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Short Knells Poems

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


Knells
the providence sends
wake up calls for the sleeping 
to be vigilant 


17 July 2021...

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Categories: knells, analogy,
Form: Haiku



They Speak of Peace
caldrons of black bats
temple bells seem peal death knells
pigeons fly away

25 June 2021...

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Categories: knells, irony,
Form: Haiku
Poems Related To War - War Devils Breath
Never can you imagine how terribly bad 
a handful of War Devils’ breath smells,
During the war,
they appear shamelessly 
when they hear their dead SUNS’ knells...

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Categories: knells, war,
Form: Free verse
Mission San Francisco De Solano
Russians supplied mission old bells.
High in tower chime their slow knells.
Listen, great their single tone swells.
Honor those dead.
Time to mourn alarum note tells.
Missal lines read....

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Categories: knells, religious,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Bell Inform
Bell rings, chimes hours, announces weddings, war ends, death knells. Bell shape hollow, inverted cup resonates, polls, rings, dings, dongs, pongs and pings to bring order to day's events. Bells rung, done
...

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Categories: knells, sound,
Form: Ninette



Premium Member Too Many Death Knells
time for midnight bells
              close this year of covid hell 
                   just then silence fell
             ringers don’t show feel unwell 
    not sick ~ rope burns ~ hands have swelled 

       
         



By 
David Kavanagh 

         Apologies for the ambivalence 
         But I do hope you all stay well...

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Categories: knells, allegory, allusion, death, life, new year,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Mourning Celebrations
mourning celebrations:

Easter without hunts
or relative sounds,
anniversary knells,
birthday sans icing —

tears well.

you wipe them off the screen,
clean as you go,
wash hypochondriac hands.

green sleeves

on the old oak awakes,
surely timed by mistake —
no one to dance underneath.

Autumnal leaves

ought to be
trickling down Ichabod’s arms
decomposing.

3/23/2020...

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Categories: knells, celebration,
Form: Free verse
Nostalgia
Sorcerer wearies of casting
Spells that nobody can feel,
Ghouls are impatient with fasting,
Death-knells no longer will peal.

Churchyard is grown up with wild weeds,
Marble tombs settle and crack,
Will-o-wisp dies in the marsh reeds,
Leprechauns never come back.

Vampires without an oasis,
Banshees with nothing to moan,
Ghosts who can’t find where their place is,
Skeletons, grave-less, alone....

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© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knells, fantasy
Form: I do not know?
Nostalgia
Sorcerer wearies of casting
Spells that nobody can feel,
Ghouls are impatient with fasting,
Death-knells no longer will peal.

Churchyard is grown up with wild weeds,
Marble tombs settle and crack,
Will-o-wisp dies in the marsh reeds,
Leprechauns never come back.

Vampires without an oasis,
Banshees with nothing to moan,
Ghosts who can’t find where their place is,
Skeletons, grave-less, alone....

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© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knells, fantasy
Form: Verse
Rain Day
Steady and constant
 the rain fell
 a streaming curtain clear then opaque wells.
On the rooftop
 the pitter patter spell
 a monumental flood of rain drops dwell.
Cool and wet
 drippings with a history to tell
 where each came and flowed to earthen knells.
Unseen sun gilded
 in grays and white clouded gels
 where neither sky nor tree is clearly quelled.
Sit inside safe
 protected from the storming cells
 and a rain day is released upon the human shell....

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© Dm Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: knells, rain,
Form: Rhyme
Christmas Wishes
Christmas wishes, mine, I’ll tell:
To gain nor lose anything else.
What others bring wrapped in bows,
Are only trinkets, I should know.
Instead souls, the fill the shelves.

Who asks for gems, whistles and bells,
Never felt the pang of death knells,
Nor heard the quiet when they go,
			Christmas wishes.

Once a rosy-cheeked little elf,
Love lies cold in a narrow cell.
Hear the voices in the winds that blow,
From wither they have left to go.
To gain nor give, I ask myself,
			Christmas wishes....

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Categories: knells, loss,
Form: Rondeau

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