Short Perfecting Poems

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Premium Member Zen Mode

perfecting
the waiting game
is feeling each flicker
of heart lotus blossoming
whilst resting seeking
and anticipating 
by vaporising

02-June-2023


Task At Hand,,, Why R U Here

+++++++++++++++++  Task at hand


       Some are hardworkers
       perfecting their craft  Haiku
       five seven five why


        GINSU-KNIFE  EASTPORT , MAINE  USA
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The K In Knee

Why does psychopath start with a “p” It's a waste of a letter like the “k” in knee Should have noticed Being a linguist English needs perfecting I'm sure you'll agree
Form: Limerick

Premium Member familiar gives witch the eye

October vamp was practicing her drama
Reading a book given to her by her mama
Perfecting her laugh, her giggles and her cries.
Her black cat gave her a weary look by crossing his eyes.
Form: Rhyme

Party Play

Parents play party
games
Perfecting playful
parts
Children cherish
chocolate
Soft savory sweet
tarts

Fun for all
forgotten
As adults go away
Leaving little lambs
alone
Protecting party
play


Confectionary

Christmas eve candy                                                                                                     song in strength family bonds                                                                                        in loves perfecting
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

A Christian's Breath

zealous yokefellow
    xenolith with vitality

Unseen the Spirit resides quietly 
perfecting obedient natures,

ministering love, kindness, joy, insight,

honing gentleness, 

faithfully encouraging disciples, 

convicting breath abides.


November 6, 2021

P Paul's People Plan

Percy Paul's prize in perks, cherry picks.
Pay raise is a ploughmen's prayer,
perfecting penchants, he predicts,
polling people from Pingdu to Pierre.
P. Paul's plan's plain - probabilistics.  

December 24, 2020

contest: Tongue Twister Challenge
sponsor: Joe Sandler
Form: Rhyme

Senryu - Human Foibles

HUMAN FOIBLES nature... her time spent perfecting life's perfections man in denial ~ human life upsets natures equilibrium decimating... why... ~ nature screams aloud... at the human race... hear her... she will right our wrongs ~~~~~*~~~~~
Form: Senryu

Whats Seen

You are only as good, as the eyes being seen with.
Don't accept anything less, than seen being perfect. 
A blind man once saw, light thru darkness.
He was lead by heart and not by objects.
He felt his way to, not with his hands.
With God sending his love 
Perfecting this blind man.
Form: Rhyme

Comma

When I was younger, I would constantly proofread my suicide letter. 
God forbid the last thing I be remembered by be an incorrectly used comma. 
These days, I write poetry that merely dance around the subject. 
It's worrisome to others, but I personally prefer this art to perfecting a last goodbye.

Dancing

Dancing in the mirror
My dancing gets better with vodka, wine, or beer
I’m driven into a dancing mania by music of superior sound
When no one’s around
Perfecting my savvy dance style
Gliding back and forth across the tile
Moving my feet
In time with the beat
Waving my hands in the air
And shaking my derriere
Form: Rhyme

The Tale of Us

Awaiting tomorrow, so patiently still
Placating anxiety built up inside
Debating what outfit I need to prepare
Berating my fears as I push them aside
 
Perfecting my hair as I walk in the door
Expecting attraction, but something's askew
Reflecting on why the romance disappeared
Respecting our mutual friendship anew
© Avery Won  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lento

Perfecting Poison

As we decided on my fate for the week. 

Soon I would be back, sad and meek. 

And we would try another combination. 

Which I would try with hesitation. 

But this time has no chance of lasting. 

These are the olden days that are passing. 

For the future is strong. 

Just like my perception for now is wrong.
Form: Rhyme

Significant

Me and poetry are happily married 
The bond we carried 
Took time, nothing was hurried 
Critics we slowly buried 
First I made a simple draft
And started perfecting my craft
To build this castle 
I needed more than muscle 
It takes a psychological mindset 
And the determination to hustle 
Now me and success often tussle

Types Of Love

This love, in living with
For its lesson
Pains through which patient understanding 
Is demanding
Ponder; even preen; but passed can be
Through our union!

There's another. For this
Some, till death, wait!
That yond its perfecting through earthmen
Soul's, in Heaven.
Till then mood-raised by its dream. A true!
Eternal fate!
Form: Rhyme

Royalty

ROYALTY: VELENTINO PHIRI our Grandfather
From a place of refuge he trekked
to the peripheral of the throne
rightfully his
"Moses on the verge of Canaan..."

Endowed with a rare talent
potent of perfecting the art 
that built pyramids in days ancient
A mighty man...

Though not enthroned
A KING he was...ruler of our people...

True as it was
He still is....ROYALTY!

Part Art

Shimmering art seeing part
Glistening gold gilding bold
Painting colours perfecting ours

Tumbling steeple rumbling people
Twinkling touch sprinkling much
Bustling street hustling feet

Chattering fast scattering past
Shouting loud standing proud
Turning new burning few

Crying tears denying fears
Skipping high dipping sigh
Playing gnats straying rats
art

The Midnight Bliss of a Loners Heart

The midnight bliss of a loner’s heart,
Circulates and illuminates like the crescent moon,
His cries instruments, violently strummed by angels
Creating and perfecting the sound of thunder
His dreams clouds raining down like
Tears, on his dirt ridden face
Without a trace his emotions
Dissipates like the voice of the woman
A woman who once whispered
I love ……..
sad

Premium Member Prayer Pleiades

Prayer soothes, sweetens and sanctifies the believer – quote by poet Pleasant thoughts brightening Praises showering hope Promising joy in love Power within the heart Playing light and laughter Pulsating breaths of grace Perfecting souls with faith Pleiades P Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Kim Merryman April 8, 2021
Form: Pleiades

January

January

January pouts like a petulant child,
Crying with rain and dreary.
“Why is fun out of favor now?
I wished for more attention and approval, 
A relief from fury and fever pitch of perfecting,
A time to revive and renew, and now
Rest and relief have cunningly come, and yet
Suddenly, hollowness and longing,
Not for the flashy and flamboyant past,
 
But for the manger.

Love's Inflation

Smile at her for all the worth
your shining light's projecting.
Her million miles from every land;
where hopes go on reflecting.

Her light returning to your eyes
with every thought sorecting.
As every feeling ever felt
comes back to you connecting.

Her love's inflation moving on
for dreams more on perfecting.
As things gone round come back around
to fold for your prospecting.
Form: Quatrain

Extirpated Idolatry

Lithospherical clunking, zest of our navel

Tumultuous melt, fizz ridden obliquitous

Inestimably stemming, trunking, branching

Exaspergrasping for equichosis,  ecliptic apotheosis

We shimmer and charade as though dwelt in strobe

Inscribing the vitroglyph, micro slinks to macro

Then back again

I sit lotus, perfecting the interlocking polygonoids of this scape

I resonate and learn over a new sheaf

A Palm Map.
© Rob Browne  Create an image from this poem.
art

Premium Member He's Your Heartworm

He's found another heart to devour.
Reciting the perfect words, perfecting gentle mannerisms.
Cleverly burrowing his way in.
Feeding off the shadows of weakness.
Eating the beat of the flesh.
Making its way into the center.
Seducing embers deep within its heart cage.
Then licking it into pieces.

He carries no oxygen, 
only the soil of past conquests.
He's your latest heartworm, 
your sticky rosary of death.

Insomnia

At three in the morning, I lie
awake staring out my window. 

Hundreds of fireflies illuminate
the sapphire darkness of night.

Tiny blinking beacons, they 
guide my thoughts outward,

away from the turbulence of
sleeplessness.

I marvel at God's ingenuity
and picture Edison (inspired

by nature) perfecting the first
practical light bulb.

Having not the inner workings
of genius, I drift off to sleep.

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