Short Melt Poems
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first day of spring
sunny and mild
as the snow-smelt
of hidden greens
below a blue sky
this weekend
len
Start softly and build...
Build 'til this frozen heart melts
And breaks so gentle...
("Serenade for Strings" Pt. III: Tchaikovsky)
cast upon my heart
your name and face imprinted
cast upon my lips
your kisses, sweet and sultry
I melt away into you
mind intends to melt
as soon as beauties are seen
commonly forgets
Through my little fingers I'd peek
When I was a kid I would freak
Watching wicked witch melt
Frightful fear I then felt
That I wouldn't bathe for a week!
The high melt waters rush
Feeding springs annual event
As over the ancient rock
Water tumbles effervescent
As it heads inexorably to the sea
In its headlong descent
Form:
an old lady from Gland with idle hands
tied her old computer with rubber bands
when it finally broke-down
she went into a meltdown
bought a new one, but couldn't catch the commands
6/4/2018
On a starless rainless night
'fore my eyes...
The last of the snow-hill,
Wind-blown...
Melts
Left...
Is wet-marks,
On cobble-stone
Till, the next snowflake...
.
.
.
.
.
Drops
I still feel a phantom caress,
a gnawing silent emptiness,
too strong to deny or even tame,
a nagging unquenchable flame.
It still burns but, it heats much less,
No ashes fall, mocking passionless.
I suffer happily
under your magnetic spell
dreams of you do save me
from this earthly hell
you mesmerizing soul man
who owns all of this woman
June 25, 2019
1:45am PST
Cold hands
Abrupt attacks on skin of a furnace
Teasing the surface
A passionate play through hair standing like stalks of wheat
Transferring love
Warmth soaking the chill
As sun bathes the dawn
like a flame a fire
you embrace my
longings
into the soul who
forgot the thir-
st a torrent
of lov
lusty wind blankets
the burning desires
we melt in the pinnacle
of lov
like total strangers
Form:
when I find someone suffering...a connection is built...my heart bleeds
October 30, 2022
"Empathy" Poetry Contest
Sponsor: JCB Brul
the warm glow of nostalgia
has yet to melt the snow
that fell upon my christmases
of childhood long ago
instead it keeps the flame alive
and shines a wistful light
on what was both a time of joy
and holy, silent night.
Candy kisses melt me
Thrown from a distance
Blue breezes blowing
Hearts so carefree
At cupids insistence
Love is growing.
WRITTEN FOR BITESIZE NO 22 POETRY CONTEST
SPONSORED BY LINE GAUTHIER
10/4/2021
The pavement claims ice cream from little sticky fingers. Cries echo through the air, tugging at the heartstrings of first-time parents. Turned-out pockets disarmed, everyone walks away with a smile~some wide, some forced, and some bewildered.
a warm day
I melt into the porch
slide under the floor rafters
dank damp smells assault me
down here where the dark things dwell
spiders, rats and snakes, now my companions
I feel them crawl on my neck
up my arms
one slithers across my leg
at least it is cool down here.
Blood rushes behind my eyes. Ocean waves
crash as I turn my head, tilting to get a better
view of you. But that’s impossible, isn’t it? No
view is adequate. How should one look at David?
My lips are dry. I’m fainting, surely. Cells melt
and mix, transfixed as you walk by. Unknowing.
I’m thinking of a person
Who is strong and resilient.
Big in personality but size is small.
When mad, they turn a green pigment.
All is lost when anger worsens.
Tantrums raging, escalating.
Tired now, limbs in a sprawl.
I’m talking about toddler phasing,
A daily battle of exertion.
Feel me
Trembling from your touch
Quivering with excitement
Seeing that
Special look in your loving eyes
As you descend upon me
I’m yours
Cameo syllable count is 2,5,7,3,8,7,2, unrhymed
The snow mountain past the plain,
Brings memories of a lasting fight.
Glaciers shine, like glass in a silver frame.
Shadows cast ,by the fading light.
Snows move, on this mountain slope,
As shadows dissapear and pass.
Distant plain light, may offer hope.
While ice descends like frosted glass.
The escarpment in spring is a beautiful sight
Way above, I see the melting snow
Travelling down a zaigzag course
That Mother nature traces
Like a little waterfall flowing to the bottom
Running through a field, moving more rapidly
Becoming one body , growing stronger
Eventually reaching a stream
H=Humour and smiles make for a happy day for everyone.
U=Under hurt or pain, add humour so it will melt fast away.
M=Many need a joke or two so their face can wear a smile.
O=Our life is happier with lots of humour in it.
U=Unless we have humour in the world, we will be sad.
R=Read this again to see what to do for a happy life.
The snow fell,
freezing my hope
to the branches,
—waiting for spring
The snow fell,
dropping its cold
reminder,
—onto feelings bare
The snow fell,
through its grayish white
shadow,
—an untrodden dawn
The snow fell,
leaving me buried inside
this moment,
—until the melt begins
(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2014)
The snow fell,
freezing my hope
to the branches,
—waiting for spring
The snow fell,
dropping its cold
reminder,
—onto feelings bare
The snow fell,
through its grayish white
shadow,
—an untrodden dawn
The snow fell,
leaving me buried
inside this moment,
—until the melt begins
(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2014)