Short Lamina Poems

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


Months In Newness Ahead

M-any
Y-ears
R-eally
E-nd
L-etting
L-ife

L-ook
A-t
M-onths
I-n
N-ewness
A-head

Topic: Birthday of Myrell Lamina (February 04) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Another Newness Negates Evening

A-nother
N-ewness
N-egates
E-vening

L-etting
A-pparent
M-orn
I-n
N-ice ness
A-ppear

Topic: Birthday of Anne M. Lamina (December 28)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

My Yearly Regards

M-y
Y-early
R-egards
E-mploy
L-ovely
L-ines

L-etting
A-crostic
M-essage
I-mplement
N-atal
A-ffair

Topic: Birthday of Myrell Lamina (February 04) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Right Expression of the Year

M-eaningful 
Y-ear's 
R-ight 
E-xpression 
L-ets 
L-iterary 

L-esson 
A-pply 
M-y 
I-deal 
N-ote's 
A-crostic 

Topic: Birthday of Myrell Lamina (February 04) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Catalan Interlude

She tucks long hair behind her ears,
lifts him over dark breakwaters,
their eyes closed, she funnels him
into her purse seine.
Fingers fit watery gloves,
olive oil and rose water,
flavors spill over
Catalan rain clouds,
a musky tarragon,
a salty lamina
folded through
anemone fingers.
Later they watch a topaz sun
ride over waves
as it dips for darting anchovies.


Catalan

She tucks hair behind her ears,
sheen gathers, raven is the light of her.
She lifts him over dark breakwaters,
eyes closed, she funnels him
into her purse seine.
Fingers fit watery gloves,
olive oil and rose water, flavors spill.
Catalan rain clouds weep their sweet moments.
A tarragon musk, a salty lamina folded through
anemone fingers. Gestures flex and unwind.
A topaz sun rides over evening waves,
dips for darting anchovies, sinks into memory.

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