Short Likening Poems
Short Likening Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Likening by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Likening by length and keyword.
Zen mode
when we be equal
to both highs and lows
likening life to a lucid dream
joyous at all times in equipoise
what then remains to be done here...
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Categories:
likening, peace, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
Monk Mode
Likening life to a splash in the ocean,
wherein love aligned, our role’s simply to feel
contrast of duality with emotion,
embracing and releasing, with zest and zeal
each offered impulse without thought commotion,
knowing that in timeless time, all wounds will heal,
our nonchalant presence, centred in the void,
is rarely if ever, by ego decoyed.
08-November-2022...
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Categories:
likening, life, spiritual,
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Ottava rima
Stillness Continuum
Aversion to noise
Desire for silence
Both are blockages
Both resist the magnetic current
Likening life to a lucid dream
A dream we alone witness
In astonishment & wonderment
We celebrate
Each breath
Each pulse
As it fills
Our emptiness
Mindfully cognisant
Here & now present
Embrace & release
Each moment with ease
We may call this orientation
Ever present meditation
In continuation
10-November-2021...
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Categories:
likening, silence, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
Autumn Death
Likening autumn to beauty in death,
behold mighty trees in full bloom exhale,
as leaves fall to ground, with their dying breath;
dark seems the future, so in fear trees pale,
succumbing to thought onslaughts that assail.
Shifting sands of time makes us realise
that soul lives on even though body dies,
resurrecting soon, in another form,
so needless upon death are our heart's sighs;
God's flame of love is kind, loving and warm.
18-October-2022...
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Categories:
likening, autumn, death, spiritual, tree,
Form:
Dizain
Cotton Web
Cotton Web
Walls,
Old, stinky paint over cardboard
Vents in place of windows
The kitchen’s
Sticky with oily cotton web
A likening to smeared prune paste and rust
Bathroom’s packed with hair and dust
Twin brick buildings hold hands and huddle up
Lightening struck and dared split them up
Ears covered
Eyes shut
Doors swing and squeak with pests
Swift shadows
And fast tails
Leave behind droppings
And opened nests
Marckincia Jean
09/11/19...
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Categories:
likening, anxiety, city, class, conflict, education, poverty, race,
Form:
Free verse