Short Pinker Poems

As she rendered him 
His daily medication
He noticed nobility

Beaming 
Over her 
Lovely, pinker face

Wisdom
Love
And purity

Had curved
Her inner
And outside beauty 

“If God permits me...
To live a little longer
Surely, I’ll sow my seeds on her!” he said...

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on every corner there is a red thing
depleted and draining away
growing pinker and pinker
trickling and fading
depleted, and now
completed

there is no effort
no fuss
just a weary soft trickle
this is no
flooding gush

just a soft soft trickle
the faint bleed of a heart
that had once pulsed a ruby
that had once been, so lush

Marion Price 18/7/21...

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Blessed is me, for I’m 
Looking, O yes looking 
Forward to this pinker
 
Poem, not of the pasts 

...but of today...

For the very first time 
In a hopeless, vile life 
Of my yesteryears, I am 

Now braving all the odds 

...that’s to come... 

And to all my sufferings 
And great pain that I got 
Upon knowing you, my dear

Ahh, my very first poem

...of total freedom...!...

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My dog is bigger than your dog.
Okay.
My cat is prettier than your cat.
That’s true.
My chickens are fluffier than your chickens.
I don’t have any chickens.
If you did have chickens they would be scrawny and ugly.
Probably.
My pencils are sharper than your pencils.
I do not use pencils.
My house is pinker than your house.
I know that’s right.
My sun is hotter than your sun.
I am smirking now, not knowing where to go with it....

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The dove whispers to the flowers
"You smell good beautiful"
The flowers smile back
And with sparkling eyes, they tell the dove
"Your wings are a gift
That springs many colors"

The clock hears the cheers
And chips in a dear
"I loved the hugs and the smiles
Of the time that was then"

The butterflies agree and sing in unison
"And we wish to see you again
Pinker with merriment
Flying with wonders"
...

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