Short Pocketful Poems

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Premium Member Profound Revelations

fortune pocketful
the lines of his front palm read ~
sought a sage gypsy



Date written: 05/05/2023
Form: Senryu


Ring-A-Ring

Ring-a-ring O’Townsmen,
A pocketful of strawberries,
Whistle-on! Whistle-on!
Pennies all fall down.

© Suzanna Scarlett Sladojevic, 2019.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Uneasy, Unpeaceful Feeling

A nightmare only slowly goes away
as the sun rises on a brand new day,
a pocketful of fingers,
a feeling that still lingers,
a sky that turns from black to blue,
and a story that just might be true.
Form: Rhyme

A Pocketful of Sunshine

Walking Dante's ninth circle,
a pocketful of sunshine
and blood full of blossoming promise.

I'm alive
and dead.

The gods laugh at me—
or is it Bacchus alone?

A hedonist,
looking for approval,
unaware of mine own godhood.

Mixed Nuts Pleasure

Food has power
Peanuts boost mind
Heavy when take.

Any nuts will do
As long it feeds
My tummy's needs.

Relax, eat nuts
To pass the time
Mingle with fun.

Nuts, corn bits, flakes
Mix nuts in one
A bowl suffice.

All these snack
Comes in handy
Or pocketful.

I eat peanuts
When I play chess
Win some, lost some.
Form: Than-Bauk


Premium Member Thoughts For Sale

No-one truly knows what a moment is worth.

The movie's not over till the credits are run.

Life will never be fair for time has no conscience.

...and then we rip their wings off.

Plastic, silencer of the pocketful of nips timpani.

The dog looked as if it had been used to dust under the bed.

A feral cat stared into the abyss of hunger.

John G. Lawless
©6/14/2023
cat
Form: Monoku

Don'T Need...

Lotsa' things I don't need no more...
A clock, a calendar, a schedule book...
An income tax form...
A bank account...
A Hallmark Card...
Insurance, a credit card
A book of stamps...
A pocketful of starlight...
A moon for romance...
So many things I once deemed 
of great worth,
Now I have no need for, why, my God,
Did these things once seem,
the core of my life on Earth?
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

A Portrait of Us

A pocketful of crinkled hope
and all the midnight yearnings...
As feathers from a bird of flight
increase his chance of landing
A tattered loyalty displayed
although it’s old and torn and frayed
A masterpiece in darkest blue
the eyes in the backround belong to you.
A mind distilled with tolerance
and dealings kept on ice
If you could turn the crags of time
backward it would be nice.
Form:

Behind A Late Sky

I've cut through life with grand experience.  Now I'm old and standing on the 
precipice where a man finds what really matters.  The dance of life gradually slows down, with nothing but a pocketful of memories.  Facing that last hurrah
and the joys and sorrows that make life all the more lived.  When tall shadows point the way behind a late sky, and that first sight of heaven...where men learn to fly!
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.

How My Eyes Condemned By My Heart

In this solitude cold morning, 
I see you in stripe. 
With umbrella atop your head
And a pocketful of your hand, 
You walk gracefully with filmed legs. 
My two eyes were deep and mumble
My skin was warm against the cold wind. 
Then, you're nearing towards me
I just look to the horizon
When you smile. 
Time, you're passing by
I just close my eyes and imagine, 
That my eyes condemned by my heart.

Rain Within

Hearts naive
In clouds
Of her masquerading sun

That’s when
A pocketful of innocence 
Spills into the rain, so numb

And the warmth
Of Love fantasy
Mingles with reality and its coming flood

Caught ever suddenly
Unsheltered
In the down pour of rejected love

Lost like...
Oil swirled rainbows
Drained through life’s gutters of emotional mud

And I wait, and wait
For the cold stinging pain
That never too soon will dry and just be done
Form: Rhyme

Another Bee In the Hive

I'm like Winnie the Pooh
Can't keep My hands out the hunny
Nah, I aine making jokes
Cause it sure aine funny
But, it gives A brother reason to smile
By keeping his days, All sunny
Especially, when they So hot
Until, it makes the nose runny
Got Me feeling like I'm rich
With a pocketful of money
What, you're asking if 
I see Women, as a Playboy Bunny
No, it's just that they're like the bees
When making Love, Sweet as honey
Form: Rhyme

Ottawa Dreams

far far away
where skies are always grey
but hearts glad
hellos are common
warming wintry mornings of purest white.

this fairytale land
where snowflakes litter pretty dreams
and days are short but happy.

I now return to a land of sunshine and more sunshine
casting aside winter's cold
for cotton shirts and flip-flops
where humid nights greet tepid dawns
clutching a pocketful of snow dreams
and songs of a winter white world, far far away.
© Jay Lo  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Ah, Alas

withholding...
     raging avalanche
      of perfervid feelings
        that can never be expressed. 
          his heart hijacked
           at very first glance. 
          a pocketful of dreams to share.
         much too much to confess. 
        yet, he'll hold his tongue
       in perpetuity. 
      alas, she belongs...
     to someone else. 



Date written: 02/12/2022
Form: Verse

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