Short Limned Poems

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


Spring, Summer Imaging

Daffodil-daubed; Lilac-limned;
It blows, and nothing blurs for
The colouring matter.
Save but when each tear-streak through
We honour what's seen anew
Of God. That 'old master'.
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Form: Rhyme


Scars

Scars

Cartography of pain
An indelible portrait 
Limned by the woes of yesterday
That made our hearts bleed
& feckly dead-end the flames of hope in us.

But they’re beautiful 
Because they remind us of the heroes we are.

Premium Member Bound In Verse

Some did escape the poems
to hold the book in hand
on soft, quiet, sunlit afternoons;
turn over crisp new pages
dip into the writer's mind.

They were the lucky ones.
Others, bound in verse
were oft limned dark, and cold,
as was the author's want.

Reflections of his damaged soul.

Premium Member REGRET

Regret is my hopeful desert 
Blooming prickly sorrows
Larger than saguaros
What ifs as vultures fly
As virga clouds pass by 
Watering lapis mirages
Flowing to retro success
In a palm-limned oasis
Of dream-filled love and embraces
‘Til what ifs disappear with dawn
In time to rouse and mow my lawn

Horse Acrostic

HORSE


Hell-bent stallion muscles led the mustangs through the plain,

On their heels rode hard a hired man –his job to rope the best--

Rearing high the stallion—urging speed as autumn winds dance thru his mane.

Sheets of lighting limned silhouettes as they pounded toward the west--

Enchanted now the man reined in—this day let beauty rule his breast.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Morning Martyrs

Listen to poem:
Their fiery blossoms swayed against the sky
In breezy weather and Mama and I
played games, describing how
the long, gold-tipped pistils wrote,
on air, sweeping pollen poems.
No eye that saw could help but read.
Their blooms were red against the green,
And in the early morning wet we deemed
We saw the blood of homegrown heroes,
Who died for duty, deftly limned ---
Dreams to occupy two minds
That loved the moves, in wind,
Of red hibiscus past their primes.

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