Short Palmed Poems
Short Palmed Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Palmed by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Palmed by length and keyword.
A mistress so sinister
Sinfully embraced by
the depths of lusts's
fulfilment.
Erotic and calm
as if palmed by a balm,
so sweet yet forbidden.
Categories:
palmed, 2nd grade, absence,
Form:
Free verse
What memories and thought pools we swim in
Between two distant unreachable shores
A sandy future palmed and green
Or the rocky crags of endless chores.
2022 Poetry Marathon Mile 25'
1/26/2022
Categories:
palmed, work,
Form:
Prose
A flash of lore
A contour of light
A shadow of awe
A birth of flight
A leap of faith
A hardwood stare
A tongue smitten
A signature of air
A game to envy
A will to win
A court to rule
A child of the rim
A legend of ball
A shoe of flight
A world palmed by
A swoosh named Mike
Categories:
palmed, inspirational, nostalgia, people, sports, uplifting,
Form:
Narrative
43 cents in my prune-palmed hand.
Clumped in a circle; flat coins.
Brown for the pennies that hold my thoughts
and silver for the ones it joins.
Cupped in a hand with room for more
yet weighed by the heart as less.
Dumped on a table to bounce and flop
while left for the owner to bless.
Categories:
palmed, nostalgia, philosophy, satire,
Form:
Couplet
Lack
Wanting
Needing more
But getting less
Pray Heaven help us out this fiscal mess
Unplanned suddenly most costly demands
Poorest people
With palmed hands
Hunger
Grows
Growls
And moans
For more life
As it consumes
The simple happiness of humble homes
7/16/16
Triple Tetractys 2
Categories:
palmed, family, money, poverty,
Form:
Tetractys
He never made retirement—
palmed sallow watch.
Years bled bloodless,
stooped obliquely
in steel mills.
Mother said
he was tired—
so tired
as he drank
last days in liquid slurs.
The mill closed
after his death—
now both rustle bones,
remember russet dreams
of molten metals
faint as old billboards
whispering what once was
but never was
in rust-washed wind.
Categories:
palmed, death, father, loss, sad, time, labor day,
Form:
Free verse