Short One Sentence Poems
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Life is lived like Lucky Luke: Labor, Lead, Lecture, Law-protect, laugh, love, leave!
Contest : One Liners Five
Date : 10th December 2015
Wisdom is
the pebble
remains
of a mountain
chipped
away.
7/27/2019
One Sentence Metaphor Free Verse Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Jesse Rowe
Reality is a three way mirror of naked truth with the total absence of any beauty.
One Sentence Metaphor
Sponsored by: Jesse Rowe
A-nother
L-ine
Y-ields
N-oble
E-xpression
S-imply
T-elling
O-ne
S-entence
A-bout
T-he
A-crostic
Topic: Birthday of Alyn Estosata (June 04)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Bucking the trend setter
of lines
never having a friend
do you like the journey so far
Yes i am talking to you
and the ones
who know that this
is one sentence
and all must come to an end.
one sentence showered
honour sprouting my amour ~
eternal time paused.
a hangover is natures way
of reminding us that our bodies
do not always agree with
what our minds have decided to do
One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Jesse Rowe
7/29/19
Retirement is
Like a wind-up toy
going strong
until you unwind
and fall asleep
in mid stride
One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse Poetry Contest
Jesse Rowe Sponsor
Written 7-28-2019
silent cocoon
of the caterpillar
in sleep mode
prepares
for
metamorphosis
AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Submitted on July 27, 2019 for contest ONE SENTENCE METAPHOR IN FREE VERSE sponsored by JESSE ROWE
Word Salad is Mr Happy ate porridge to drive his millennium fridge over the rainbow with moisturised success.
Entered in One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse Poetry Contest
Sponsor Jesse Rowe
Dated 31.07.2019
Friendship is
a beautiful warm loaf of bread
baked faithfully with kindness
and lavishly spread
with the honey butter of love.
7/28/19 for Jesse Rowe's One Sentence Metaphor In Free Verse Poetry Contest
R-egards
O-f
S-cribe
E-mploy
D-elightful
E-xpression
L-etting
O-ne
S-entence
R-ightfully
E-ndorse
Y-early
E-vent's
S-weetness
Topic: Birthday of Rose T. Delos Reyes (March 24)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
depth is a profound
abyss that can be
firmly filled with
bottomless
notions of
metaphoric
intensity leading
to the darkness of
wisdom.
One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse
July 27, 2019
Anticipation is like
the gnawing of a
hungry squirrel that
cracks open a nut
with the outcome of
a delighted squirrel
or a rotten nut.
July 28, 2019
Premiere Contest: One Sentence Metaphor In Free Verse
Sponsor: Jesse Rowe
Love within its stupor
an emotional rollercoaster
ride of instability for
before you know it
you’re down again.
July.27.2019
One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse
Sponsored by: Jesse Rowe
N/A for contest
A pashmina
is the swish afterword
of a wonderful night.
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7/26/2019
Contest - One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse
Sponsor - Jesse Rowe
A win in this Premiere Contest
A writer
wondering whether a character acts at his will
is just a character
acting against his will
in the another writer's work
about free will.
29.07.2019
One Sentence Metaphor In Free Verse Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Jesse Rowe
Of Myself
Of Myself
myself is a spirit
encased in a soul
a breath from God
placed in physical form
hand molded and shaped
in God’s hands.
7/26/19
One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse Poetry Contest
Free verse poetry form only.
Sponsored by: Jesse Rowe
Take your afternoons, early eve, or dark nights, but give me the mornings.
053022PSCtest, Morning Monoku, Michelle Faulkner One sentence, 17 syllables. PS Syllable Counter
Of Love
Love oozes, surges
cascades on opulence
rushing with emotive urge,
flows in elegance,
yet fades, becomes feeble, frail,
dries, decays, dies, gets extinct
completing life cycle.
07/29/19
'One Sentence Metaphor' Contest Jesse Rowe
Eternity
is the eager
but infertile
earth that
we plant
our seeds
of love and
heaven and
promise in
with the
knowledge
that they
will never
blossom.
~ 3rd Place ~ in the "One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse" Poetry Contest, Jesse Rowe, Judge & Sponsor.
We had fire in our eyes,
In the beginning,
I never felt so alive,
In the beginning,
You blame me,
But It's not fair,
When you say that I didn't try,
I just don't wanna hear it anymore,
I swear I never meant to let it die,
I just don't care about you anymore. <(The one sentence I wish was true.)
Form:
Sorrow is
the night’s rainstorm
lashing an impoverished psyche
wandering lost with loss
‘neath weeping eaves in murky-minded alleyways
without an umbrella.
Susan Ashley
July 29, 2019
~ First Place ~
Premiere Contest: One Sentence Metaphor In Free Verse
Sponsor: Jesse Rowe
True enlightenment
is revealed
at the top
of the rungs
on the ladder
of your mind
as you ascend
from knowledge
to understanding
to wisdom
and with
a burst
of illumination
you reach
its splendid shore
July 28, 2019
One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse Contest
Sponsor: Jesse Rowe