Short Long Lived Poems

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Premium Member Clerihew

Talented Gustave Moreau
so prolific with many paintings on the go
Erudite & imaginative
a gifted teacher& influence so long lived
Form: Clerihew


Hand of Mother

an affection touches  mother’s heart
her hand comes on child forehead
sick can’t be long-lived




-January 17, 2019 Chattogram
Form: Kimo

Shazly

Sweet as can be, 
Hate to see you leave.
A new grand world lies ahead of you.
Zealous you are, a sweet young 
Lady, too. I wish you many
Years of success as a long-lived princess.
Form: Acrostic

Change

Plea a chance
I garanty none
Pray up high
Life is made so long lived
But we still lose the young blood's
Open your eyes
Solution is in our hands
We just need someone to step up
And lead to global revolution
Form: ABC

Premium Member Oh Poe

A disastrous sunflower,
Poe is hour after hour
now studied the way a murder is
by Alfred Hitchcock or Sherlock Holmes
long-lived even in death, 
he suffers in hell 
through our eyes on the page
and our ears thereafter.
Form: Other


A Life Filled With Meaning

Life
Long lived
Leaves the mind
Looking for love
Lost and found in time
Longing for a new path
Lifting the spirit aloft
Love finally happens again
Lines carefully written in a poem
Languishing in a life filled with meaning
Form: Etheree

Love

I love YooHoo,
I love wine,
I love your love,
It is devine...

Some hidden god,
Brought us together,
Once more again,
Satisfying,
A long lived yen...

Sweet is sweet,
And love is love,
The day we did meet,
Was blessed from above.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Requiem To My Hero

 the 
  last leaves 
 of the 
 long-lived oak 
    sway  
        gently 
       to  
 the 
          ground 
 twilight casts 
 its final shadow 
 memories, now golden 
 root deep in my heart 
 lessons 
 slowly learned, shine 
 brightly 
 in 
 the 
 mirror
Form: Elegy

Expire

Dammed as dead as a dessert of the cruel world expert on expiration and determination of soul searching embracing a journey long lived dust and bones left the decaying of a box determining visiting hours flowers tears regrets expansions of dates 
Black is the theme for no living thing
Form: Acrostic

Clouds Lgt

CLOUDS   LGT


All created 
The same way:
Either big or small,
Short-   or long-lived,
Far-   or   little-traveled,
Full of thunder and  lightning
Or giving  quiet shade in the hot day,
Flaming  in borrowed colors  at  sundown. 

Final tears  - then evaporation: 
All reborn the same way.

Premium Member One Plus One Is One

Beneath distant skies,
Lit by varied moons,
Lives long lived apart.
Between one and all,
There’s ever a wall. 

Then soul meets soul,
Thoughts acquire mates, 
Words find echoes, 
Shores come closer. 

Minds embrace,
Moods couple,
Bodies fuse.

Breaths pause,
Hearts sync.  

One.

Premium Member A Dead Man Can Not Dance

I am long ago gone
Deep in the ground
Dancing days are long lived memories
I never could dance

Long ago though
I danced a love dance
With such a musical embrace
I was a taken away to the heavens

Love is no more
My heart danced out the door
Now I rest dead and underneath
All the dancing flowers

Premium Member My Ghostly Friend

My ghostly friend 

My dearest friend Arron 
from the Army lost. 
Now serves God in death
at no cost.
My ghostly shadow who has 
my back.
My lost love who waits 
for my death, after a 
long lived life.
No exceptions my soulmate 
is him.
I'm content being a mom.
While my ghostly friend awaits 
for my earthly life to end.
Form: Rhyme

The Harkening

Your smile beckons my heart
To come
As soothing rays of the sun
Nurturing famished hearts with warmth
As keys to the essence of your soul
Unlocking golden secrets yet untold
As stirrings of a gentle but persistent wind
Generously caressing both lovers and friends
As welcoming as a long-lived tree
A familiar yet majestic thing of beauty
Your smile beckons my heart
To come
© Mary Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member 'ol Ben Boe

only echoes long dead can be heard tonight, not candy, nor music can still the fright! your friends you hold close and never let go or you might be next to join 'Ol Ben Boe! across the seas above the stars answers we seek from far away Mars! so, if by chance you live 'till tomorrow your life long-lived and true thank 'Ol Ben Boe I waved to him standing next to you!
Form: Rhyme

Two Liners

Two liners
He sat on a square stone under an olive tree
contemplating his afterlife.

What if he came back as a donkey in Sudan?
Or dromedary in Sahara.

He could become a dog like the one at his feet,
The dog looked up, wagged its tail slowly.

Pondering this he came to the conclusion
He wanted to be a long-lived olive tree.

The olive tree in Portugal, if in Palestine he risked
Being set aflame by settlers

Premium Member The Englishman

The Englishman left a note.
From there he was afloat.
Of all the stars he saw,
Nothing more dropped his jaw
Than the memory of a life long lived.
And a note that wondered what he did.

Love is a long song.
It will tell you when you are wrong.
So while you walk through wicked whispers
And into the right of laughter-light
Know, that a note flits through the night.

It turns out
You are your 
Brother's daughter.
Form: Couplet

Allegiance of Rust

Long-lived morals over centuries lost/
You are one soul I refuse to accost/
Lack of appreciation/
Purely condemnation/
Undeserving of loyalty/
Seems you feel like royalty/
Certainly are misinformed/
Good within simply malformed/
Destroy my positive vibrations/
But recognize your obligations/
Cannot live to be alive/
Every scenario you contrive/
Will never thrive/
When no other soul will stay around/
You wish you would have propound/
Some form of favorable trust/
In the allegiance you let rust.

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