Short Quatern Poems

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Brother

Brother, don't bother me
You butchered my heart
Because your name is Butcher
With my machete i shall march in your blood.


Premium Member Aloof

If hatred is at one extreme, 
and love is at the other 
It's time we joined the very same team 
and grow aloof to one another

11/24/22

Premium Member Learning 2 Perhaps

The ability to imagine
isn't a critical thinking lapse

Rather, a strengthening of the mind
and a willingness to say perhaps

Illusions

Illusions

You can't believe everything you see, you just can't trust your eyes.
A picture's worth a thousand words, but they may all be lies.

Love Again

In the galaxy of regret and longing,
A wish called smiling love.
Time passes, I have stretched out my hands
To restore the bond from separation.


Guilt

Helpless a girl can do anything
She have the ability to do something
People may think, she always fine
No reason to think that she won't any guilt

Harmony

Live your life in harmony.
Then at least you will know,
that if the world were an ochestra,
you wouldn't be the sour note,
that makes it a bad composition.

Taking the Letters From These Pages

The fingers of the sun touched my bed
	Breezes from the songs of little birds
	I fought like a Spartan my eyes are red
        Read like Athenian for my future bread

Premium Member He Ordered

Asked God, why are certain people angry at me?
He told me “Tell only those people who want to believe
Make yourself vulnerable and
Spoon-feed them” (the people)

10202011

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Braising traumatic brain injury pain

easily distracted by too many ads 

the sheer notion of being creative

is having a creative space to write
 
sincerely fight flight beyond plight

Your Rays

Rays

Stand in the love, stand in the light
Don't be lonely and scared to fight
For when the sun shines and then it rains 
Always a rainbow follows its remains
 
Believe in your Rays of Light

Daily

Birds roost; the sun sets, The day ends and sleeps, The moon up high, It lights the sky; stars peep.
Written By Mandy Tams Entry for David Williams Twenty/Twenty Used 20 words and 20 syllables

Unwanted

broken branches 
of a tree 
fuzzy faces 
unclear to me

 painfully imprints
genetically strand
imprint illusions 
alone being banned 

Helplessly hoping 
 a final breath 
timorously taunting 
 wishing for death

The Kiss

You take my hand to lead me
To our special place of bliss
With smiles wide you tell me
Your feelings with a kiss

The feeling of the softness
So warm, so loved and strong
Lets my heart then know you
And with you, it belongs

Words Shape My World

Words shape my world like crystals shining, merrily in a waterfall,
Words are so beautiful, how I would hate not to write at all,
Words can pick you up on a dull, dull day, 
Put together you can find such beautiful things to say

Doppleganger

Your my Doppleganger he surmised
Did he have it right?
Not so sure I said out loud
I just loved you at first sight

His evil grin appeared wider
Don't fall in love with me 
For I'm friends with the dark side
And I will take you there with me!

Solo

With open arms
And staring wryly
A curve on the lips,
I relish catastrophy.

The turmoil you see,
The bizzare irony;
These are just...
My accomplices really.

They say I choose
To embrace agony
When the rest crashes down...
Where else could I be?

Premium Member Christmas Star

Oh you Christmas star in the dark sky above

Ignite our hearts with the spark of divine love

For our souls to be blessed by the Lord's grace

So as greed with holy compassion replace!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
    14 December 2018


11-11-11-11

Quatern


Quatrains four with refrain  
    Qualifies as French form
Quality lines that rhyme
    Quite a feat to achieve 
Quest for perfect writing 
    Quickly done once begun 
Quirks of a poet's mind 


10.21.2020



For Joseph May's "Pleiades 3" contest
Form: Pleiades

Poems 16 Don'T Matter

POEMS 16 DON'T MATTER


DON'T MATTER BUT YOU STILLE HAVE A IMPACT ON ME. 

DON'T MATTER IT TOOK ME A WHILE TO SEE IT. 

DON'T MATTER THAT I STILL HAVE A PLACE FOR YOU IN MY HEART. 

DON'T MATTER WE WILL START ALL OVER. 





MR. PROFESSOR. JERRY”BIG PAPA” WELLS 

AUTHOR

Curator

Standing on the crossroads
When a choice you make
The roads that go far
The voyage is at stake.
You could just stroll
You could procrastinate
Until you lose track
Lose faith in 'fate'
Walk a lane on whim
Cede to 'the unchaste'
Steer the ship yourself
Better you than Him to curate

Wasted Dreamer

Wasted Dreamer
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Winds of change blow the dead and withered leaves 
My fleeting thoughts across a littered desolate landscape
Once a life, a place vast and bright
Filled with hope and joy, the masterpiece of a future
Mocking the fading strands of a dream never meant to be.

The Beginning

Roused by a sharp and painful cry
A known tone from very nigh;
I'm amid the storm-safe in its eye
gracefully floating-where am I?

Regaining past as the oblivion fades
The arduous life staging numerous plays;
Though life seems unfair and hard to tew
Its a chance for me to start anew...
© Linga Siva  Create an image from this poem.

The Rotten Luck

Mountains I tread break to rubbles;
Arts I sculpture wane to scribbles;
The defiant paladin has effaced from presence
And a gruesome ghost is left behind;
God despises my very existence
Burning this life he once lent;
He blunt my sword and burnt my shield
But my feral heart will never yield.
© Linga Siva  Create an image from this poem.

Boy Scout Camp

I remember waking up  
To the sudden sense of fear
My camping bag was packed
I could sense what was near
The 3 hour drive 
Was a bit of drag
Where I would spend 5 nights
Saluting the flag
I was nervous at first
Didn’t think it was fair
But then I realized
I was under their care
And I felt safe

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