Short Moulded Poems

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Reflection

Touch me reflection
let me feel the nothing
in your grotesque
moulded water undulates
shadows swims
the amber fades
something in the drifted lights
and beauty finds the shape


Kindle and Quench

Your touch plugs me in,
Lights my body from within,
Fills my veins with liquid light 
Till my dormant heart ignites
To be moulded like blown glass -
An urn to hold this cooling ash.
Form: Rhyme

Songs Are the Life Boats

Who is in chase?

The earth is running in a raphid pace,

Like in Olympic race,

This earth is moulded of senses,

The sadness is the high sea,

For souls struggling to swim,

Songs are the life boats!

Grave

it's just a hole
A hole in the ground
Rough sided with stone
Deep enough
Long enough
Coarse clumped earth moulded expectantly round its edges
It's just a hole
A hole in the ground
In which we'll put my whole life.

A Peaceful Heart

Its double have I
Come upon.
Its meek-moulded one
For this hut.

Quietly resigned.
Low-lying.
Shakes, squirms not eying
World, ogrish.
With breast out, brutish
Does for peak
Rumbling, stormed o'er bleak
Always jut.
Form: Rhyme


Headway Crayola Hills

moi
 
Moulded bred crusty
Summers vino severed tie
Auld Stinking Bishop
 
Ma
 
Shiny new sunspot
Shadowed by Misses Meaner
Clouded spineless imp
 
Pa
 
Longhaired lout cuddles
Pints fizzing ale gently pours
Tears orphan abandoned
Form:

Dexterity Brimmed

I dug out the 
big pieces of 
black soil of 
my choice,
Crumbled them 
in a tank, 
removed the 
humus and 
pebbles;
Then the soil's 
soaked and 
kneaded 'to 
paste I placed
On my wheel 
and moulded 
all 'ese various-
shaped 
vessels!
Form: Quatrain

Plastic Bag Meets Terminator

PLASTIC     BAG     MEETS     TERMINATOR



I give the illusion of strength and security
But I’m only plastic-moulded and mostly empty of all thought,
Full of hot air and entirely transparent: 
And I’m afraid that I can’t act,

Said the bag to Arnie
Or said Arnie to the bag.

His Boyhood Before His Sugared Twenties

He was born young, I mean really young
His hair was curly, fluffy and beige
His skin, for milk and fire a bridge
His eyes, orbs of fiery passion 
Favoured was he by Aphrodite and Adonis
He is he that is moulded by time and endless time of daydream.

Bite Size Poem no48

Night Trials

You drift off into the slumber, not so peaceful I may say,
You beg to differ, only that you are wishing,
Why not, I ask,
You fail to trust people with your meandering,
again I reason you?
And you serve me no retorts.
Well, that is how you were moulded, and your moulders too.
Form:

Stargazer

Stargazer, Hatchnet, Fangtooth
Fish sticks
Little acts of indiscrete gluttony
Mankind is special
Given a globe of elemental genius
Moulded
An uncivil pile of clay
Intended for the king’s plate
Made into a steel girdle
Creaking and cracking to hold his girth

© Samir Georges 2009

Bards Thoughts

Slept and slumbered under the quinine stains we wept, On a poignant bard’s weary nib we slept. Yearned we to spill on to paper, Him caged sore thoughts for later. Weeping words we lay folded, On table, heart moulded. Sorrowed dirge lament,We repent,..................dissent

She's Life

Our love remains until we decay
No departure in love we'll stay
The feeling we together obey
Moulded like a fine-soft clay
Our love grows day by day
Attention is what we pay
To God always I'll pray
So we don't go astray
This is what I say
You are the Bae
I love you hey.

Drencho POET Loads.

Showing You To the World

with my hand wrapped round your waist
oh I can't wait to have that walk with you
while they scream and wail about it
tell them I careless about class
You are my ladder
I will show you to the world
let me hold you like a glass;
for you moulded me into me.
like a drop of ice;
you cooled by heart.

The Chief Inspector

She just sits and looks down
On others of lessen rank that are found
For she has a chip on her shoulder
Put there as she was moulded

Into what she had now become
But she did not know what had been done 
For some carry the mantle true
And for others it could be a burden too.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Africa a Home For All

Like the River Nile she flows with food and culture 
With natural resources and unrefined treasure 
Nurtured and moulded by noble ancestry 
With such quality and beauty of the ebony 
Her head remains lifted in unique royalty 
Like Mount Kilimanjaro standing proud and tall 
She remains unshaken, a home for all
Form: Rhyme

Phoenix

Lava oozes from my skin
Or so it seems everything 
Burning from within

Meltdown mind dissolve
Re-ingest concoctions I don’t 
Dare now to evolve

I place my trust in a newer hand

Caring not that I'm engulfed 
Moulded like smelted metal
A newer form is fashioned

And like the Phoenix ..................?
Form:

Ugliness

As when out, late walking
Blackness confronting
Face-moulded, mime whose response
Ugliness does bring.

Having pulled back in shock
Screamed, scaring a flock
That screwed up, so horrified
What in place does lock.

Instinctual! As both share
What is of it bare:
Whose appeal, would otherwise
The Divine declare.
Form: Rhyme

All Is Love

I met an angel this day and he shown bright in Words for sharp were this words like refinery' s furnace He did speak for love is for all for it is the hand that Moulded the clay and breath in fire the fire from the stream Of wisdom untold unheard to men love for love is God 1Joh 2:9-11
Form: Pastoral

Strength of a Mother

Thou are our pillar
Where from we draw 
Strength.Thy hand was
strong once upon a time

But thy love was shadowed
Behind thy hand.For thy hand
Moulded us to what we are 
Today.Thy love now radiates

Brightly covering all of us
Like sunshine.Compliments 
Bestowed on us are a reflation
Of thy hand .Thanks for such 
Strength and love.
Form: Ode

A Moulded Destiny

A Moulded Destiny 

To have  our  hearts woven as one,
To share  our  souls united together,
It bonds the fibres of our love,
To cast a mould to last forever,

To sing a melody that lingers on,
And embrace a passion like the scent of a rose,
It’s our faith in each other which join our hands,
We didn’t choose our destiny,
It chose us.

The Song of Everyman

I am History!
Moulded of the Earth and the stars,
of the temporal silence of a tear,
    as Jesus of Narareth,
    Albert Einstein,
    Martin Luther King, or
    a dust particle in a ray of sunlight,
I threw off the shackles of inferiority.
In a moment of revelation, I knew
that breath is my sole defense
and totality is my joy.
        ~

Premium Member Risen

Darkness' hush awaits songbird's melody
   Stars yet twinkle in the arms of night's tree
Dew drops cover the earth; flowers' petals still folded
   The world is at rest; to slumber all moulded

When, Hark! A crack in Heaven's firmament's espied
   Dawn's herald has risen to brighten the sky
     ~ To ease us from slumber with Warmth from on High
Form: Rhyme

The Heart

THE HEART 

A hardened heart is like a rock, heavy ladened with bitterness a pain,
A soft heart is  malleable like clay,
This can be moulded into something beautiful,
I know which one I want,
The one which my Father God can use,
He is like a potter, 
Who makes things of beauty,
My Father embellishes them each uniquely with his love and blessing!
Form: Prose

Eighth Wonder

Eighth wonder

 

The sea of her eyes is wavy

The eyeballs moving as sail boats

take me into a land of wonders

The nose between her eyes

Is chiseled as that of a temple beauty

The rosy lips aptly adore her lotus-face

Her neck is delicately moulded

By the divine hands of my Creator

 

Is she not the eighth wonder? 

Sakthi Ravichandran

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