Short Paramount Poems

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Premium Member The Paramount Law

Justice: The paramount divine law of harmony that keeps the entire universe in ballance!





© Demetrios Trifiatis
        01 April 2017
Form: Monoku


Premium Member AUTUMN FALL TO WINTER-

autumn call to fall amidst the smilecool winter paramount cool jaunt
11/15/25 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2025
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Universal Law

Love is God's paramount law that everything in the universe into an indivisible whole unites!







(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
       22 August 2016
Form: Monoku

Advice For Someone

Stop being pretender to paramount
 care for not be so rude
don't act too crooked
and being stupid and introspective
  superior is  being simpler,
extroverted
than a villain... !

Premium Member Paula Paulsons Persnickety Personality

pandemonium preceded Paula Paulson’s painstakingly prissily packed
packsack. Pathetic poetic Parnassian provided paramount particulars,
a peep and a peek into Paula Paulson’s persnickety personality.


Eat Slow

Free yourself from the manacles of food and drink 

Accede with God for a holy covenant 

Silence yourself away from the mundane to pray and unthink 

Temperance is paramount in this divine moment
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The Ultimate Goal


a professional boxer steps inside 
the ring to defeat his opponent.
he worries not about counting 
the punches that land; hands raised 
in victory is paramount. lose not
the sight of the ultimate goal.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Sentinels

Piney woods, perfume the forests; sweet scents waft upon the air. Great oaks share their strength; Popular poplars whisper lost secrets. In the great kingdom of trees, generosity is paramount.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Today

Today By: Tom Wright Today, Is paramount, If the aggregate Of tomorrow's expectations, Are to become Treasured memories Of yesterday. For without the key of today, The lock of tomorrow, Never opens.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

The Blurred Sign

We missed Paramount Ave. We go straight into a lane of downright bafflement We meet again—on the wrong time We arrived an hour late…great job… We go straight into Studebaker—what a moment We meet again—on the right time!
Form: Haiku

March

I hail your conquest of winter in
The battle of the seasons
I welcome your shaft of light —
That borderless paramount halo above us
Befriending dark and hidden places 
With the power of your enlightening soul,
The recovery of stolen time
And the birth of new life.
Form: Ode

Premium Member Kindness Toward Self

Kindness toward self is paramount.
Light luxurious lounging loves my goodness
Moves me toward my personal truth and bliss
Naysayers do not understand, but this is okay.
Ordinary feelings are dead, emotions enhanced.
Passion hides inside my soul waiting to be discovered.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Northstar Company

If the sea becomes angry, head for land.
Sleep under a trampoline and driftwood hut.
Want becomes meaningless; paramount is need.
The North Star keeps the blackening sky aloft.
Gale force and rogues are on their night walk about.
God and sleep cannot come soon enough.

Montgomery

Repetition is the father of learning,
an endless corridor of
narrow stairs;
anger blossoms self-discovery.
Tickling ivories and black keys,
tickles the soul into musical 
paramount--
retrograded toward amnesia,
feels no more;
striking chords on a harp
in an angelic paradise.

Premium Member Boredom

My shadow dances on the ceiling 
I am not who I seem 
Driving down the alley way
Damned in boredom 
I have no destination 
All  things are bleek
Things aside,  heaven is free
Of paramount importance 
Stars dance around me
Makes no sense to some degree 
Just bored I guess to be

Gifts of God

Elixir of life
Paramount to living souls.
Sans it, endless strife.

The terra firma
A domain which teems with life.
Sans it, landbound die.

Air, the gentle breeze
A clot of gas we hold dear.
Sans it, woe betide.

Water, land, air
Gifts of god precious art they
Need them be destroyed?

Premium Member Five Questions


Do I have a paramount situation
That should demand my attention?

What are some manifestations
Of improved communication?

Are there justifications
For my expectations?

What are the causations
For my present irritations?

What are some adaptations
I should make for others' limitations?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Birth of Me

realizing how
everything on my journey
contributes in the end
to lessons needed
preparing me
to carry out
my one paramount mission
something
only I can do
in my own
unique way



Published in my 24-page photo/anthology book ~WHAT IF THIS IS ALL THERE IS~ 2023

AP: Honorable Mention 2020

The Last White Rhino Died Today

The last male white rhino died today
A human folly - it just wasted away
When the pursuit of money is paramount
What we leave for the future doesn’t count

One day there won’t be any more
And there won’t be anything to implore
Then the world may see
The last human on earth will be.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Fragmented

Fragmented

By Nathan Hannen

In this gentle dream I glide through sleepy air
On through what is right and the devils lair

With no realization of time as a constant amount
The idea of reasoning, Paramount
Paralysed by the inability to see straight through black
Beautifully protected though in visions of attack
I wake

The End.
Form: Rhyme

Perfection

Oh, to be beautiful, incomparable,
paramount perfection, the rival of none.
Oh, to be brilliant as a diamond is brilliant:
hard through and through-but pure as the sun.
Oh, to be luminous, and thus to be cherished-
pearls are cradled in velvet black as the night.
Oh, to be alabaster, chiselled in marble:
hard, smooth perfection reflecting the light.
Form: Couplet

So Cold

When did this ice age happen
how did I miss the signs
when one upon another we fall
so cold in our designs.

When callous hearts forget to feel
how can love bloom and grow
when I to you and you to me
so many insults are thrown.

When caring is the victim
how sad this time and place
when what is gained is paramount
so far the fall from grace.

(Stoic)
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member All Animals Have Souls

All animals
Live and 
Love.

Animals
Natural 
Instincts
May
Allow them to,
Let their young
Stay safe while, learning to survive.

Having 
A patient and loving parent is
Very
Encouraging as they learn that lesson.

Safety in numbers is paramount.
Often, 
Utilizing a
Love that’s tough, parents
See their little ones grow to adulthood.
Form: Acrostic

Overt Detriment

Involute ascendency of an omniscient detriment encased a 
crystalline fragility fragmenting. Yearning a periphery absolved 
stains the insidious chronicle red. A fading feeling of self 
treason is absolute utopia asunder. Subtly i digress yet 
paramount is this polarity diverse within me. Caged withing a 
translucent spirit my voracious depths untold stagnate abound.

Moments That Count

Moments filled with smiles,
Full of life,
Happiness seen right through our eyes,
In love we dive,

Every smile,hug and conversation count,
What is yours forever mine,
Moments of love which is Paramount,

Moments defined by happiness,
Joy filled moments that never end,
Moments that drown loneliness,
Moments hidden under hearts,
All filled with love straight from our hearts.
Form: Rhyme

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