Short Postured Poems

Short Postured Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Postured by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Postured by length and keyword.


Premium Member Eclipsed

The sun, drab green
  The moon too quiet
Earth's cities wept
  Looting and riots

Mayors postured, spoke
  Their message 'woke'
The sun raced away
  Moon's light gone gray
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Maiden of the Glens

Amidst scented Glens
Afore me in postured pose
Breathtakingly she
Allures this Highlanders eyes
Her beauty personified









http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/love-16.php
Form: Tanka

Premium Member MEDIFOUR--

Fish out of water; Are birds with wings? That fly in the 2nd firmament”; Worms crawling on the ground; Are men laden postured, horizontally sounded Liberated in prayer ;
3/16/26 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2026©

Members of Minority Groups

Members of Minority Groups

Discrimination applies to members of minority groups;
Should apply to handicapped and someone who stoops;
Indians here first,
And by us cursed;
Maybe poor postured President with eye lids that droop.

Jim Horn

You can take my place at Whte House any time.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Africa Looks At Them Fly Away

Africa bereft  for long
of needles and threads
to sew together costumes
to keep cool, warm, safe
in  winter of their own life
and bind brotherhood thing
looked at 19th century fly
observed 20th century fly
and now the  21st century
with its legs off the runway
 its wings postured ready
for high altitude flights
may surely bid another bye
as the century flies away


Premium Member Firefly

I had a dream about you last night. I was alone on a dark night and you came to me as a firefly. I knew it was you because you were the brightest.

                                  — Crystal Hudson, Dreaming is for lovers

FIREFLY like subdued moonlight postured on crestfallen branch glad gleam of firefly embrace the sentient light don’t hide in a pickle jar 3/10/2022 Firefly Tanka Sponsor: JCB Brul
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Golden Arches Aches and Pains

Golden Arches Aches & Pains Written: by Tom Wright 2/27/2016 Postured in leisure under retirement’s tree, With wee view of future or how much I’ll see; I lip sync the lyrics of a perpetually sad song, As days appear brief, my nights become long. Presently fettered to pain from head to toe tip, Beginning with shoulders, spreading to my hip; It’s made restful sleeping become quite a chore, Golden years are fast becoming some I deplore.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

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