Short Opened Poems

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Indifference

?laughing out loud
in the hallway of
// Indifference //
when one door closed
the other never opened
©2016AndreaTravis


Eyes In and Out

To watch things clearly,
    proceed  your eyes  opened..
    to perceive even exceed
    must preserve them closed ..!
Form: Epigram

Our Fathers' World

We were born on the downside of everything
Opened our bright eyes to ruin and rot
Fresh coal to stoke the coming hellfire
Form: Tercet

Once a Life

once a life
I lived
filled with amusement
but a fool I was
till fate opened the door
to show me the carcasses
of my joy
Form: Elegy

Last Dinner

Why hastiness? 
And this is not our last dinner
O, my lady the pub is opened till dawn
And the dawn is beautiful in your eyes


Do Not Give Rodents Alcohol

Hickory Dickory Splotch
The Mouse glanced at his watch
The chime struck ten
The Mouse smiled then
And opened up his Scotch
Form: Rhyme

H

her chest melted delivered a girl
heart burst opened ejected boys
his fingers tiny she chewed  in glee
hissing turned a snake
Form:

She Is Beautiful

It was a moon ago, 
that l saw, 
saw her in magnificent robe, 
my senses to rob, 
in my heart, l opened of the door the knob

Premium Member pomegranate

pomegranate opened, disarray unfurls
Form: Monoku

Cafe

There was a young thing from Peking
Who opened a cafe on a whim
She cooked up a stew
Hadn't a clue
Didn't know where to begin
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Herman Cain's Pizza Chain

Herman Cain was his name
And he headed up a pizza chain
   No virtue signaler was he ~
   Opened up jobs in the black community
Form: Clerihew

Confusion

I opened my eyes
to a new world
a world of loss
and confusion
how can I free myself
and save what is left
what is left of me

Mother Nature

The sky opened up,
tree branches blew by swiftly,
the surf was rising,
hurricane winds,ferocious,
earth and sky having a fight.
Form: Tanka

Art

With every thought of you
And those damn eyes,
My heart opened like an easel,
My canvas longing for an art
Only you can create.
© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Rain

Rain

Translucent orbs fell
Surreptitiously out of 
Heaven’s opened door 
Canvassing arid landscapes
With liquid condensation
Form: Tanka

Mother Nature

The sky opened up,
tree branches blew by swiflty,
the surf was rising,
hurricane winds, ferocious,
earth and sky having a fight.
Form: Tanka

Doors.

i love doors.
every door opened is a new begining.
stepping outside.
coming in. 
a new world awaits on the other side of a door.

Spritze

Ben went to the pub for a shot
But when he got there he forgot
Until a nurse
Opened her purse
To show off the needle she brought
Form: Limerick

Good News

Look, urgent!
what stupendous news...!
the poetry
invaded
the Earth...
We will have opened at last,
The Kingdom of Poetry... !

Life Is An Opened Venture

Living is an opened wound,
  paths collide,
  beating beings
  exterminate themselves
   immolate...
   Once in a while love...!

Premium Member Relieved

exposed - opened my eyes to the same old-same old,
                                                   cold, peaceful gurney
Form: Monoku

Eternity

When dream touched reality 
somewhere where Time ends 
somewhere in the middle of Space
the eternal sleeper 
Eyes opened,
Death forgot
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Brave

The brave, opened the sails of his life’s boat, praying for rough seas!







(C) Demetrios Trifiatis
       31 January 2016
Form: Monoku

She's Only a Bird In a Gilded Cage, An Unsung Sequel

When the old fellow died,
the cage opened wide,
and a very rich chick
Madov mighty quick.

Moral strictures aren't always a guide.
Form: Burlesque

Stan's Not Taking Anymore Dares

There once was a man named Stan
That made a daredevil plan
His skydiving date
The chute opened late
Hungry gators called their clan
Form: Limerick

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