
So that I go on as before, stumbling and dreaming
As I fall, I see her watching, still strong
I wonder, she will stand for how long?
September 10, 2016...
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Categories:
interminably, introspection, pain,
Form:
Sonnet