Short Realign Poems

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Premium Member Realignment

Introspection is consciousness's devise to realign itself with divinity's will!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
        04 June 2021
Form: Monoku


Touch

Touch starts vital role for feeling
Mind touches knowledge with reading
Soul touches wisdom with healing
without touch possible nothing 
only touch continues to realign unending.......
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Premium Member Uranus Is Tilted

Uranus is tilted, gonna check out mine Not making this up, a strange fact I did find Weird things in space Too scary to face Need to get back on drugs, my mind to realign
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Uranus Is Tilted

Uranus is tilted, gonna check out mine Not making this up, a strange fact I did find Weird things in space Too scary to face Need to get back my drugs, my mind to realign
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Uranus Is Tilted

Uranus is tilted, gonna check out mine Not making this up, a strange fact I did find Weird things in space Too scary to face Need to get back my drugs, my mind to realign
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Our Bottoms Get Heavy

When we're young'uns, our hourglass is full Surrounded by fillies, we charge ahead like a bull With the passage of time The sands realign Our bottoms get heavy and we run out of fuel
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sitting On Their Bottoms

Computer time shouldn't ever exceed play time This technical age has caused play time to decline It's a a serious problem Kids sitting on their bottoms Time for a serious attempt at a major realign
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Scarlet Strut

Is insidious

the color of honey
adds texture to
my thoughts of you 

all my glossy 
intentions 
drip with true
viscosity

I am weighed down
by the carpet-heavy 
deigns of future plans

Time to realign

Start dinner
© CC Bloom  Create an image from this poem.

Soon

Should the soul ever meet itself
   in this living lifetime,
you will know this is so
when you witness . . .
   the stars realign
   rain drops drip up the spout
darkness fall from your eyes
   and clarity sparkles the air.

Look outside.

Premium Member Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Irritable bowel syndrome
When you have it
There is no mistaking it 
For anything else.


Irritable bowel syndrome
Makes you realign 
Your fantasies dreams and purpose.


Irritable bowel syndrome
Not welcome in the world of work
Or anywhere else

Premium Member Autumn Afternoon

Turning sun's touch realign and tilt
Languid brooks scarce compete with hardy
The breeze of ease reposing and tardy
As debutants of summer seem to wilt

4/24/19

originally in 'Turning Sun's Touch' on this website

For Rithimus Divisa contest
Sponsor: Gregory R Barden
Form: Rhyme

Source of Three Or More

cobwebs glisten
across time and space
a narrative already written
come to me now
realign your bountiful grace
you always were
you will always be
light particles shimmering 
as life herself seen
illusions seemingly real
holographic projections
one part of the whole
who’s looking now?

Curfew

your eyes burn brighter than the stars
no force of gravity could pull as strong
or fall as hard as I
transfixed and made to gaze
on sundials keeping tabs and time
I would make the planets realign
eclipsing, shutting out the sun
I would plunge the world in darkness
just to stay here past tonight
© Nora Goff  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Circling Peace

Running circles in my mind,
Peace not too far behind,
As the gears grind down,
Thoughts stir around.
I found a new design,
It's min to refine,
I am Divine,
It's time to shine.
Realign this reality,
To the way I wish it to be,
Humanity living peacefully,
Abundantly receiving,
What they need for Believing.
Form: Rhyme

Repurposed Pain

Pain comes back to reposition you
It can return to steer you in the right direction
It alters your course and
At times, it forces you to rethink your situation

Repurposed pain
It is here to retrain you and
Realign you so that you finish your purpose
Pain comes back to reposition you

Mark Frank

Copyright 2024
© Mark Frank  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Feeling Auras

People talk of seeing other’s auras
And that may be literally true 
for some
but my hunch is 
the rest of us
just feel them
without even noticing
what they are
until something big comes along
to shift the spectrum
realign the axis and
change the way we feel 
around, about, with another.

So we see it, 
just not with mind.

(10/19/23)
Form: Narrative

The Unsupervised Stop Sign

It was quarter after nine
When I clocked in on that stop sign
What an insignificant design
Yet it provoked desire 

Watching everything realign
Only one thing crossed my mind
Whilst everything roared tow that line
Two opposing thoughts intertwined

Once a beautiful sign
Now an unsupervised lifeline
Once a benign incline

Now a constant race against time
Form: Rhyme

Valentine, Be Mine

nonet

VALENTINE, BE MINE "Look at the stars, look at how they shine for you and everything you do." Look, watch that one realign of hundreds breaking thru. It’s a stellar sign, for Valentines. I hope to make you mine.
February 14, 2020 The first two lines are a quote from the song "Yellow" by Coldplay from the album Parachutes (2000).
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Afternoon At Pink Lake

We come in peace
To walk the trek
In reverence and humility

In solitude we reconcile
The calm that feeds
A soothing silence

By osmosis permeated
We realign our inner clocks
Healed by the pulse of harmony

Kindred heartbeat of the land
Subtle drumming of the universe



Published in my photo/poetry book ~AFTERNOON AT PINK LAKE~ 2019

AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Droplet Lullaby

I close my eyes and drift away
to a droplet lullaby,
Carried aloft beyond life's cares
On a cloud of rhythmic sighs.

This serenade  clears the mist
Of worry and guilt and fear.
A bead at a time, it washes my mind
As peace and rest draw near.

When the storms of life beat against me
No matter what they try,
I look for the soft rain to realign my soul
With a droplet lullaby.
Form: Rhyme

Altitude

What can the light give us?

The faith to start

The courage to impart

The clarity to define

The energy to realign

The power to discover

The wisdom to uncover

The vision to seek

The strength to keep

The curiosity to inspect

The culpability to resurrect

The discretion to know

The motivation to grow

The passion to reveal

The permission to heal

What can the light give us?

Infinite altitude
© Mary Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member She Passes Me a Rose

"Last Night I dreamt"
I came "unglued"
"Entangled"
"Lost in the world of Lonely"

"Coming out of the shadows"
I viewed "a dozen roses multiplied"
I walked "through your garden"
Witnessed your "smile"
My "girl rising"
"Releasing the darker me"

You pass me a "lavender rose"
My "appreciation magnified"
"Pieces of me" realign
You have always been my "best medicine"
I awake "blanketed in joy"

It's all in the Titles Contest
Sponsored by: Adam Hapworth

Premium Member A Book of Love Memories

Memories surface,a requiem of
sounds,heaving emotions realign,
words recalled speak volume from
deep within , and live again on a trail
of nows  then wash nostalgia’s face
with random spontaneity from
the unconscious mind.The house
full of yesterdays,books that filled
wet Wednesdays,cross-stitched hours
upon the wall.Eclectic collected 
moments,sentiments,priceless,unique
and irreplaceable,this smell of love
percolating into endless tomorrows
Form: Verse

Premium Member Nostalgia Recalled

Memories surface,a requiem of
sounds,heaving emotions realign,
words recalled speak volume from
deep within , and live again on a trail
of nows  then wash nostalgia’s face
with random spontaneity from
the unconscious mind.The house
full of yesterdays,books that filled
wet Wednesdays,cross-stitched hours
upon the wall.Eclectic collected 
moments,sentiments,priceless,unique
and irreplaceable,this smell of love
percolating into endless tomorrows.
Form: Verse

Drift

a different place
in a long ago time
when we were together
when you were mine
we could have made it
we might have been fine
it was outside influences
that started the decline
too many headaches 
for one lifetime
a steep, rocky mountain
which you can not climb
we started the drift
lost our mooring line
no way back
no longer entertwined
separate lives
that can't realign
we accepted the failure
and became resigned
an end to the love affair
a poem with out rhyme
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

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