Short Re Emerge Poems

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


Kyrielle Within

Wilting moments upon
The Kyrielle of time
A flicker aglow
A bell to chime

Enlivened by
The endless dance
Upon the soul
The wilted enhance

A yearning’s sensation
Shalt always recite 
The memories, the wilted
 Then once again ignite

Loss, grief, hatred,
Or sin
We always make the past
Re-emerge within…
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Aloneness

Unlike being alone
Celibacy is a choice
A commitment to oneself
Maybe for a lifetime
Maybe for a growth cycle

Celibacy is a desire
a need to focus
to reevaluate

Celibacy is a spiritual journey
concentrating with minimal distraction
time alone to reflect
to hibernate
then re-emerge
cocoon
metamorphize
journey inward
explore the great depths of the self



AP: 3rd place 2021

Premium Member EXTERNAL ILLUSIONS

EXTERNAL ILLUSIONS
images
  assigned
&
occupying 
the
  sensual 

phantasmagoria
  perceived
feeling
for
   form
in
aesthetic 
  reality
or
   pseudo
     transcendance
reproduced 
& receptive
    contemplation
of
fortuitious 
  transparent 
   phenomena 

analogies 
  &allegories
of
activities
in
blossoming 
   perspective
re emerge
  impersonal
inorganic 
  changeless
manifestations
Form: Verse

Amongst the Dregs of My Cups

I do not, amongst the dregs of my cups,
Consider you worthy to be the theme 
For my untutored scribblings.
There, Madame, there: I put you 
In your place, amongst the detritus 
Of my life, the forgotten effigies of life, 
As she should be lived.
Yet, you do not acquiesce to my intentions,
And re-emerge into my consciousness
To disturb and argue for attention and 
Writings.
I am weak, and accede to your importuning
With versification to placate your demands, 
To show my love.
Form: Sonnet

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace