Short Notions Poems
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Your whispers
evoke me like
cotton candy,
soft, innocent
and sweet ..
gentle,
beastlike notions
capture me
Blue flowers
Fragments of sky
Notions, emotions
Forget-me-nots sigh
Bring me blue flowers
When I die.
Suzanne Delaney
Haiku 25
By: Tom Wright
3/1/03
I exhume notions,
Imprisoned in my psyche,
Thought long ago perished.
Writing, Committed Excavating
Bare Notions, Ruminations,
Clothed to Deckout Summations,
Disinterring Buried Pebbles to Creations!
You see what you think
Molding unguarded notions,
They see what you feel;
A whole spectrum of choices,
What will you shapeshift into?
Painted were her eyes,
Somewhat azure and syphilitic, her heart;
And when I got home I realized,
I'd just fallen in love with a tart(!)
Full of real beauty
You remove any notions
Of faults within you
By showing your inner glow
And having a face I love
Russell Sivey
Disruptive Don could not get along
With the fake folks who wish to prolong
The failing notions
And crazy potions
Of governmental plans proven wrong
Security comes;
peaceful notions give comfort.
God still leads the way.
Blessed union brings us close;
our love continues to grow.
Liz Anderson
~So sad and depressed
My ferment notions
Botch up emotions,
realized I'M BLESS~
8/6/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2020
Rising and falling, wavering and waving
Bloody battles, lofty notions shattered...
Now limply resting, introspective
Til she catches a ride on the wind
ICONOGRAPHY
contemporary
features
transformed
IN OSTENTATION
resemble
extravagant
flirtatious
SIMULARITIES
overshadowing
symbolic
notions
As one life door closes
all incarnates swing opens our
afterlight reprises all spiritual energy
presupposing all existent notions
why give it away to ---unfounded FEARS?
Sometimes we all need
balloons shaped like anchors
to balance out
the exceptional
but also
the turbulent notions
found in our souls
which keeps us grounded
in our spirituality
swirls
spirals
mosaic
in emblematic
notions
an allegory
rounded
undulating
in ornamental
perspective
of thoughts
in time
IN CONJUNCTION
If ifs and ands were pots and pans - silly notions,
It would be difficult to cook eggs
And soup would spill over your legs.
Thank God ifs and ands are conjunctions.
I feel restless,
my heart’s filled with touring notions;
I feel restless;
Longing not just to decompress,
my soul demands wild excursions;
Do you wanna cross the oceans?
I feel restless.
If elephants ruled the world, it's a fact
They wouldn't make us a circus act
Their hearts big and caring
Know not greed, only sharing
Golden Rule notions we've lauded but lacked
12/20/22
peace
candle
sheer silence
meditation
cats are attracted
loving communal bliss
my imagination roams
open to possibilities
throwing away preconceived notions
words are totally unnecessary
The ultimate adventurer and explorer,
She tossed herself into new situations
Traveling where life’s winds blew her
With no preconceived plans or notions
Living her heart’s dream of the moment
Unknown terrains
Preconceived notions
Perplexed mind
Wandered here and there
Like a wild monkey
With confidence .....
Stumbling stones
Became stepping stones.
Mists blown away
In sunrise.
I was out a-wandering
when it flew into my head,
a very silly poem,
uninvited, be it said.
If I had just ignored it,
it might have gone away,
but for some mysterious reason
I wrote it down instead
Whoever dreamed up 'calories' is no friend of mine
I hold him responsible for my corseted waistline
Without his cruel notions, I'd first slake my thirst
Then I'd explode in a burst of liverwurst
I will not waste my emotions
On your false and pre-conceived notions
You always demand definitions
And love with selfish conditions
You must first learn love yourself
Before you can love someone else
Too far to touch.
For thoughts not so much.
Until notions aren't enough.
Bearing empty narratives.
And recalls of your earth tone.
And then you're not here.
But who said love was fair.