Short Lightened Poems

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Conquering the Sky

Pronounce me lightened,
ethereal wind in wings~
Blow my feathers thus
with slippery zippers closed
to lift me above the sky
Form: Tanka


Ninette-01

Stars 
compose 
beautiful 
letter on sky 
to beautify world space. 
Lightened home greets 
earthly lives 
to love 
light. 

-September 12, 2018 Chattogram
Form: Ninette

Premium Member The Greeter

yellow meadowlark offering sweet melodies atop a fencepost my mood suddenly lightened I stroll toward the woodland
Written May 23, 2022
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Martin and Lewis

Martin and Lewis two funny fellas A crazy person and singer from the 50s era Movies were hits Two silly twits Lightened things up after World War II terror
Form: Limerick

Shadows

Count the shadows
one by one,
lightened by a brilliant sun,
fragile as a spider's spun.
On the floor the shadows spread,
like a glooming ancient net,
like a picture from the past,
so unique, 
but will not last.
Form: Rhyme


Hearts Blushing

Awkward blushes -- sweet qoutings
of words unspoken,
each lightened pause awaits, 61....
Glances shy, as hearts pour a thrill
beneath blue clouds
puppy-eyed as we are.



Micropoetry Contest
8 Aug 15
136 count
Form: Ode

Premium Member Smile

Flowers bloom in your smile
A heart is lightened
A face is crowned
A day is brightened
And colored with ease
Just because you smile at me.









10/12/2021
BITE SIZE POETRY #23 CONTEST
SPONSOR LINE GAUTHIER
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member autumn haiku

the sun throwing shade
the leaves all turned and they left
the sky remains blue

the sun cast shadows
the leaves are turning colors
the sky lightened blue

the sun bled gold mauve
the leaves mimicking the sun
the white sky falling
Form: Haiku

A Swamp-Still Water

A swamp-still water
Weighed down of sorrows'
Winter-long stare
Does what of this now
Reflective bare.

Hearts, re-lit as twere.
A far sky-swept bird's;
In snipe; ibis.
And those, now lightened.
As glad for this!

banyule wetlands
Form: Rhyme

When My Heart Is Touched

When outside it is raining 
inside of me my soul bathes
in exaltation...
When the sun shines, my soul is lightened
in tenderness...
At divine moments  , my heart
touched in rapturous inspiration, 
it creates the most genuine poetry... !

Every Step

a little candle to be for me
my room will be lightened

there are not any empty dreams not

which wave goes not to shore
in your opinion

you says like impossible

in roads there is a difference
go-return

We knows from every step

A Helping Hand

For some the weight of the land will task a heavy load
A load so hand to bear

Although it may be lightened with many hands to share
Not just hands against the doughts nor floods and fires faced

But a hand upon the shoulder
With understanding placed
Form: Rhyme

Monalisa

Monalisa, a smile of greed
Over her lightened cheek she
Never think of you, only her creed
Alone, to you under feet 
Letting you know, she's inhuman 
Industriously, depending on thy sweat 
Secretly, plotting to leave you afloat 
Above imagination, is she human?.
Form: Acrostic

We Will Surely Meet

Between you and me,
There are..
a distance that can't be passed by airplanes,
a darkness that can't be lightened by the Sun
and a mixed group of rocks and wild animals 
that aren't used to listen to music or breed pigeons.
But we can meet, and we will surely meet!
© True Love  Create an image from this poem.

This Forested Space

Cleared of all voices
This forested space.
Left with one's thoughts, and the peace
Of a holy place.

Each, a plume weighing.
And lightened, doubly
Through what, for the living God
Who's heart, solace grants
Is felt, blows and flows, enchants.
Not inappreciably!
Form: Rhyme

Response To Potpourri

Staring at her hips, my tie flips
As a button drops  through my neck--
What a mess; but she did confess
I was grinning sans ego’s flair!



For Nette Onclaud ,My Poetic Response
Qoute # 2 : ‘The burden of the self is lightened
with  I laugh at myself.”
17th Jan 2016
© Noel Onat  Create an image from this poem.

Home

Longing to be told the journey is at head. By green leaves whispers, cold streams running chills gently on my feet, the brickwalls, sound of familiar voices, paths always felt. With eyes closed and heart opened, raising my mind and lightened my body, all to find the way back Home.

Premium Member A Single White Rose

A single white rose 
remains in her garden
as if guarding her last breath
and the laugh that lightened 
a garden into a legendary 
sanctuary of sacred place,
lengthening time 
and creating memories
of precious moments 
that passing time cannot erase~
still marked to remind 
by a single white rose.

Premium Member Lattice of Monet

Pinpoints of lightened tones blush in grace with impressionistic smudges… ornate yet mellow like hues glistening fine textures on Monet’s lattice, breathing alive as I soak in his oil ! …………. Brian Strand's Contest No 219, Max 14 lines Painting: Pathways in Monet's Garden In Giverny 1902
Form: Nonet

The Pink Evening Sky

The luminous winds of the sky
are love-coated with passion.
Passion hidden in solitude,
concealed for eternity,
under heaven's rules.
The everlasting jubilation
of freedom doesn't compare
to our God-given air.
The mid-lightened setting,
of the days aftermath,
which mesmerizes many-a-people
weakened by the desperation of love.

Premium Member Would Be Best

would be best
if our actions and tongues
spoke the same language

would be best
if our actions our words
truly expressed

would be best
if our words honestly
professed

would be blessed
our personal lives
our politics
if all the lies
were aired
and addressed

Lightened by truth
before one's soul is weighed
and processed

Ignored

We talked,
But I wasn't heard,
We walked,
But you scattered,
We built,
But you destroyed,
I thought,
But you acted,
We were determined,
But you exterminated...

You were blind,
I was sighted,
You were darkened,
I was lightened,
I was myself,
You weren't yourself...

I was lone,
No one cared.

I was ignored,
No one cared,
About my emotions...

Premium Member The End of All Things

The end of all things, an uncertain road?
    To ignoble ends, reduced to mere bone,
    To journey beyond, into the unknown,
    To return to harvest seeds past sewn,
    Or glorify Him, who lightened the load,
        the end of all things…

—————

for the Bitesize Poem No.53 Poetry Contest sponsored by Line Gauthier written on 10/13/22
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Writing, Trying, Using Sphinx Links

Did you ever try growing minks?
Or writing poems with kinks?
With dark or colored inks?
And soft and lightened pinks?
Write messages that links,
With the Mysterious Sphinx?
Get on a boat that sinks? 
Use metals made of zinc's?
Go skating at the rinks?
"AW," you say, "That stinks!"
For that, my eye now winks!
And I'll just put a jinx,
On anyone that blinks!!!
Form: Monorhyme

April Fools'

Does anybody still play pranks
To honor April Fools’?
It used to be a date when people
Messed with all the rules.

The press would often publish
Stores that were clearly fake.
We laughed about that once, but now
There’s just too much at stake.

It’s sad to find that humor
Lately, more than not, provokes,
When in the past we lightened up,
On April Fools’, with jokes.
Form: Rhyme

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