Short Ledge Poems
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Hedge abot Pledge to Leep From Ledge
we would have to hedge
about us making a pledge
channel we must dredge
Jim Horn
She stumbles from the needle,
on life's ugly, jagged edge;
yet with gracefulness and beauty,
she leaps out from the ledge.
Playing with fire
blissfully unaware
the loaded dice
dance in the hands
of those
whose push
will see me
over the edge.
Mine of mind
Morose of mope
Flailing through
The torrent
Beside but never near
Perched upon
Window's ledge
Splintered soul
He checked his coat and hat
thought ‘That is that…’
When he saw the sign on the ledge
‘Remember to check your privilege’
wildflowers abound
in places we may not see
on a mountain ledge
deep within a forest glen
in nature's private gardens
Using bold words written or spoken ~ cannot fix in you what's broken
Boldly bouncing back from the cliff's edge ~ will prove dangerous on any ledge
Mind like a tendril green
In the inspiration of the sun
Climbing walls unseen
Where common daffodils run
On a ledge of heaven, the angels' form to ken.
Stepping off the ledge,
out of the fog
—I cast my fate
As time again dared,
all blinders off
—the hour late
(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2016)
Standing on the precipice
The edge of this life
The end of this path
Of this legend-less map
From the ledge, it's a sight
Take another step?
I just might
Have you ever reached out for something you knew you couldn't have
But you reached anyway? I have and I fell off the ledge
And hit every rock on the way down.
Form:
two steps forward
one step back
no four words
to put life in a slack
ready to take a leap
jump off this ledge
finding someone to keep
with my heart i can pledge
On the fringe of the brink on the brim.
The tip of the edge on the LEDGE
A clip of the hedge.
2016
The LINK of the chain
Nothing is the same
Ever again at the end
turquoise sky
castle Britannica
rowing club in gentle waters
arrival of swans
I head to the turret
binoculars on a ledge
I see red tulips
loving the turquoise sky
hit my knees
couldn’t float
hand swatted away
should I
have crawled my way to the altar
ledge
God smiles
lifts me up
brushes me off
blesses me
A loathsome lecher lurks along the long,
Lightless ledge, looking to lure a lost lamb
To lewd license, liquor, and lowlife lurch—
To the lesser lying league and layer.
On the green hill
I could not see
The tree
For the birds
Beyond the rock
Ledge
I could not see
The ......fish
Abundance
Once was natural
Is now reduced
To memory.
blue water on ledge
dribbling down vertical side…
mist forms at bottom
Russell Sivey
Contest: any haiku will do
Sponsor: Poet Destroyer A
7/17/2013
He ran off with my heart,
And I can’t get it back,
Now I’m stuck on a ledge,
And I’m about to fall,
Would you let me drop,
Or would you come back to me,
Save me my love.
I ran till I was out of breath
and I know there's nothing left
it's called hitting the wall
now my love is on this ledge
didn't have the leading edge
never did if I recall
Thomas my free-spirited friend
You sure get around you live on the edge
Going here and there
If not too mant stairs
“Yikes Thomas don't go out on that ledge”
dog ears I have
loud sounds are hell
heating duct blowers distract me
Ouch! Is that the sound of a bell?
music piped in puts me over the edge.
I am barely hanging onto insanity’s ledge.
Service Both Nervious and Impervious
What we found about Trump's service;
Knowledge of it has made us nervous;
On edge,
Near ledge;
Completely recalcitrant and impervious.
Jim Horn
Servious Both Nervious and Impervious
What we found about Trump's service;
Knowledge of it has made us nervous;
On edge,
Near ledge;
Completely recalcitrant and impervious.
Jim Horn
I'll bring Sunflowers
calling on you, Dear.
Bouquet sworn vows
until promises wear
time's ragged edge
begs my suicide flight
from top floor ledge
I miss tomorrow light.