Short Occupies Poems

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Premium Member Enthronement

Vice occupies heart,
 
Darkness envelops one's soul,

Evil's enthronement!    






© Demetrios Trifiatis
     05 May 2016
Form: Haiku


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in the form of the readymade, now occupies a place in the void, you look at the size of this dewdrop & remember Andy Warhol, who was the first to begin this session in Tate Britain

My Mind Does Occupy

Occupies My Mind

Many things in my mind it occupies;
Like cries from all of the Trump lies;
Constantly worrying,
While I am hurrying,
And America sure was not very wise.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Old Light

Light, for a duller world-age
Candle-carried.
Light, reflectively symbolled
Value of this:
Shone, holy, from out whose room
Higher, upstairs 
The king of kings occupies.
Snuffed too, now is?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member the becoming

body-mind purified
earth vessel magnetised
ego identity recedes
that the will of God
be enacted by spirit

the mirror is shattered
dispelling delusion
whence light of Self
occupies centre stage 
entwined with the universe


Between the Two of You

You're here, but you are not here
He's here, but he is not here
He occupies my mind and thought
You sit and occupy space

He's here, but he is not here,
You're here, but you are not here,
You require my energy,
He requires my time,

Premium Member Jawboning

Gates and mouths
Are similar in two respects;
Both require a hinge to operate
And are most often found open
When they should be closed.
Gates maintain a proper place,
While mouth's, oft times,
Spew rhetoric,
That occupies our space;
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

The Complete Man

He looks for
the part that
breaks his breath.
.
When he can't
find it life feels
uncomfortably smooth.
.
He occupies 
his early mornings
in tiny fabrications.
.
Heart full of fear,
he would say, What would 
life be without woe?

Premium Member Elusive Calm

I seek calmness and peace of mind And find it somewhat elusive to me Seems they delight in being hard to find When one occupies oneself with worry And never knows what is meant to be.
written February 12, 2022

Dense Room

A room filled with tension
It’s like you can taste some particles
that is combined to pressurize the atmosphere.
Smelling like a room locked up for ages on no end 
But the last of tears still occupies the 
vividly colored space. 
The lost forbidden room.

Premium Member Child of God

our light, cleaved from the bosom of God now eternal and complete, as is He albeit in a stage of infancy occupies a body God creates and thus in truth ego is but an interface for us to navigate this earth life to ingrain in Self, love, wisdom and power
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Poetry Soup

PoetrySoup
Occupies the space poets yearn to be
Endearing creative prose
Together with harmony that
Realizes all the world things
Yielding love and happiness

Super is the world that best describes
Ouststanding entries for fun contests
Useful in their own ways
Poems are a delight to read and read again
Form: Name

Sleepless Night

Long gone past midnight in the morning hour
My mind still hasn't had any rest
Something unnatural, a feeling so alien
Grows inside and keeps me awake

Thoughts turning blank, can't quite put my finger
On what exactly this feeling is
An emptiness that spawns out of nothing
Yet occupies the space all over my head

Recuperation Ii

Just when I think I’ve forgotten you
Your image comes drifting through my mind.
Shattering the peaceful state
I thought I had achieved.

Though someone else occupies my time
A little piece of me is still withheld.
The piece that you took when you left.
A part that no one else can have
Because you destroyed my trust.

Premium Member My Pledge of Allegiance

I do not pledge allegiance to any flag or any leader of any country.
I pledge allegiance to the earth, the global heritage of everybody.

I pledge allegiance to the earth,
and every living thing that occupies it,
and in harmony with Nature, manage this planet’s resources,
our global common inheritance shared with all of us.
Form: Rhyme

Alone At a Cafe Boulevard

At a Boulevard cafe              
sits a man near a the park
where pigeons
without corn keep company
 to someone completely
solitary...
In the café bar uselessness
from someone who elegantly
  sits alone ...
In the air the memory
of a figure that
does not occupies the
space of a soulless
body in front of an
empty coffee cup ...!

Premium Member A Fraction of a Dot

in the universe our planet occupies a very miniscule spot.
Imagine the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors,
so that for a moment they could relish in all of their victors,
of a fraction of a dot.
In all of its vastness, no evidence in the universe dwells,
that help will come from elsewhere, to save us from ourselves.
Form: Rhyme

Generic Greeting

thinking with my
head voice while
speaking with
my speaking voice
while texting with
my sign language
finger tips that often
play chords on my
string strung wooden
box that occupies
my singing voice
all happening all
at the same time
as elevator musak
in a different time
signature not
knowing if i'm
going up or
down or stuck
on one floor
Form:

Make Me Happy

Please tell me now, my dear, my love, what occupies your mind?
Are you truly happy now or is there sadness yet to find?

I do my best to make you smile and hope you’ll feel complete.
So, tell me now, my darling one, as I wait now at your feet.

I will not beg, nor ever grovel, but happily serve you well.
So, are you happy, lovely one? Please tell me now, do tell.
Form: Couplet

Just a Poet

he is just a poet
too many years now to count

occupies time by setting to rhyme
all the hidden words his pen pours out
it seems there's a never-ending stream
of words that freely flow
from the end of the pen into this poets hand
that never seem to let him go
blowing with ease this poetic breeze
seldom seen but often felt

he is just a poet
too many years now to count

When Trump Rode Into Town

Then came Trump 

No one talks about Syria anymore, 
 Was there a war there?
The bombing of Mosul the long siege
Trump occupies the news 
And the whole world from pigmies
In the inner Congo, to the tall Dutch
In Amsterdam, are Psychanalysts? 
The press robbed of their pompous 
Self-regard like a school yard bully
Scolded, plots shocking stories about
The President of the USA

Premium Member Mind of our heart

when mind of our heart ignites the head ovoid innumerable nodes light up all at once each aflame with the light of Self signalling that the dweller of our heart now occupies the throne it rightfully deserves when illusionary ego dies, soul flies to new highs our true life purpose is then revealed in clear light ‘may Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven’

67 The Elements of Life

67.

The Elements of Life



Earth – this solid mass

Eversince holds us

We'll never escape

From its tightened rape



Water – this solvent

Makes life sufficient

Cleans and occupies

Dwindles, fall and rise



Air – this loosened gas

Fills empty areas

Allows respiration

Triggers production.



-11/27/2011

(Dumarao)

*First Incubus Collection
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member -I Love Bougainvilleas

I love Bougainvilleas
Mighty thorny showstoppers
Though be careful if you come in contact
As they will cut you good and proper!

A flower of such magnificence 
With a defiant mind of its own
Growing fast and wild
Uncontrollable left unattended and alone!

Miraculous colours abound
Pure nature personified
Occupies it’s space with perpetual colour
Portraying independence and pride!
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

God Ii

The word "God" has only three letters,
but its significance compiles all the other words,
across time and space, like stars being swallowed
by a black hole.

God Himself is invisible,
but we find it vital to exist with his help,
like invisible oxygen, which is vital for living.

His name is very brief,
and visibility formless,
yet His essence fills every atom,
and occupies timelessness!

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