Short Marveled Poems

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Premium Member pendant beauty

unexpectedly
the town's fountain was frozen 
in pendant beauty 
we marveled for seven days
until the sun released it
Form: Tanka


Why Nut Trees Should Be Humble

The nut tree stood by the side of the road 
displaying her wealth to every man. 
Who marveled at her beauty 
with casting stones in hand.
Form: ABC

Premium Member her sense of selfness

some tried to put her into boxes
wanted to hang labels on her
she punched her way out
kicking and shrieking her truth
we marveled at her sense of self

Premium Member Wondrous Womb

Wondrous vessel of peace securing babes around caring fortress nurtured with love... I marveled at its beauty before beholding Mom's gracious face.

Premium Member Jealous of a Gliding Raptor

saw a raptor glide down today
toward the tree line of my forest
I wondered at his purpose
was he hunting or merely loving life?
I marveled at his glide
wishing it had been my own


Premium Member The Great Marvel

I find myself
So marveled
At the layout of it all,
By that I mean,
Existence,
That the personified
Ambition
Sits next to me, buckled.
But definitely not driving.
Has ideas, that said.

Premium Member Giving Credit Where Credit Is Due

She was born from the inside of a high heel shoe
With styles and patterns and colors of every hue 
We marveled at her beginnings, she was always true
Giving credit to her creator for designing this gorgeous shoe
Form: Monorhyme

Marveled At Many Things

Marveled At Many Things

May have Marveled At Many Things,
And heard church choir as it sings;
Worries and fears,
Removed by cheers;
All our hearts soon will start opening.

Jim Horn
 
Happy Faces in the right places.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Stated In English Parliament - From E a Poe

"Much I marveled this ungainly Foul to hear discourse so plainly
Though its answer little meaning;
Bereft of all that I adore."
Further sitting there in English parliament I wondered
What this monstrous Panting "mother"
Meant.

Premium Member He Noticed

Saw a friend yesterday, hadn't seen for a year Marveled at my weight loss, grinned from ear to ear What was my secret he wanted to know Told him I eat less, it's easier as you go Proud that he noticed, so worth it that's clear
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Mind

Do you claim I’m dumb
Crazy and stupid
I have marveled this
With skeptical eyes
I see through façade

Dumb is not me
I have smarts true
Can see over
And beyond you

Proof in need
I can show
My good grades

My heart
Mind true

Smart

Russell Sivey

Premium Member Porcelain Doll Sadie

Sadie looked like a delicate porcelain Madame Alexander doll.
As if she had stepped out of an old-fashioned magazine stall.
Her delicate curls were perfect as if done by Mr. Hairdresser Paul.
We marveled at her fur-lined cape, she was the hit of the ball.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Scene Seen Once In a Life Time

The ultimate painter provided this mountain scene
the purple edelweiss marveled at the pinks of the sky
Azure blues of the water coordinated in a fine dance
There is a rhythm here not seen anywhere else
And maybe never seen again, even here.
A photo moment

Premium Member God Was Wearing a Dress

God was wearing a dress and a pinafore in my dream.
She had a bubble pipe 
She was blowing bubbles into planets
Creating the universe
God is a little girl I marveled

God continued her work
Not looking in my direction
It was okay
I am thrilled
To know her
At last

Premium Member Scattered Showers At Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon had never seen such a cloud.
once-in-a-lifetime kind of whiteness
dollops of whipped cream
topping like no other
before or since
the rain was gentle, like a kiss
I marveled that I was there
To see this rain cloud in person
No photo could have captured it.
Form: Imagism

The Icicles

Out the back window
The icicles drip,
Releasing their droplets
From wintertime’s grip.

I once would spend hours,
My grandson in tow,
And watched as they dropped
On the snow piles below.

We marveled together, 
His world sparkling new,
But at 7, he has
Better things he can do.
Form: Rhyme

The Scar

When first we met,
I marveled at your flawless flesh;
nary a wrinkle or blemish did offset.

Until cancer took your breast,
leaving a scar, obvious as a mountain range
upon your once flawless flesh.

The scar a reminder of what had been
and a symbol, not of an end, 
but a new beginning to life again.

Nowhere Was Home

I've lived in nowhere
felt it's edges
resided in it's blissful emptiness
marveled at the complete beauty 
of what it's like to be invisible 
I used to skip rocks in a lonely pond
just to watch the water ripple 
and when the water finally stood still again,
I had mixed emotions
because nowhere was home.

Premium Member Contemplating a Slug

     Stopping to contemplate a slug
       I marveled at this taciturn bug

     Designed to live underground
       occasionally it is found 

     making its way ‘long a crosswalk
       using up half a day’s clock

     on its tortuous path homeward bound
       ~ never making one single sound
Form: Couplet

Premium Member He Marveled

He walked across the water
passed by disciples’ boat
He did a fast for forty days
In regions quite remote
He cast out unclean spirits
And sent them into pigs
His words had the ability
To wither trees of figs
He saw the Holy Spirit
At the Jordan, when he bathed
But when he met centurion
He marveled at his faith
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Universal Happenings

Drink her water
Breathe her air 
Bask in sun's bright glare
Feed upon natures delights 
Lay and watch the starry night 
Stroke the faithful
Dig the soil
Sail the seas 
Climb the heights
Lunar love 
Rivers run
Milk made
Beast beings marveled
Birds startle
Fish swim
Her and him
Planets giddy
Stars collide
A great universal ride
© Sarah Yasa  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I Stood In Awe

Tonight, I marveled at a magnificent full moon hanging in the Colorado sky!

It spread its mellow glow upon snow-capped Pikes Peak, so pleasing to the eye!

Contemplating its beauty as I gazed heavenward in awe,

It occurred to me that this was the very same moon that Jesus saw!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
Form: Couplet

Premium Member You Gave Me Wings

With your cruelty
You turned my heart to stone
Then with skillful hands
You crafted it with your chisel 
Chipping away small pieces 
Sculpting life like wings
Providing the illusion of magnificence
How the world marveled at your masterpiece
Envied my perceived trancendence
Yet sadly my heart would never be able to fly!

Premium Member Wadandra the Tree

It makes sense that Wadandra had turned into a tree.
No one loved the forest more than she
For almost a hundred years, she made her home there
When she passed none of her people remained
Her husband and children had gone before her
People marveled when they saw her
She was photographed and revered
Showing up in an awesome way as an oak

Premium Member I J K L M N Poem

injured iguanas ignite interest in Indonesia’s injuries
Jubilant jackals joyfully joined January jealous juries
kind-hearted kangaroos kindled koala’s kaleidoscopic kin
large luxurious lions lollygagged in London lamented Lynn
marinated mongooses marveled at Marauder’s mini-Monday
Naysayers need not negate necessary niggling notes of nay.
Form: ABC

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