Short Pull In Poems

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Premium Member Know

Know love
Link up 
With people
What keeps up love? 
Know 
Pull in
How do you score?
In not out
Initiate
Individual 
Home in wherever
Choose 
What did you decide?


Lady Hats and Pin

they love style
its travel for miles
its like a show
as they walk and go
some have a wide grim
when there s a strong wind
they hats pull in
its  the
LADY HATS AND PINS

A Four Ex Grin

The weather is great
And so is your mate,

Let's go down the Pin
And get those mackerel

So let those reels spin
Then pull in the brim

Cause life's never grim
With a four ex grin!

Midnight Mirage

under the weight of you
      I pull in my wings
      and rest . . .

until the rolling intensity
     of tumbling necessity –

unable to restrain
     spreading wings readying
for
flight

Fourth of July

The fireworks exploding behind our closed eyes, 
They come to life with the spark from our lips.
We open our eyes and sway back and forth,
Looking at each other as if we will be there forever.
We pull in close and embrace.


Odd Circumstance

A determined pull, in the opposite direction of home, 
Into an estranged battle field of vague dreams and gentle thought, 
A place where kingdoms meet, and where god must reside,
What should be an ecstatic vision of the universe, instead,
A tomb of sighs,
© Sivan Moss  Create an image from this poem.

The Thrum

Deep heat, salt and skin
A sharp and heavy pull that leaves me breathless
Pull in

Fate caught
The story that we never thought
Untaught

Wild 
Unreconciled
Fire

Deep heat, salt and skin
The story that we never thought
Fire



-Contest: Let's Minichu On Pleasure
Form: Rhyme

There's No Such Thing As Home

There's no such thing as home
There's no where safe to go
There's no where to feel happy
I dread the moment I pull in the driveway
Waiting for the walls to fall
All then tension I feel is coming
Every night is the same
It will never get better
There will never be a place to call my own

Premium Member Pull In Your Catch

You are one hell of a dish. Knowing you is my immediate wish. You got me to bite the bait on your hook like a fish. As a woman, you know how to cook. All it took was just one look. Haul me in and take me home. No longer do I wish to roam. inspired by another member's poem

Premium Member Patience

Patience- one great virtue
    Poised in keeping us calm.
      Perhaps one's born with it;
        Probably, must be learned.
          Perseverance hones skills-
            Prevents frustrating times;
              Pull in deeper breaths, smile.


April 9, 2021

Contest: Pleiades P
Sponsor: Kim Merryman
Form: Verse

Coach Man

Rein me in,
a hard leather pull in,
would help,
restrain me full,
whenever direction is astray,
to have a coach man,
to the coach,
you are horsing,
very few coaches have,
that luck,
that you are there is luck,
but relax the rein,
all the way,
untill my mein,
when I am allright,
and giving a true honest fight.

The Prize You Seek

Dragnetting with the spoken word,
trying to trap what you can’t see

Unbaited, your net cast far and wide,
in a dark and foreign sea

Over and over, you pull in your lines,
with nothing again to show

The prize you seek, swimming wild and free
—at a depth you’ll never know

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Ex Hail

As I sit ever so still feeling the wind blow cross my brow.
In the quiet of the night I hear waves crashing into the sandy shores.
In the distance I see a light slowly moving across the silent seas.
Peaceful and serene. 
I close my eyes and inhale ever so deeply.
as if to pull in all of this majestic peace into the
innermost parts of my soul.
Never wanting to ex hail.

Torn

Life can pull in two directions;
Often both ways have appeal
And your mind may be so muddled
You don't know just how you feel.

So you weigh your waiting options
And you dig in and decide,
Hoping what you have selected
Will sit comfortably inside.

For when choices are enticing
And your thoughts are torn and split,
You may make a good decision
But it still may hurt a bit.
Form: Rhyme

The Director

Camera Direction:

Start high above the city.
Focus on the crowd moving below between steel and glass.
Pull in closer,..closer,..closer.
Focus in, as best you can, on one person.
Male or female no preference.
Follow them for four blocks or so.
Observe for signs of life.
If nothing, move on to new subject.

Director's note:

Be sure to have extensive film on hand for this undertaking.

Heaven

"Heaven"

Most wonderful place I've ever seen
angels there won't treat you mean
In Heaven, our Heaven.

I sit outside most every night
Watch your train pull in, out of sight
Don't I dream it was carrying me
To Heaven, our Heaven.

Crowded world, their never free
Nothing in this old world for me
Pray to the Lord that I could be
In Heaven, our Heaven.

Rev. Samuel Mack, OMS, DD

Copyright 2014

The Equation of Mass

The days on earth wear thin
Like my hair 
And where girdles pull in a 
Sagging mass
And memory is washed by a 
Lunar pull- 
Like the tide that washes over 
Footprints in the sand
Soon memories are gone 
like a dying star grows dim
And I return recycled to 
The worms
But my heart knows a better 
Place- 
Where reserved for me 
I know so well- 
I will glow in -The eternal day 
That is- my permanent home

Brenda V Northeast

Wanting

I sometimes which I could stay asleep
so I can keep dreaming of your face
I can hear your voice  and touch you
you pull in close and kiss me hard
never to let go always together
laying in the middle of nowhere
thinking of only us
The sound of waves beating hard
against the rocks on shore
feeling the breeze on our bodies
but not feeling the cold
our bodies are so warm
the tenderness we have
If only I could stay asleep
Form:

The Darkest of Roses

To my corner I do retire
and pull the cover to my chest
I sit there and watch the fire
never to truly get my rest

Like the fire in my soul
the one who sits with me wains
and the air it is in becomes cold
the again in my heart.... pains.

I draw up inward,
I pull in fast
I reach my souls last shard,
hoping it can last.

The darkness does creep
and the quiet losses to thunder
I lay there calling sleep
Never  again a peaceful slumber.
© Rex Titus  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Passion

I am full of desire,
I can make you perspire,
My desire is to win,
Even you I will pull in,
I yern for attention,
I'll bring you to confession,
Your heart is mine,
With no doubt of mind,
I'll make you mine,
With in due time,
You can not resist,
Never this sweet kiss,
With each sweet whisper I send to you,
You will be mine, for I will fool you,
Temptation is due to arise,
So look into my sweet eyes,
I am in every womans kiss,
just touch my sweet lips,
© Stacy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Heart That Kills

magnetic / as the form of communication from you2me, the 
pull in-between / come ; carry me. ___ home(a human form)
i cannot see for the ,life of me.. what is it that made you once
cling ; that today makes you bring your remains back with a
vengeful grimace __ dancing over your face? .for/ever i said on
accident- between gritted teeth, feeling nothing for such casual
lie(down, it does no good to frown).move on so i can breathe, so
i can at last            laugh.

Black holes stop their pull in fear


Hate hangs from me like a disintegrating cloak
It’s sickly oil tendrils trailing from me
It never gives passes
Eloquent in its misuse
Scratching its way through the sheerness. of the
slivers
Feeling so black that blue isn’t quite enough

Love drapes from me like a sculpted marble toga
It’s twirling twines exploding into fluff
It lives in the past and futures
Incoherently overused
It coddles in lessening touches of soft
Feeling the light before it lands

Premium Member Grasping Nettles

My father showed me how to pull nettles without being stung. 
With a confident and downward grasp and without hesitation, 
To grip and flatten the stinging hairs by following their direction
but I have never reached to do it, or had any to pull in my city garden.
I watched him dig sods with a spade and turn them over row by row 
So that weeds would bury beneath each shiny clod and not regrow
But I have never had more of a garden than a small brick-paved courtyard.

Use To Be

I guess you saw the note on the door
And the clothes all folded up on the floor.

I was going to leave before you got home.
It’s easier to leave when I’m all alone.

I guess the neighbors called when they saw the movers pull in,
And I don’t have to guess where you’ve been.

Yes, it’s plain to see.
I don’t even want to know if you still love me.

I’m leaving today!
Theirs nothing left to say.

I know the tears you cry are not for me,
But for a love that use to be.
Form:

Lost Soul

She hated herself there’s no denying that
As God’s favourite chastened child
Bearing the burden of betrayal
And a heavy heart filled with sorrow
In her sombre world 
Where light doesn’t penetrate the walls 
Penalized for her sins 
Waiting for the gallows to pull in 
And bring her dim life story to the end 
A tortured soul never touched with genuine love
Appreciated or treasured
The curtains will fall 
On the lie, she has been living for so long
Then may her soul rest in peace.

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