Short Proclaims Poems

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Premium Member Path of Wisdom

On the path of wisdom one can never step, unless, first, his ignorance proclaims!







© Demetrios Trifiatis 
   25 April 2016
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Sequence-In Heaven

A
silence
will be found
'ere the trumpets
sound-
all
the world
then proclaims;
Jesus Christ will
reign



See more at 
Rev 8:1 , 11:15 ,19:16
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member The King of Game

The fun king came once again,
To claim the throne of wither and stain,
No blame of shame garnished or waned,
As our king of fame proclaims his elicit game.
© Jesse Day  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Healing

Healing

needs time

it is said~

already healed

smacks of

strangeness~

yet no time

proclaims

perfection

without process~

separation spins

tales~~

Premium Member Time

Time has no alpha and omega 
Indeed time was not born from time 
It's a distinct entity 
Souls traverse in its flow 
Dilation be there 
Revelation 
proclaims it's 
only 
God
Form: Nonet


Premium Member My Son

my son will always be different
his father proclaims his innocense of pregnancy
how true a paternity test is
to reveal the same DNA
from father to son
what a beautiful son
he will miss

Tropic Of Capricorn

Loving
the solitude
Loving
the silence
Hating
consensus
Hating
refrain

Loving 
the magic
Loving
the present
Hating
the reference
Hating
— proclaims

(Dreamsleep: August, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

False Prophets

What proclaims
to save our souls
is killing its believers 
Religion worse
than nuclear war …
born again deceivers

Breaking every
moral creed
stealing zero-sum
Ashes left to burn
and rot
—Yahweh on the run

(The New Room: January, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

The Future Proclaims

The pen and the keyboard…
  their white flag of truce

Now shattered and tattered,
  new words on the loose

The ink stains once mighty,
  a cursor now reigns

As deep into cyberspace,
 —the future proclaims

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Psalm

From coast to coast
From land to land
The earth proclaims you
The living God.

We see you in creation
In all people of this world;
In your image we are made.

Jesus,our living God
Our saviour and our redeemer
Our loving God,our faithful friend
Comforter and King.
Form: Lyric

Redemption Profaned

Bubbling up through the surface,
  one truth leaches out

Like a word long forbidden,
  oft whispered—it shouts

Rising up to the heavens,
  its message proclaims

“The eruption has started,
   redemption profaned”

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2018)
Form: Rhyme

What's In a Name

so rich
to be
poorly
spelled

Aaron
as Aron
has me
to tell

that at
a local
talent
show

when the
announcer
proclaims
herrrrrrre's
Elvis

an impersonator
doesn't say he
isn't Andy
Kaufman

may they 
both enjoy 
the disbelief
of what is death
Form:

Premium Member A Short Psalm

From coast to coast
From land to land
The earth proclaims you
The living God.

We see you in creation
In all people of this world;
In your image we are made.

Jesus,our living God
Our saviour and our redeemer
Our loving God,our faithful friend
Comforter and King.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Jesus Lives

From coast to coast
From land to land
The earth proclaims you
The living God.

We see you in creation
In all people of this world;
In your image we are made.

Jesus,our living God
Our saviour and our redeemer
Our loving God,our faithful friend
Comforter and King.
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Star

A star that streaks thru darkened skies, and lights the path for vacant eyes, then touches hell before it dies, to leave behind no last goodbyes. Like tears that fall as heaven cries, when earth proclaims its own demise...
Written Sept 24, 2017
Form: Monorhyme

Sing

Sing
not of man,
but bear and salt,
legend and deep voyage,
ancestral water,
frost and voice.

Hail Caledonia!

and you,
in Scotia style
reveal words
in smoke and wood,
that breathed 
the same air as me.

whisper
for the return glance
proclaims
its prayer
of time 
without consequence.
Form: Lyric

The Reckoning

Feel its fury
hear it roar
Avenging Angel
 vengeance born

Apostatic
 idols vain
Bear the sentence
its will proclaims

Chants of guilt 
awaken sinners
From their dark
infected dreams

O’er the mountains
to the ocean
Heaven’s rage
—its verdict screams

(Dreamsleep: June, 2023)
god
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Another Day Has Begun

Dreams must reach their fatal end
At the moment dawn wakes the sun
Yawning with a paternal warmth
He proclaims another day has begun
Rising over meadows, mountains, and vast seas
Early morning light glows with prismed color
Amber skies carry gentle wafts of wind
Kissing away the morning mist
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member He'D Rather Be Golfin'

He's been swingin' clubs since trouble began.

   The Great Leader proclaims he hath no plan!

      Hey man!  There is a crisis,

         With some bandits called Isis!

            Cease yer 'putt'erin' and 'strategize', man!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) 2014 All Rights Reserved
Form: Limerick

Of Love

OF LOVE

The lover's tongue
Grows a bouquet of pregnant words,
That proclaims momentary eternity.
The inflamed heart races fast
Like hundred frightened footsteps
To overtake time and impel it.

Love plays with time, beyond time.
Love carries the cross of goodness,
And fills the void of understanding!

Premium Member Weather Life In Full

Sage meanders
Sage observes
Sage proclaims

World's storm clouds unleashed
Wise owls rescue and protect - 
New dawn awakens

Healthy - maybe
Global - maybe
Forever - maybe
WHO knows?

Weather life, be happy, be content

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Some clues to my Basho-style haiku

13 January 2022

Premium Member Spin

Spin Written: by Tom Wright January 2015 The man who proclaims he’s nothing to conceal, Is usually the man with it previously from sight. If he’s attempting to convince you to “trust him” He’s not being completely honest and forthright. Every closet has at least one hidden skeleton. Tom
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Salt

The salt of the seas
sacred in nature...
the salt spice of life
that sweetens our existence...
Albumin, salt of tears
that we cry with blissfulness or sadness...
the salt of the earth
that is offered to the world
to sprout everything, and can not
be tasteless
(thus proclaims gospel)
cheers to salt
of redemption...!

Deep Breath

In a very, deep breath, 
Whispered the long sigh
into the darkness.

Sound, like fear
Absence of nothing in the air,
Shared between silence.

Numbness has no voice,
It proclaims the choice.
Of surprise.

Its arrival is similar to a sunset
With no regret 
Seen or felt.

Draws out the long word
Never before heard.
Form: Sonnet

Gerald

He proclaims he is in misery
      Broken hearten he is
He is so lonely that he could stay
      In the woods for days
Depressed in his thoughts
      He sits all alone, with his folded hands around his legs
"i'm in search of love" He mourns
      "I’m broken down,
confused, disdained and
       my only friend is my misery".

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