Short Minute Poem Poems
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Exact write.
Flower paste.
Face
the natural force.
Bites the window
as I turn to the pouring rain
and dream of sunshine.
Really, that's pretty awful!
Hah!
Four walls do not make a world…
For life unfurled
You must go out
Without a doubt!
Into the sunshine you must go…
Your face to show
Take in it all
You’ll have a ball!
The joy of just being alive
Will make you thrive
Open the door
See so much more!
With pen in hand the poet writes
Some sleepless nights
Might skip a day
So much to say.
When you know you have it right
With all your might
Words on a page
Some of them sage
Create a tale thru poetry
For friends to see
Words shared will live
With thoughts you give.
I'm here to share with you my thoughts,
untie some knots;
I try to learn
how gold to earn.
I'm thrilled by this advanced technique,
evade critique
when it's on me;
I'm proud, you see.
I know I have to write this form,
It has its charm,
made me reflect;
please don't reject.
To create in five minutes, I wish
to come up with a nice yummy dish.
A limerick I do,
dear Russell, for you.
And I'm sorry it can't be de-lish!
(having problems getting this to post! Hopefully
third time is a charm)
Written 5/11/13 for Russell Sivey's Five minute Challenge Poetry Contest
It was a dull and lifeless day
of brown and gray
I'd walked around
until I found
A little flower all alone
in beauty grown
which caught my eye
as I passed by
The color I was blessed to see
had lifted me
and as it grew
my spirit flew
*Minute Poem - See A plea For Spring
for full description
Angelic glow surrounds her face
Eternal Grace
Forever Love
From God above
Inspiring Poems that she has penned
A Poet Friend
A Heart of Gold
A LOVE to hold
Always helping to find the Light
Jesus in Sight
Heavenly Chimes
With-in her Rhymes
Inspired by and Dedicated To Robin L. Gass
(This is a Minute Poem written in strict iambic meter)
Five fingers guide me to the floor
I smile no more
I want to flee
"Just dance with me."
In all the world I must believe
And do perceive
A gentleman
Waits for my hand.
Someone with whom my fate will lock
And mock me not
For here I am
With midget Sam.
RETA PRUITT
September 11, 2016
The first minute, blank
brains filled with paper whiteness,
unlined, creative.
The second, third, fourth
go in a whiz, fizz, unpro
ductive row of parts
The halfway point; five
slow minutes; tired poem
drags your tired pen
Six, seven, eight, nine,
minutes leap like frogs in front
of a metaphor,
leaping at the last
minute, when time writes itself
into the whiteness.
This is the best part
To say what is on my mind
I’m suffocated with toxic
A lavish smoke that makes me grind
Intoxicating works
Routines and foolishness
I can’t stand on my feet
Like a handicapped old man
Potion and pills
Mix them together
I don’t see solution
This blatant aggression.
This deep feeling in me
Can’t be scientifically solved
I just want to be drowned
In a hot boiling water
I often wonder if she knows
Which way she goes
Before she starts
The path she charts
And is it really all a front?
Not to be blunt
Putting on airs
Like we should care
But then sometimes, she adds a twist
Like a clenched fist
A bitter kiss
I’d rather miss
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A Minute poem: 3 stanzas of 8a/4a/4b/4b, etc., in iambic meter
https://www.writersdigest.com/write-better-poetry/minute-poem-poetic-t
~Jesus Is Great~
(The Minute poem)
He shows that He really cares
He's returning soon
He loves us so
For Him love grows
Come to the Lord, give Him your heart
From Him never part
He'll guide your life
Help you with strife
Read all the signs and watch the sky
Seek Him and see
Jesus is great
Don't wait too late.
Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
copyright@2010
December.06.2015
I reached to touch with soft caress
Your silken dress
So beautiful
Then, back at school
Those were the days that were carefree
Just you and me
I adored you
A love so true
Time has passed and so quickly by
That is just why
I still love you
Worship you, too
The Minute Poem is rhyming verse form consisting of 12 lines of 60 syllables
within strict iambic meter. The poem is formatted into 3 stanzas of 8,4,4,4:
8,4,4,4; 8,4,4,4 syllables. Rhyming scheme is aabb,ccdd,eeff.