Short Reflector Poems

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


Premium Member FRANCIS OF GOD

FRANCIS OF GOD

Spiritual fruit of God,
Reflector of loving peace,
Pontiff of justice:-
Labors of love completed,
May his spirit remain here:-
Form: Tanka


Monoku's Monoku

MONOKU'S MONOKU


                eye is the absolute reflector to the things we see at a time 
            reflection keeps memory so past old seen things can be memorized
             unseen things can not be stored in mind so remains out of memory
Form: Monoku

October Sky

Sky lit with fire
lights in my  heart, a desire
I match my attire

Sky full of grey clouds
Worst fears persistently hound
Desires know no bounds

Desires go taller
Along with the fall colour
Sky the reflector

- 25.08.2015.

By Shrineetee Kar for the contest by SKAT A.
Form: Haiku

The Reflector of Noor (Light)

It shines continually over our sullen earth,
Pleasantly parading these dark spaces in a splendour of righteousness,

Seldom does it cease; save for a moment,
As soft cotton wool covers it’s glow.

Searching for love in a dense cosmic plain,
It is the sign for us to believe again
© Faiz Ali  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member IN THE SPRINGING OF LIFE

IN THE SPRINGING OF LIFE
 
Springing into life,
Let your blossoms bloom brightly;
Awareness glowing:
You, an instrument of peace,
And a reflector of love:-

Wherever you bloom,
May your scent sweeten the air
With divine navigation:-
And may your ripe, juicy fruits, 
Quince all thrust for awareness:-
Form: Tanka


Abortion

The Abortion

Morning broke in the Sea of Japan
the rainbow was off-colour
A day was born.
Incomprehensible 
thought it had power
to charm us
When it was a reflector of the weather.
The rainbow couldn´t hang there
but it was erased by an invisible hand.
the day aborted
into hate and ignorance.
She was in hospital
there was nothing he could do.
The night was bleak.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Blitz

Premium Member Hollow Conduit

In truth no desire to serve 
Though any doing is with verve
Yet if the need arises
As and when empathy rises
From the domain of oneness
Universal consciousness 
We hasten to respond
Being free of narrow bonds
Thus with a ready embrace 
Face to face
Act as a transmitter
Or rather as a reflector
Of the pulse divine 
With which we align

In continuance 

23-August-2020
Form: Rhyme

Poem 66

Born into a life of infinite fights,
Welcoming the days of peace,
Forever turning all the wrongs into rights,
Struggling to break this leash.

Curse my destiny,
My everlasting grief,
Searching for a grand epiphany,
A Being to be my Chief.

Alas, the omniscient eyes of the reflector,
Show me where the answers will be,
As taunting as a Jester,
I realize they all lie within me.
Form:

Premium Member Recalibrating the Core

Reflector not the doer
thus with this recognition
flows gently in quiet surrender
in a continuum of prayerful meditation 

Stupor yet interrupts pure loving intent
hypnotic trance of ego origin
if our fulcrum be content
we be in bliss ignition 

Recalibrating instinct
feasible solely by grace
for making of ferality extinct
requires assimilation at an easy pace

02-October-2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Golden Years

The day's wound down, its course's been run
  The moon's a reflector, long gone's the bright sun

Your offspring transition to destinations far-flung
  At work your job goes to a much younger one

You pack your boxes, put your house up for sale
  Retirement villages beckon with their 'Holy Grail'

You're about to enter your Golden Years
  Whence all your doubts?  Where from your fears?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Egoic Desire To Serve

The desire to serve
Noble yet ego present
For feel good factor

Love is compassion
A truth we do not deny
If intent be pure

Purity is void
Presence identityless 
A humble conduit

Moon a reflector
Has beauty beyond measure
Lifeless without sun

Let us be watchful
Lest we fall in the abyss
Of dark delusion

Ego relentless 
Yet it dies in an instant
If we embrace love  

04-October-2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Fairy Ring

Feeling soft soil squishing between my toes is but one pleasure my garden provides. I love how its sweet smells engage my nose, the sunshine, fresh air, and much more besides. I've never used chemical pesticides and welcome nature's critters every spring, from caterpillars to the birds that sing. Color draws butterflies to sip nectar, while wild mushrooms create a fairy ring encircling my placid pool reflector. (Dizain) 06/10/2020
Form: Dizain

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