Short Inundated Poems

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Premium Member Inundated Heart

Having inundated his heart with love he witnessed hate's sinking! 









© Demetrios Trifiatis 
    02 February 2016
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Friends House

Friend’s House Haiku: By Miracle Man 6/2/2022 Ankle deep water, house quickly inundated. Waist deep, all was gone.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Falls In World Ocean

hanging azure sky
                                       inundated with cumulus
                                          falls in world ocean
Form: Haiku

Premium Member You Kissed Me Once

YOU KISSED ME ONCE


You
Kissed me once
And 
A river of affection 
Inundated 
My 
Thirsty for love  
Soul!


© Demetrios Trifiatis
 06 February 2013
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Inundation

Having

Inundated his heart with love,

He was blessed 

To witness the drowning

Of hate!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
  07 September 2021
Form: Verse


Premium Member It's Early January, Friends

       Some are inundated with floods
          Others, buried in snow

        It’s early January, friends ~ Smile!
          Winter’s got quite a ways to go…
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member In the Ethers

Riding the sound waves of, heart-drum; my soul begins to arise.
Inundated by the energy-waters; I bathe in the light.
Rising, I hug God; no flesh, no bones here; only at-one-ment.
Form: Sijo

Along the Line

Snooze of peace reigned on a collage
of sacred impulse for serenity of shelter —
bower-girthed and soul-inundated —
but along the line, a stampede, peccant
and harlotic,
framed the sun.

Premium Member Never Cry

NEVER CRY


Never cry
Over an inundated ground, 
Caused by 
Previous weeping of yours,
For
Your tears will be wasted
Since
No-one will notice your 
Loss!


 © Demetrios Trifiatis
      06 May 2013
Form: Epigram

Premium Member A Universal Performance

I hear the moon, breathing out her light; I breathe it in. Inundated with music of electric dancing stars; I want to dance and sing. The universal concert, soothing my ears.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Johannesburg

South Africa is inundated with a problem
Kidnapping, baffled with an emblem

Months passed and devastation still lasts
In the minds and bodies of the casts...

Prayers can help
All the time, we need not yelp
sad
Form: Other

Loving and Hating

LOVING AND HATING
Are you feeling the sense of loving and hating
Nothing we can save our soul to saving
The rain is falling and flooding
And we are inundated in the thinking
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando February 12, 2017
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member A Reunion

In twilight sleep, dreams flow deeply, through mind-halls. Caverns and crevasses hold many memories; some of past lives. Inundated with dreamscapes, memories float and surface, a mind-soul reunion.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Jungle Peaceful Graze

majestic awe of twilight
stealthy through labyrinth might

field inundated with dawn
waked not the woods daunting fawn



3/25/2017



Contest: Form J - Jueju
Sponsored by: Broken Wings
 Qijue - 4 lines, 7 syllables each line
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Jueju

Rainfall and Life

Started the huge rain-
Drunk with the stream of heavy water fall
The great Valley of Kunjaban is inundated.

Then the heavy downpour ended
Raindrops hanging on the leaves
As if it is nothing but my own life
Swinging on the turmoil of Uncertainty.
© Reza Raza  Create an image from this poem.

Heartless Emotion

heartless emotion
                                 rock cries with pain having felt
                                           inundated love 
                                     glaring sun in cloudy sky
                                 candle glows without it's flame
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Remembering

I just
Held her hand  
And
A sea of feelings inundated my being
Thus
Making my heart remember the
Purpose that was born:
To love!

© Demetrios Trifiatis
   17 SEPTEMBER 2014

* My computer did it again! It has deleted 
this  poem so I post it again! I am sorry!
Form: Epigram

Premium Member July Floods

Rain pours down cats and dogs, leaving puddles. Water flows down through canals, drains and ditches Sky, overcast with dark clouds, signals a torrential downpour. Nature's fury, unleashed in full force. Lands being inundated fast, men flee.
Form: Etheree

A Gift From God

I am in love with you right from the start
Flood of love has inundated my heart

Now my thought is full of sweet dreams
You are a gift from God it seems

You are an inspiration to live long
You are a muse to write love song

Without you I was cold as ice
Now my life is like paradise
Form: Lyric

Straight

Like inundated praise
the rhetoric concern of tithe
ballooning, like a fact implied
inertia blinds with its deride!

To see it straight, to moor divine
I buckle too, as then resign
so many voices, tail wind's fine
could move ahead, so never mine?

Concourse profane, am strong at thine,
but trying self ~ so far behind!
Form: Rhyme

Pumpkin Overload

My pumpkins have gone mad
I'm completely inundated
My desire for pumpkin dishes
Will be well and truly sated

They've taken over the garden 
And taken over the lawn 
I can't find the compost bin 
Or where I planted corn 

Nestled 'mongst the vines 
A bumper crop is on the way 
I better find my soup pot 
And get ready for the fray!
Form: Rhyme

Alas a Pasta

Salubrious antipasto
Trimmed to be vociferous
Left without the tympani
Holding up a symphony
Greased well guaranteed articulate
Inundated synchrony
Molded into ebony
Gone on before the starting gate
Innate
Careening toward a screening
Where is all this the leading?
A gracious over-seeding
All sliding towards a feeding
In generosity I ate

Be Inundated

Be Inundated

Be inundated
Even though while have waited
Am satiated.

Hitler told the German people more lies than they could handle, and at a certain point, it just became easier to believe what they were told. That’s the problem with not doing what’s right, because it’s more efficient to accept a status quo.

See if this makes any sense.

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

So That's the Reason Why

Their population on the swell,
The local yokels just couldn't tell,
Why their isolated town called Bugaree,
Red dust and drought for all to see,
Was inundated by a city slicker hell.

You see,it was a radio man from 2CE 
Using language bordering on thuggery,
Delivered such a terrible harangue,
Abusing listeners when they rang,
Had told everyone to go to buggery.
Form: Limerick

Effect of Redness

As the blush of a lovely breast spreads
Harpy eagle's desire hovers over the Tigris River
Taurus rides the high tide of excitement.

The Cliff gets inundated by huge floods
Turbulent is the danger time boat-
Turning the inkpot upside down-
Principia Mathematica gets blurred
Young sailor is disoriented without a lighthouse
Falling are the rudder and mast on the waves.
© Reza Raza  Create an image from this poem.

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