Short Recurring Poems
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Sticks
Twigs
Breaking
In the wind
Leaves
Rustle
Blow
Without showing
Passing
Away
Recurring
No one
Ever
Knowing
Form:
Edvard Munch's work often neurotic
His 'Madonna'* is much more specific
A typical recurring theme
the artist's extrovert dream
a peaceful heart
with
its recurring visions
of
a bright light
at
the end
of
a long tunnel
AP: 3rd place 2025
Mental image drawn
Encoded message filed
Mapped sequence spawned
Ostracized in time capsule
Recurring stimuli recall
Yearning for continuity
a recurring dream a hilltop
taking my pug to a pet shop
his hair moist and long
think i somethings wrong
the clerk blurts out your pets a mop.
What upsets me
about apes,
is that they are
far too much
like humans.
Mostly, I wonder
about
these recurring dreams,
of angels
eating bananas.
resurfacing self doubt
recurring negative
self talk emerging
once again after
being buried for
so long within
the recesses of
the subconscious mind
Anger is just like a high
When u r mad
But when it's over
You are sad.
You hate what you said
You hate what you did
In front of Ned
And the other kids.
Moon
Big, orange
Rising, glowing, forecasting
Preparing for Autumn's harvest
Recurring, enticing, enthralling
Amazing, reflective
Satellite
Frequency of heart beat high
Extreme unexpectation apparent without a sigh
Affliction by an unseen trauma
Recurring in the mind is this non-existing failure tumor.
Hope lies bleeding down a well
broken and afraid
Screams rebounding off the walls
Help stands distant on a hill
silent and restrained
Dreams recurring of the falls
Form:
Alienating friends and family
She could do naturally
Her own recurring theme
She dies friendless and completely alone
Of course this was her own choice
A life of her making
The problem with heaven,
is it's tailed by hell;
A perfect vision,
but it flees so well.
A light in nightmares
Lasts for one moment
Then ends in despair,
Recurring torment.
The whole idea of a ‘leisure class’
is not as distant as it seems
when students prep for life with courses
~ like ‘Meditation and Recurring Dreams’
Through struggle
one can justify life
Losing the battle
enhances the view
Blood on the rails
all markings assured
Death as the prize
— recurring anew
(The New Room: June, 2025)
Sincere apologies
Diabolical policy
My part in your life
losing its novelty
Babe magnet wannabee
Recurring anomalies
Quantity first and always above quality
Over the horizon
a harp is playing
Its call recurring,
its tone Divine
Beyond the swell,
a calm is waiting
Its breeze untethered
—to flow sublime
(Book Of Prayers: November, 2020)
great rendition made so plain,
of the bitter hurt n pain,
flows its spirit free,
recurring constantly,
the bitter aftertaste,
gets me...
thank you Laura Breidenthal
"Death Trophy"
Don
Leigh Hunt's double quatrain -linked centres around 'Time you thief' ,a bio romantic memory of youth from the nostalgia of old age...a typical recurring happening I can confirm as someone very aged myself
space itself yields
when we are one with it
and as a mark of love
reveals through its crevice
light that lights all lights
shimmering from beyond
beheld in plain sight
in our waking state
as recurring epiphany
affirming the eternal truth
Her perfume scent lingers
triggering lives with shots of translucent recurring images and flickering pages,
permanently installed unto memories and times
that unfurl bringing
to us unaltered,
visions of her fragments
left behind…….
Form:
It’s here and there and everywhere
The fogginess of my dreams
I can't escape my thoughts today
So full of cries and screams
The echo of my haunted dreams
Is played over in my head
I’ve always hated recurring dreams
For they fill me up with dread
Living one foot in the past
Yes, okay, sometimes two
Is not by choice
When it’s a past that holds you
By a tether
To your core.
Could it be any other way
When you love
With all your heart
In youth
In innocence
In foolishness?
(8/27/24)
Oh lonely Inevitable Bear,
Padding claws, death in white
Sorrow in recurring nightmare
Instinct’s test; fight or flight?
Camouflage against the fence,
A challenge; my subconscious fear
Ominous slowly moving silence,
“Let me in, there’s a bear out here!”
That ulcer
in his
consciousness
bleeding
to be heard
A canker
of a
muted past
abscessing
every word
Cold sores
of detention
that fade
but never
cure
A virus
of his
hopes and dreams
recurring
— untoward
(Septa R5 Train: May, 2024)