Short Inundation Poems

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Premium Member Awakening

A zen Koan

From a tiny seed, inundation enlightens, consciousness sparking. Visica Piscis sacred geometry tetragrammaton.
Form: Haiku


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

Footle Poetry Compilation

heavy rain
   inundation


   never flood
   clear water 


    Yellow smirk
    unclear Smile

     Wind blows
     Love grows


     flowers fly
     butterfly

Inundation

I-nclement clime brings 
R-ainstorm and cold chill to earth, 
I-t floods the city, 
S-treets have turned into river, 
H-aving high water level. 







Topic: Birthday of Irish Otable (March 15) 
Form: Acrostic Tanka
Form: Tanka

Reincarnation

REINCARNATION
I think you are my last reincarnation
This is another way to bring up allocation
Time is precious and love is inspiration
The rain is making all of its inundation
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando December 29, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


Verse Poetry Form - Shorts

feet wear
        shoes

        Sing Frankly
        Sinatra

        swollen River
        flood

        heavy rain
        inundation

        last Kiss
        First death

        Run stare
        beast catches
Form: Verse

Premium Member Darkness for Light, and Other Blatherskite

On this verse, Isaiah, not Levitical, 
I can't help being political, 
I hope, without being hypocritical. 
I feel an inundation,
of bogus information,
from the current administration.
To discern malarky, bonafide,
each man or woman must decide - 
their conscience as a guide.
Form: Rhyme

Different

I held on to a story
an inundation of quiet memories
it's vastness bearing upon me
that it broke my spine.

and yet I chose to wait
like the last autumn leaf
dangling on a broken bough.
I chose silence
in the parchment of life
and chose to hide
behind shadows of time.

Was I a coward?
Or was is it clarity I hoped to gain
perhaps... just perhaps
I was just very different.

Different

I held on to a story
an inundation of quiet memories
it's vastness bearing upon me
that it broke my spine.

and yet I chose to wait
like the last autumn leaf
dangling on a broken bough.
I chose silence
in the parchment of life
and chose to hide
behind shadows of time.

Was I a coward?
Or was is it clarity I hoped to gain
perhaps... just perhaps
I was just very different.

Premium Member The Guiding Light

Inundation! I am filled with, The Guiding Light of Heaven; it floods my entire being… body, mind and spirit and I revel in the Warmth of the Spirit’s love. Energies arise and I explode… I am everything and everything is me; A seeker on a quest, I have found Heaven on this earth and the God within.
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