Short Lunges Poems
Short Lunges Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lunges by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lunges by length and keyword.
I’m stuck in a whirlpool,
Lost, confused, alone
Where am I heading?
To the bottom of this pool,
A blackhole,
All air leaves my lunges
Categories:
lunges, 11th grade, anxiety, lost,
Form:
Free verse
10 reps of Haiku curls
10 reps of Irish Ballad presses
3X5 paragraphs of trenchant prose
5X Lyrical lunges
Last 5 minutes: Free range editing gut check
Categories:
lunges, adventure, art, dedication,
Form:
Free verse
she is star of the light show
in the ocean so deep full of delight
winking her luminous self into his water’s depths
he marvels at her willingness to shine
Categories:
lunges, moon, ocean,
Form:
Free verse
Alligator attacks prey
Lunges out of the bayou
Loud head slap
Intense jaw clamps down
Gripping death roll
Another muskrat say good bye
Tail spin immobolized
On it's way down
River bottom cries.
Categories:
lunges, animals,
Form:
Acrostic
A summer evening lunges eagerly
Singing in an iridescent color
Trampling mindly, in quiet cheerfulness
While autumn, longing, cries thunder
In chilly night air, truculently
Daylight stands proud with present glow
Soon snowflakes will begin to fall
And angels dance in moonlight show
Categories:
lunges, summer,
Form:
Free verse
My dogs charge the fence
Barking ferociously at the neighbor dog
Acting like he is a murderous intruder
Here to do serious damage to their pack
The neighbor dog lunges back
Enjoying the game, glad to be of service
I smile at their antics
If the fence disappeared they would be smelling butts
Categories:
lunges, dog,
Form:
Free verse
Snow cascades from the tall pines,
Large powder puffs
Puff down in soft lunges,
Descending to earth,
Subdued incidence,
A sort of soul for January.
They do not have words for it.
If they are wordless,
So, finally, are we.
It is as if they would say
What we say,
I mean what I say by being.
Categories:
lunges, absence, age, beautiful,
Form:
I do not know?
ANGER
Lunges out to tear the
Flesh from bad behavior;
Clawing, ripping the dripping
Entrails from arrogance and
Selfishness : its shaggy coat
Bright red with the blood of wanton
Callousness; its foaming muzzle
Snapped into the throat
Of malice and deceit.
Don’t make me angry
Categories:
lunges, imagery, metaphor,
Form:
Imagism
Large muscular strong cat
Labeled as king of beasts
Lives in grassland in pride
Lavish mane crown male dons
Lumbers elegantly
Labors hunting in night
Lunges at prey’s neck.
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March 17, 2022
Syllable count : 6 per line
Checked at howmanysyllables.com
Contest : In Search Of Prey
Sponsored by : Joseph May
Categories:
lunges, animal,
Form:
Pleiades
You cleanse my soul with your unspoken words
You are the blood that keeps my heart beating
You are the air that fills my lunges so I can breathe
You are the food that feeds my soul
You are my eyes so that I can see
You are my ears that hear unspoken words
You are the truth that uncovers lies
Your beauty is in my hands so others can see
You are my Poetry!
Categories:
lunges, love,
Form:
I do not know?
there’s something
about lit night
which cleans
pang of farewell
like a healing balm,
quite potent
in times
when despair
lunges
at raw veins:
yet hope flames
to sing with new moon
and greet fresh enchantment
blest-
as loss grants rebirth.
9/20/2018
For Edward Ibeh’s Human Nature Contest
Categories:
lunges, angst, recovery from, uplifting,
Form:
Verse
She lay beneath the moonbeams pure
on midnight dew kissed grass.
Nestled in the forest foliage
her beckoning eye allures.
Rhythmically writhing on the blades
her sultry sway did tantalise.
Enticing me to lust driven stupor
she summoned my submission.
Straddling one to tittilation,
mounting me she lunges forth.
My mortal flow warm on her lips
So fades the waxing moon.
Categories:
lunges, death, fear, imagination, me,
Form:
Light Verse
Lavished Lioness
Lunges with quietness
Leaks love, inspired with...
Hunger
It aches her when in slumber
It takes her under
Straddling starvation
now just preying on prayers
stuck in a safari of slayers
The hectic hunt continues
Various emptiness in the same venue
Deadlands. Dead things
Then she sees a man.
Lavished Lioness
Lunges with Quietness
sinks her teeth inspired with
Fresh Meat.
Categories:
lunges, desire,
Form:
Alliteration
in the fury of battle...
a dragon
draws back
her long, serpentine neck
revealing
terrifying d a g g e r s
in her powerful jaws
-with direct aim at target -
then, forcefully...
lunges neck
like a thrown javelin spear
expecting
p r o j e c t i l e vomit of
engulfing fire geyser;
only coughs up
a slender thread of...
smoke.
Categories:
lunges, imagery,
Form:
Imagism
Spider Entomophagy Hungry Spider
the tattered web spun
acrobat insects lunges
eight-legged insect
yonder past my web
yum! Entomophagy
come fly i'm hungry
wander by don't fall
i'll throw you a line hold on
the tattered web spun
acrobat insect
before you hit the ground I
I will bite you up
place you in my mouth
spun a web encasing you
yum! Entomophagy
9/18/18
Written by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018
Categories:
lunges, adventure, insect,
Form:
Haiku
Watching tennis is a treat
When those who are elite compete
With lunges, leaps and smashing serves
That rise above mere mortals' nerves.
Such slicing shots, such smashing drops,
Near-misses when the heart just stops;
They race around the court so fast
As if each point might be the last.
We sit at home, on couch or chair
And catch the action on the air.
To me, no sport is quite as sweet
As watching tennis pros compete.
Categories:
lunges, sports,
Form:
Rhyme
Belligerent bulldog blows up balloons, bulbous and blue.
Frantic frenzied flamingo flips for a flute and a flu.
Persnickety porcupine prances perilous with pooh,
Concerned calico cat coaxes a cardinal’s carnival coo.
Daredevil dolphin diligently designs dalmatian dog’s hairdo.
Serendipitous skunk sashays toward sticky sweet stew.
Lavishly laborious lion lunges into little linguistic loo.
Youngish yak yells and yips at yellow bellied you.
Categories:
lunges, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form:
Monorhyme
Luke Laker locks lengthy lovely letters and lollypops in a
locker lying at lonesome lounge in learning field, linking
lake Lawson to the left of Larry`s law school.Lady Latoya a
Latina licks Luke Laker`s lollypops , looks into and reads his lovely
letters with levity.Luke Laker loses his cool,lashes and lunges
for Latoya and their lips locked in... a long lasting kiss of life,
just like licking lollypops and lemonade.
Later Luke weds Latoya legitimately in a large littoral land zone.
Categories:
lunges, life, romance,
Form:
Alliteration