Short Jarvis Poems

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Lovely Summer Nights

sitting in the pool
swimming in the moonlit night
steaks are on the grill
watermelon is on ice
what a lovely summer night













Written by, Treasa Jarvis
Date written.07/13/2011
"Tanka you contest on summer nights"
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Men Beware

Jarvis was a goner the second he saw her bouncy hair
She recognized this and reeled him right into her lair
Her amber eyes gave him the stoplight green.
Jarvis from that moment was never again seen.

I hope it was worth it said his Arkansas kin.
I rolled my eyes, as this rolled out past their chin.
He never returned, was never again seen.
Beware of a witch who gives you a glance stoplight green.
Form: Rhyme

Clowning

Seem funny to say ,I like being me,
and when the time comes
My mask makes me free
I like to dress up in crazy old clothes
and wear white makeup and a big red nose.
to enjoy the facade 
seems rather odd.
But its healthy expressionate living
I put on my costume
and joy fills the room.
I'm a clown and much joy I have given.




Written by, Treasa Jarvis 07/16/2011
Contest name: It's mask time
Form: Lyric

Invisible Shooting Stars

The beauty that is unnoticed
Shooting stars in the daylight
Can you hear their sound?
If you whisper to your heart

The beauty that is unexpressed
Burning love within your heart
Which is never confessed
Your dream, concealed in a pot

All fallen stars, unexpressed love
We never imagine how beautiful they were
Whisper to your heart to have
Real beauty be realized

22 Nov. 2017
By Felicia Jarvis



Subject:LOVE AND ROMANCE
Form: Rhyme

The Life You Saved

i over herd a conversation in witch i herd a name,
a man in tears of joy talking about his pain,
he said he tried to end his life but then he saw a dame,
a girl with such beauty that shined like a heavenly light it mad him step away from his window frame,
he searched the streets all day and night to find the girl who saved his life but he only found out her name,
so every day he spreads the word that saved him from a corps,
sharna nicole jarvis that name i herd was yours.
Form: Rhyme


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