Short Liquidity Poems

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


Ode to my cup

Your top edge
is geometry – 
a never-ending
finger-tracing
line.

Your inside 
is liquidity – 
a tepid spa
of chocolate
that I’d rather 
had been 
hot.

Your handle 
bends its elbow. 
Linking up,
I sip.

A tulip to my lips –
You are my cup.
Form: Ode


Premium Member Simply Set Aside

Simply set aside
Your gleaming desire
Your slippery grip
Of fools gold knowledge. 
Gifting dollars to
Nonsense
Biting satire aloft
In the rafters,
Reason willing,
God in a shilling,
Blow wish bubbles 
Forward,  save sanity,
Swimming in a pool of PTSD.
Set aside, simply,
Ontological lip service,
And line up,
Steel reflecting and narrow 
To ingest living love's liquidity.

Premium Member A Misty Circumlocution

Coming together like living magic, breaking liquidity apart
More infused with passion, that never has an end or start
Strongly vibrant with rhythmic silent sounds, that be still a stoutly content beating heart
A misty circumlocution, talking in invisible tongues, struggling to be smart
Oh, how clouds are the skies very own well stocked al a carte
A water color of depth, changing per second, alive work of art
Form: Monorhyme

What Shape Would a Sigh Be

now this is a jecture of a con
some flimsy before tense
so back to the point
some may say it has the consistency of a cloud
with rolling bumps of epidermis mist
tonally ambivalent
or would it have the creaks and groansd
would it have the liquidity
of a sploshing frothy brook
or the wisp of eagle swoop
what if it has the shape of unknown
no sides
no vertices
just a breath of undecidedies
soz i like undecidedies

Premium Member Panning For Painful Metaphors

Listen to poem:
It's still flowing, never stopping to change direction 
Cuts are made without sharpening, perfection;
Behold the pain; beholden, the bastard
This river's banks, always see the last word
The stream of water that only the ravens tend;
Panning for painful metaphors; to no end
Flowing; with all the liquidity of a snake
There's just more confusion in its wake
Why has this mortal life made no sound?
This brook beguiled; the lost and drowned
Form: Rhyme


Love In Perfect Storms

Everyone loves 
nectar from honey
moons and the
sweet secretions of
honey sickle stems
But who will love you
when no moons shine
and seas rebuff
sands from your
continent?
When the warmth of
summer winds fade
and coolness assails
the molecular density
of your liquidity,
do candle lit windows
really welcome 
torn hearts 
into quilted tranquility?
Love of my love,
I pray you rest peacefully,
New moons await
on unwritten horizons
© Ts Lewis  Create an image from this poem.

At the Waters' Edge

Soft tinkle of the stream

Took me from my doze

I cupped the precious water

Drank deeply

In its’ midst

I spied a gleam

 

Silvery stars

Shimmered below the waters’ surface

Such liquidity

In water

Running free

 

I put my face in to the stream

The stars I could see

In another world

In another dream

 

At the waters’ edge

Stars flowed in

Stars flowed out

Gentle tide

That took me

In liquidity

To places I could never hide
Form: Ballad

Trickle Down Effect



Upper management market rushed decision:
Cold rational cost/risk measurement — 
Downsizing is the capital flow chart right way to go

Middle management under extreme personnel loss liquidity:
Short wigs facing contraction strategy harassment, 
skirt the raised profit projected pressure of the actuary table

Lower management stem the tide of the pink-slip discharge:
HR higher productivity quarterly report assessment ... 
makes promotion portfolio much more dividend valuable

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