Short Peer Poems

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Premium Member Giraffes Can Peer Into Second Story Windows

Giraffes have it made in the shade Something's lacking in the way we're made Could be our noodle We act like kadoodles Imagine stuff between daddy and the maid
fun
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Peer Through Green Rushes

Peer through green rushes
Dragonfly flies along land
Life continues on.

 
(January 12, 2011  Wausau, Wisconsin)

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
Form: Haiku

The Deer On the Peer of Last Year

Just sitting here
On top of a peer
Drinking a beer
Watching a deer
It is so near
I see it clear
Can't believe my ears
I heard it say rear
I shed a tear
This is my fear
Just like last year
Form: Monorhyme

A Hug From Your Peer

D-ecember twenty-seventh morn 
A-ims to gladden the blue; 
I-t's a beautiful birthday, 
S-ad situations depart from 
Y-ou. 

A-llow the Tuesday to come, 
D-awn is about to break; 
R-ise of the sun begins, 
I-t takes away the heartache. 
A-s you start to celebrate, 
N-ight chill and rain disappear; 
O-pen your arms to receive a hug from your peer.
Form: Acrostic

Peer Pressure

I'm just another player in this game
Left without control I feel no pain
Eyes stapled open to find the attached path
Slave forward and bite the led lash 
Stand still
Jump in the air
Get down 
Stay off the ground
Rules, guidelines
Follow no stay
Your crazy now sane
Eyes fade so does skin 
Now smoke this green 
I said ti do this crystal methamphetamine.
Form:


Do Not Peer Inside

Do not peer inside,
The mind,
For my eyes only,
Taken into view,
Dancing around,
Watch it skip the beat,
The noisy rancid beat,
Laden with love and understanding,
Yet still bearing the
Inconceivable possibility,
Sharing its trunk,
Its contents,
The disheveled austerity
Of man,
Deep with righteousness,
Civility,
Divineness,
And thirst to quench
The vanquished,
Lumbering soul.

(5/20/05)

Premium Member A Peer Amid - Millennials

ancients believed time lends...
any-chance for anything

anywhere that science be correct...
so its manifestations not crrrack

however two dozen ancient pyramids sank
into the sands unlike the boats of plank...

that carried the stones across distances
to the desert locale of historic instances...

of stone creations built to float on sand...
ancients science and mathematics was something grand


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Quiet, Stiff Thoughts

No speech, no thoughts, 
Quiet is what they want. 
So that is what they get. 
I will never speak about love or respect- 
For anyone, so I will still as a stone. 
Cold, frozen, and hard as bone, 
But bones can still break and crack. 
Pressure, consistently adding to the stack, 
Of many worries that hide inside of me, 
And they do not know or see 
Anxiety, is the name, 
Of the thing that came, 
When my friends said. 
“Love with him is dead...”
Form: Rhyme

A Peer Inside

. for public domain

I noticed a hollow in the banyan seed,
but I would not have seen a hollow was there
if not for the boundary,
the inner lining of the flesh.

And so I notice when I look inside me,
deep beyond the hum and the light, silence lays bare.
An emptiness hovers there,
where the light and the hollow mesh. 

Every hollow that I have yet noticed
seems the same as any other I compare.
Beyond senses, thoughts, and feelings,
I dive into it and refresh.

Premium Member Friends

Man loves friends
Babies have toys as friends
Children have peer groups as friends
Young men like making friends
Friends can become spouses
Entrepreneurs have ambitions and dreams 
as friends
Stars are friends of the moon
The splendid glow is the friend of sunset
The shore is the friend of the sea
We are friends of our grandchildren
Pets are man's friends
Only genuineness and sincerity of heart
Showing a true love
Only sincerity and cordiality
Is a sign of friendship

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