Short Nutrient Poems

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Premium Member Salvation

Salivating slow,
dreams are born in full bellies;
Hungry for the Moon, 
to feed an unhealthy world;
Nutrient rich culture shines.
Form: Tanka


LOVE AND HATE NOURISHMENT



   Love is the best fruit,
   the best nutrient.!

    Hate is rotten fruit,
      spoiled food...

   He who chooses to hate
  is not making the right choice

     sits at the wrong table...!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Birth

The tiniest seeds stretch to touch the morning light; nutrient craving fetuses’ in Gaia’s womb, must be nurtured very well.
For Contest: One Nature Tanka – Inspired By My Short Poem
Form: Tanka

Bread and Kiss Are Nutrient In Life

The kiss is for
    the animus, as well as
    the bread for the body...
    Bread nourishes the physical,
     the kiss feeds
     the passion...
     the body gains health
     and the spirit, essence...!

Premium Member Glass of Water

Glass of water 
Invisible can't see liquid 
Glycerin tasty  beverage 
Quench thirst surrounds me at Birth 
Added with food and other nutrient 
Help me grow taller 
Glass of water


09/01/17
Written by James Edward Lee Sr
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Memos

"Food is our common ground, a universal experience." - James Beard 

Spice-sweet-sour-salt-starch-blended 
dumplings, like dim sum... 
Fish, meat, or greeneries filled
enzyme-fiber-mixed
nutrient cuisines... 
They thrill my
tongue...
Form: Epulaeryu

A Lot of Love In Few Lines

nutrient
     with
     poetry
     love
       plus
      light... !

      I live
      pure
      Paradise
      alive
      in
      love...


      Extend
      Sun
      understand
      light
      dawning
       love

Premium Member Fress

Pit 
in my 
stomach churns.
You always fress,
leaving me broken.
Your black heart consumes me 
then spits me back up in chunks.
A meal that’s so nutrient dense,
never leaving room for rich desserts.
I am that feast you just cannot digest.
Form: Etheree

When My Lovely Woman Comes To Me

She comes stepping
rippling
on the streets
 with her hair
To the wind...
She comes softly
 as a  Viennese waltz...
With her legs
of dream, she moves
in my imagination...
 With her nutrient feelings
 she comes to me
 to feed my dreams...!

Premium Member Hydration

Dusk dips, game over. 
Hide and seek. Kick ball.
That Slip n’ Slide hurt,
wipeouts were worth it. 
Beat the streetlights home.

All day outside, 
who needed food?
Nutrient rich,
the old hose worked.

Hydration,
pass it left 
share a sip.

Look back,
we were

gold.

Premium Member Tangy Oh Butterfly Cinquain

               Go squeeze
            lemons and limes,
          taste the torrential tart.
   Let your knees buckle beneath you,
                    swiftly.  
  Pucker your lips perfect the twist,
         the tangy 'Oh' fills you 
               nutrient rich 
                 straight 'C'.
Form: Cinquain

Defrosting At Will

let my mind be cool as fridge
keeping temper cool all day
and wisdom nutrient intact
defrosting at will

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hitendra Mehta
Mar 2011
For Members contest - Magnet Marvel by Linda-Marie The Sweetheart of P.S.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Color Me

Shadorma

Color me blue bliss and orange morning smiles; its green births in a many colored field; flowers bloom. My green thumb re-seeding the ground blue blossoms, day lilies of orange I must dead-head, await me. Nature’s way, beauty in blossoms; nutrient rich nectar sipped by tiny brown honey bees, sweetest dew.
Form: Shadorma

Poetry Is

Poetry is the jewel
         of the jewels.
         The breathe of the
         body.
         The nutrient of
         the soul...
         Poetry is rightness
         of the right,
         the pure of the
         pureness,
         the real life
         of life...
         The real love
         of love,
         the language
         of the Lord... !

Premium Member Breathless Sighs

Among delicate sirenic chants of amorous love birds, charming Clematises thrive within their flower garden, composing succulent symphonies alongside Honeysuckle, seduced by the sweet scent of blossoming bright Jasmine. Thirsting for nutrient rain to quench their breathless sighs.
Silent One 13 June 2018 Example for When line five enables your poem to thrive
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Premium Member The Simple Rose

Simple uncomplicated flavorful nutrient, breeding passion in the soul; dew-kissed delicacy, upon a defensive stem. Ziz-zag toothed, offspring of greens against a bush of pinks, reds, yellow, mauve, white; a gentle soul among life’s thorns is a rose. Smiling petals dance on a breeze and come to rest upon Gaia’s breast; perfumed kisses.

Inner Wisdom

The intellect insight, 
Dimension sense of mind in the
Heart, confident and will power.

The awareness of senses 
Instinct knowledge of mind
Essence through the heart.

The element that brings great
Nutrient to the senses sight of 
Thoughts to stands in good 
Moral value.

To stimulate to the wholeness being
Of real beauty of oneself.

© Jocelyn Dunbar
7 June 2006
7:47 PM
Form: Verse

Premium Member Last Leaves


“Dead leaves do not cease to exist. They live in another form, may be as nutrient to quicken another life. That way, every death is a doorway to another life”.  ~ By Poet


Last leaves of the ancient maple, yellowed and frayed, Fluttering and dancing silently in mellowed stillness, Nose dived into the burnt sienna ground below, To become fodder for the saplings of spring.
Form: Verse

Premium Member F a M I N E Ii

F A M I N E  II

(Thousands of children, all over the world, die every day for lack of food) 

Famine:

           Fathomless
 
                       Agony

                            Mercilessly 

                                       Indicating

                                                 Nutrient

                                                       Exhaustion!

© Demetrios Trifiatis
       08 MAY 2013
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member There's Nothing in Our Garden


                Holy nutrient-depleted soil, Batman
                    There’s nothing in our garden
                From the skies, no rain, no clouds
                    We must seek Nature’s pardon

                What did we do wrong, Batman
                     What did we do right, Robin
                It seems we’ve worn out land and sea
                      from lowest depth to highest tree
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member No Adjectives Please

Everyone desires to enjoy food,
but we don't like food void of salt.
Salt is not only good for taste;
It is a nutrient required for life.

However, beware that salt can kill.
The oceans are filled with salt in the water
that would have to be treated for drinking.
Salt contains iodine, a nutrient we require.

070421PSCtest, Workshop: Adjectives deleted,                                           Jack Webster. 3P
Form: Verse

Premium Member Easter Lily

Eden’s garden manifest
Disgraceful sins confessed
Lily footprints scattered
Nutrient droplets pattered
	
Eve, deprived of paradise
Exiles ultimate price
Misdeeds penance pour
Tethered tis utopian door

Devious snake most elated
Abiding piousness over-rated 
Resentful of mortal campaign
Relished serpentine reign

Aromas pierce thru deceit
Flowerbed mornings greet
Thwart desires craved
Embosom allure saved

3/23/2022

Premium Member Humming Bird

The flitter, flitter of the humming bird,
Is a joy to behold,
Wings bating and flapping,
A creature unbridled with,
Any consequence to unfold.

This diminutive avian,
Who is only in search of nutrient,
Attracted by an alluring tinge,
Brings joy to my eyes,
If only for a brief moment.

Thank you winged friend,
For this brief elation,
You made my apathy turned to exultation,
Even that you must depart,
To your next destination.
Form: Ballad

Loneliness

It is alone in a field devoid of comforting color.
Surrounded by a sea of incongruous behavior 
choking life from sparse recollection.

Alone as to confirm existence beyond 
the confines of natures ability to balance.

Rooted deeply,
resembles, nutrient poor soil failing to sustain;
panged by malnourishment of 
interaction.

Alone destined to wither and finally, to succumb.
The only survivor, incongruous behavior. 
Loneliness, alone, ever alone.

Premium Member Flowers

Dried now and so
Lifeless and frail
Cut flowers shortened 
Life to no avail
Thrown in a heap
Todays’ compost
Raise your glass
To the living
One last toast
I prefer the potted
Plant of green 
Filtering the air
Toxins not seen
And a longer life
It will have
Than its cousins
The cut flowers
Vased in water
Life drained in
Just a few hours
Planted in soil 
With worms in the roots
Plants of green outlast
Given nutrient boosts

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