Short Lettered Poems

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Fear

In the darkness it lurks,
In the shadows it creeps.
In my nightmares I see it
And it terrifies me.
When will it leave me?
I don't want it near.
It's a four-lettered battle
We all know as fear.
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Form: Rhyme


Fidelite'

Divorce not an option,
vows to remain

The altar enmired,
betrothal reclaimed

Children all lettered,
their offspring to spin

My nuptials enduring
—faithful within

(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Help

a girl stood
by the highway ramp
a hand lettered sign
to the traffic
she had tied the dog
to the yield sign
with rope
HELP
said the sign
I NEED TO FEED THE DOG
I DONT GIVE A DAMN ABOUT MYSELF






*true story
Form:

My Soul To Shine

My DNA lettered
My bloodstream in verse
My feelings in couplets
My last goes to first

My breathing in prose
My expression in rhyme
My horizons unwritten
My soul there to shine

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2015)
Form: Rhyme

May I Dirturb You

Unspoken words,
impatient inside,
celled in the heart in hesitation,
to be lettered or messaged
from the mind.
Courage will be the communication
where fear is the wall.
"Sorry to disturb you....."
gives a start to a long
release of thoughts.


The Wasteland

Pontificating
words
of insignificance
and drought

Writing about
those things
no one
ever cares about

Eulogizing 
abandoned
corners
where the lettered never go

A prisoner
of redundance
in a wasteland
— ill disposed

(Dreamsleep: July, 2026)
Form: Rhyme

To Dance With the Muse

Hopes and wishes step aside,
   as new words cut in to dance

Painting the floor red
  in lettered steps of eternity

Partners now consonant
  a song of celebration

Whose lyrics waltz inward
  —in patterns of remembrance

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2015)

Premium Member Free Styling: Because I Am Free

sitting here
at the keyboard,
lettered blue notes
flow with rhythmic melodies
inking bars of varied clefts
of poetic pitch
rising from
B flat decrescendos 
to C sharp crescendos—
peaking trilling lights of truth
from a major second:
gifted by the most high first

Cutting In

The music stepped aside,
  as the words cut in to dance

Painting the floor red
  in lettered steps of eternity

To a song now consonant
  in verses of celebration

Thoughts and feelings remarry
 —in patterns of remembrance

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2015)

Victorian Letter Passing

Curtsied respects
Nod's politeness
With the dressiness and dapper hat
That served them well
As ripped apart
As flung aside
Of lettered pride

Heart's own formal
Hailing displays.
Words, behind, hid. Themselves tender wrapped
In a pansy's
Ached ' think of me'
Urged sentiment.
Lost to time's scent!
Form: Rhyme

Was Then, Now and Always

so rigid at times, 
makes me empty at times 
all I say why not then 
but she cuts west and south 
I attention her daily 
mighty is her flaming warmth 
sweet in its hotness 
a red lettered season! 
that rewinds her smooth tunes 
In my palace she dwells 
even when am lost in paradise... 
she calls me son still!

My Words

“Past moments segmented euphoric,
notebook in the back of my jeans”

It used to be a pocketed feeling,
today it’s the air that I breathe

They used to visit when I would invite them,
now they’re my shadow unseen

Blanketing my world with their lettered embrace,
to inspire, enthrall—and redeem

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Placard

He got down from the train with baggage Walked out through a dirty soiled passage His attention was captured By a bold lettered Placard; ‘KEEP THE TOWN CLEAN’ atop piles of garbage! June.3.2022 A Funny Limerick Poetry Contest Sponsor- Tania Kitchin Nine syllables each in lines 1, 2 and 5 Seven syllables in lines 3 and 4
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Haunted House

shadows reek of turpentine
scarlet-lettered trespass sign
fences dangle off the hinge
matted cobwebs festive fringe
spiders dance on abused toys
murderous crows' ghastly noise
unseen faces give you pause
rebel souls without a cause
unfriendly lot, wise be warned
you now living, the unmourned
leave us ghosts to haunt in peace
that your mind retains its lease
Form: Rhyme

Picture This

61 Chevy Impala  S S 
Black sleek loaded with chrome

Parked at quick shop that morning
Not far from my home

The only extraneous decor than
that described above

A bumper sticker of Sylvester the 
Cat sending everyone his love

It really popped with his
bright red nose saw it and had to laugh

Block lettered in the blackest type
reading thusly....  Kith My Ath
Form: Rhyme

Redemption We Seek

Ask the listless and forlorn
Where are you going?

They seek redemption
And crawl to find it

On their bellies passing through
The three shores of hell they cross

Horrors and aberrance they see
Struggling for salvation 

Pass through the archways of gods
They are hollow

Search the lettered wisdom of man
The book of lies indeed

Pity and scorn, 
We kill our saviors

But redemption we seek

To God's Ears

If I could trade my pen for flutes,
the ink would disappear
whose harmony no page beholds,
a rhapsody so clear

If I could trade my thoughts for sound,
an orchestra of one
my heart would fly inside my voice,
the searching all but done

If I could trade my words for notes,
and lettered verse for scores
celestial choirs would sing on high
—in tribute to my Lord

(First Book Of Prayers: December, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Mother's Love

She lives her love day by day
with all that is feminine,
a touch,kiss or knowing look,
concern,red-lettered in her book;
Particular to detail
self-sacrifice a routine,
as she walks the extra mile,
ever ready with a smile;
The days news eager to hear,
her wise counsel,stills a fear
open arms brings her love near,
her warmth drys a child's tear.

Patience to give herself,time and again
soft and beautiful and feminine.
Form: Sonnet

Meaningful Morpheme

They appear innocent enough
Those symbol sounds that every child
Memorizes before they know
What they mean or what they’re used for.
(A)(B) (C) (D) (E) (F) gee! What
A rhythmic, sonorous singsong;
But when their lettered chemistry
Is formulated into words
The combined sounds begin
A metamorphic change
Like the lovely word butterfly.
When it’s clearly spoken out loud
It conjures an image as real
As a butterfly on the wing.
Form: Verse

Premium Member MAM- MA

She lives her love day by day
with all that is feminine
a touch,kiss or knowing look
concern,red-lettered in her book

Particular to detail
self-sacrifice a routine
as she walks the extra mile
ever ready with a smile

The days news eager to hear
her wise counsel,stills a fear
open arms brings her love near
her warmth dries a child's tear

Patience to give herself,time and again
soft and beautiful and feminine.

| Year Posted 2010
Form: Sonnet

Mom

A four lettered word love it is
But do we know it's true essence
It's a pious feeling which breaks all the fence
The love a Mom has is immense

The way she nurtures us in her womb
The smile she gives us in our gloom
She makes our life cheerful and steady
She is our personal iron lady

The best creation of God, sure she is
Her blessings are like infinite rays
She kisses our boobos, she braids our hair
We love you Mamma every single day...
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mother Love

She lives her love day by day
with all that is feminine,
a touch,kiss or knowing look,
concern,red-lettered in her book;
Particular to detail
self-sacrifice a routine,
as she walks the extra mile,
ever ready with a smile;
The days news eager to hear,
her wise counsel,stills a fear
open arms brings her love near,
her warmth dries a child's tear.

Patience to give herself,time and again
soft and beautiful and feminine.

| Year Posted 2010
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Tribute To Women

You live your love day by day
with all that is feminine,
a touch,kiss or knowing look,
concern,red-lettered in your book;
Particular to detail
self-sacrifice a routine,
as you  walk the extra mile,
ever ready with a smile;
The days news eager to hear,
your  wise counsel,stills a fear
open arms  your love brings near,
your  warmth dries the childish tear.

Patience to give of  yourself,time and again
so soft so  beautiful your hearts's refrain
Form: Sonnet

Tremfya

Who names these medications
The commercials always tout?
Since one is weirder than the next,
I’d like to find that out.

Xeljanz and Trulicity,
Cosentyx and Tremfya
Join with manufacturers
Who might Abilify ya.

I picture people in a room
With lettered cubes who toss ‘em
To see which combinations stick,
Deciding some are awesome.

To me, they sound ridiculous
No matter what they’re used for
And viewers, seeing names like these,
Could never be confused more.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Granma S Love My Family Life Inspiration

re-post inspired by Brenda's contest


She lived her love day by day
with all that is so feminine,
a touch, kiss or knowing look,
concern, red-lettered in her book;
Particular to detail self-sacrifice 
a routine,as she walked the extra mile,
ever ready with a smile;The days 
news eager to hear,her wise counsel,
stilled a fear as open arms her love brought
near,a warmth to dry a child's tear
ready to give herself,time and again
so soft and beautiful and feminine
Form: Bio

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