Short Oblivions Poems
Short Oblivions Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Oblivions by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Oblivions by length and keyword.
The sky
evanescent
Lit by the oblivions
Of twinkles and wishes
The entrancing state of space
Truly beautiful
Falling stars
My enrapture to a standstill
A crevor embedded in the earth
A fallen star
Brightly lit
Its my wish
Well, hey there!
I remember you, Christmas.
You’re the sights, sounds and tastes
of my dearest yesterdays.
Your hugs and laughter
have not ghostly passed
they are part of us - we’re imprinted.
Let’s dance and laugh at obsidian oblivions
celebrating as one
until time itself comes undone.
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A song for this:
daweb.us/xmas/Christmas_19.mp3
Who shall tame for me
Times swift-footed dash
Into nostalgia-filled realms;
Future-past regretful clash?
Waging war upon my span
Leaves me with a tearful shell
Of the once-nectarous stretch
Of days unmarred by baleful spell.
And time’s fleet-footed sprint
Into oblivions sad and rueful
Still paints such a dull picture
Of prospects dim and doleful.
Which one can muster?
now?
lines
red, blue, black ... in colours
oblivions?
always same
metamorphosis
like a shepherd of one sheep
who has colours
to brush it to consternation
if out of one thousand
brushes
a light to be absorbed
may be only forty six and seven
or indigo
poets are scarce today
because nothing succour
is honey here
safe perhaps, locomotions
twisted how?.