Short Liquefy Poems

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


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Form: Limerick


Liquefy

the feelings liquefy
from the heat inside
I pour them from my heart
into a glass measuring cup
they don't quantify
there is less there
than I thought
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Dare We

one end of the net
is always open
the way we swam in
but gossamer like patterns
exert a hypnotic pull
trapping us therein 

there now remains no choice
except to liquefy form
becoming the water element 
to secure release

14-November-2022

Assassinating Beauty

Contd
With time I could feel 
My blood getting fainter and
The air that I breathe contaminated 
With the bogus love of hers  
My flesh started to liquefy 
Burning away silently with the 
Command of her eyes 

But at my dismay 
She did show me the real “Her”
Form:

Reading Ondattje

Grind the curry
Balm the wax
and sweep the bits of bellow to wind
Blue the sky
Break the dew
and liquefy reason before we begin
Coral the room
Stilt the walk
in pyramids of brinjals, persimmons and figs
Sleep the fan
Curl the mind
in spirals of sweet burning Sri Lankin sprigs.
Form: Rhyme


A Different State

A battle with a dark past
What should have been
Still alive and here to last.

Promises and words liquefy
Standing without a thought
Nothing will begin to solidify.

Sitting in a fog with no clue
Feeling tired after a long fight
Frustration is an ugly stew.

Strangulation for the voice
The one lost down inside
Silence is bliss, now rejoice.

A Pondering Moment

a Pondering Moment
in the sensual hours of day...or night
can horrendously ache the mind

for every passing thought
leaves a sense of humane torment…or delight
they can ostensibly liquefy the heart

a split second of silence leads us back to the days
that we love so very much…or hate
and oh! how they tear ourselves apart

But we need them
These moments…
Keep us alive…or dead

Beautiful Lady

Mother Earth she is so beautiful.
The wonders of her I just have to know.
She is just rolling there in this amazing atmosphere.
The tides are rising inch by inch, it seems no one cares.

This beautiful lady - liquefy laying on her back.
She is giving life to all that’s on earth, that’s a fact.
We are just a dot that does not really mean a thing.
Nothing but a rolling ball in a Galaxy.
© Jack Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Imagism

Beautiful Lady

Mother Earth she is so beautiful.
The wonders of her I just have to know.
She is just rolling there in this amazing atmosphere.
The tides are rising inch by inch, it seems no one cares. 

This beautiful lady - liquefy laying on her back. 
She is giving life to all that’s on earth that’s a fact. 
We are just a dot that does not really mean a thing. 
Nothing but a rolling ball in a Galaxy.
© Jack Reed  Create an image from this poem.

Visage of You

Visage of you

Your delicate face
is a layer of a fine silk
which reveals the mystery of the heart

your picturesque eyes
are the most beautiful wellspring
which emit the myriad of shades

your elegant smile
is a soothing sweet fountain
with millions of sweet aromas

let every man to fathom
let every man to gaze
the visage of you

the reflection of your visage
liquefy 
the solitariness of a frozen heart
and
cascade the purity of love

~ (C) Sukmwati Komala ~
2 September, 2013

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