Short Recognised Poems

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Weasel

The sneaky, slinky weasel
Is weaselly recognised … 

But stoats are stoatily different … 
They’re ermine in disguise!
Categories: recognised, animals, children, funny
Form: Epigram


Ribs

Ribs

My right and left detestable ribs aren’t 
recognised as 
meeting required standards as 
stated by 
Miss Certify.
Categories: recognised, humor,
Form: Free verse

Seen It Before

silhouetted space dolls
helmets made of
lead plummet
back
hard
fast
bloody ground
cut now in recognised
shapes cold embrace
of purpose
of familiarity
Categories: recognised, life, science, space
Form: Free verse
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FONDISTA duchamps schwitters

FOUNDISTA 
disparate
   ready-mades
detrius
  &
   castoffs
coming-to-hand
recognised
   aethethetically
uniquely
  collaged
by
 anothers
      eye
Categories: recognised, art,
Form: Didactic
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Zen mode

fontanel pulsates
toroidal heart sings
the guru chakra speaks
in strobes of silence 

the signs are there
the mark is etched
recognised by those
who have eyes that see
Categories: recognised, spiritual,
Form: Free verse


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Big Loss

upset of not being
     he was recognised by most,
   he died, he conquered

          empty hearts he filled
     with rich words and knowledges
   beyond a life's match
Categories: recognised, best friend, color, death, devotion, feelings, memorial,
Form: Haiku
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Bell Type Is Here Yeah

Listen to poem:
well at last after delay bell poem form is here recognised as new poem type and so give it a go, in shape and mode remembering to add clangor clapper ding
Categories: recognised, poetry,
Form: Free verse

I Wonder

When a brother harvest on a brother's pain,
when a fellow human smile at another human's slide,
how much is enough to feed one's pride?,
how much is recognised as real pain?,
I wonder.
Categories: recognised, cry,
Form: Free verse
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Small Miracles

small bird evading predator recognised me as its saviour taking shelter between my feet happen-chance soul uplifting, sweet Gods miracles make us humbler 19-July-2021
Categories: recognised, bird,
Form: Quintilla
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Zen mode

having recognised light of Self
renewing itself in itself
truth of being takes centre stage 
flame without smoke in heart does rage
breath by breath embodied in form
as we remain poised in the storm
Categories: recognised, self, spiritual,
Form: Lay
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Zen Mode

one with breath
flowing into form
feeling bliss beats

one with breath
moving into space
where peace pervades

at breath flow pause 
shimmering living light
recognised by inner sight 

15-December-2022
Categories: recognised, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
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Clerihew Twombly

Cy Twombly Lexington's artistic ace
was obsessed by mission Apollo in space
random swirls& scribbles was his style*
so so recognised as a art profile

*https://www.nga.gov/collection/art-object-page.93392.html
Categories: recognised, art, people,
Form: Clerihew
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Zen Mode

differentiated perception sees chaos in as interpreted by lower mind which when we relinquish is seen as pulse of life displaying sacred geometry noumena and phenomena weaved recognised when our eye becomes single
Categories: recognised, spiritual,
Form: Free verse

Against All the Odds

You took courage, you went strong
And above all, you faced the reality 
you directed your eyes to the storm
Now you are recognised
The true wailer
Against all the odds
You had enough wailing
People calling the gods
You remained silence
Categories: recognised, emotions, faith, hero, inspiration, poems, recovery from,
Form: Free verse
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Limerick: Once a Pregnant Teen Saw a Barrister

Limerick : Once a pregnant Teen saw a Barrister

Once a pregnant Teen saw a Barrister
Thought she recognised the future Father
So she set him a trap
He rushed into her lap
Now she’s stuck with Twins, says Solicitor.

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: recognised, natural disasters,
Form: Limerick
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Zen mode

fragments of the indivisible whole each module develops an ego it is illusionary of course yet difficult to let go in time we get to know all that is, is the Self aglow luminous and in ineffable peace recognised in tranquil stillness slow
Categories: recognised, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme

Irreplaceable

I recognised!
In that day,
The moment I saw you,
Led my eyes on you,
For the first time,
In that alley,
That I remember like yesterday, 
Standing like an angel...
In the middle of a crowd,
That you are...
Still...
Perhaps!
And remain,
Forever!
Irreplaceable!
© Siham Aka  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: recognised, feelings, first love, sweet love, writing,
Form: Ballad
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Zen mode

we were asleep
now we are partly awake
with living light of Self known 
yet final assimilation awaits
for awakening full blown

the coordinates are recognised
accepting work in progress
presence calm like a lake
in time stretched silence waits
for God’s benign touch to awake
Categories: recognised, light, self,
Form: Rhyme

Insert Something Cliche Here, Please'

The crocodiles teeth,
They n'awed into me
And tore me up limb by limb,

But I am not dead, nor alive
I'm a vision, a spiritual surprise!

A woman who bleeds from the eyes
For justice, and not to be criticized! 

Do you understand that
even ghosts have to be remembered?
To be Recognised!
Categories: recognised, angel, animal, art, dark,
Form: Free verse
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Waking up from trance

burdened wandering among negative energies
although for the most part they impacted him not
he searched in vain for that elusive elixir of love
resonating at a frequency matching his own

poised in stillness, he exited the lucid dream
recognised all as one, as thoughts he did stream
Categories: recognised, dream, spiritual,
Form: Free verse

Jonson's Ghost

The inn had gone to waste: I’d sold it off in haste.
Awaking in the gloom, as orbs lit up the room,
I recognised the ghost of Jonson, the old host.
I said, ‘I thought you’d come’ - and poured myself a rum.
He shouted, ‘Hey, you louse, how dare you sell MY house!’

Internal rhyme/slant rhyme
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: recognised, business
Form: Quintain (Sicilian)
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Quats Going Down

Theres qanon and lgbtq blm its quite a stew
I note the second i mention above have added
A plus sign that makes me buzz ! for it really
Speaks to me as i am hestro + i may get 
recognised
With lots of fuss' take heart out there all who
Are like me  we are still relevant according to
Such descriptivity '
Categories: recognised, appreciation, destiny, giggle, hyperbole, language,
Form: Rhyme
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Prose Poem Beauty

Beauty is something we see with individual eyes,only time can reveal imperfections of conceit.Deep within our soul resides attraction ,waiting,asleep yet longing to be aroused.Our need to be recognised,reciprocate and hold close.A certain something,intercourses between eyes,a novel read by a glance ,might last a lifetime.
Categories: recognised, beauty, word play,
Form: Prose Poetry
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Zen mode

concepts suggest preferences but the truth is unapologetic manifesting within form magnetic electricity which we receive with gratitude and yet our identity is disconcerted at the transmutation and so ego creates a ripple recognised, cajoled, sublimated to align its stirrings with divine will
Categories: recognised, spiritual, truth,
Form: Free verse
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STIMULII

AN OPEN FORM VERSE

aspects
of
sensory
    emotions
       desire
&needs

an
   abundance
                     of
the
tangible
personified
     in
         discovery

recognised
in
    opportunity
ambivalent
yet
   long
        lasting
cravings
signified
in
    meditations
upon
   vanity
Categories: recognised, desire, inspiration, word play,
Form: Verse
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