Short Rein In Poems
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If I could rein in yonder cloud
Entwine with love's ethereal rope,
'Pon gossamer, sweet Eros wove
Heaven bound, we'd gaily float
As dormant dreams of bliss, awoke.
For our snowman my Great Dane has quite a crush
King leaps in for a hug and turns it to mush
Come push lunge or shove
King can't rein in his love
Turning a cold winter heart into melting slush
Stigmatized.
A drone kills a dove.
An aphrodisiac ?
Bashing the ground,
cajoling the sky.
Trapped in bed,
coupling in amber.
You want to rein in
moon, for a shout ?
And weather had the
wasness of a glory.
You wanted to change the gender ?
Would not go near the dais.
Somebody
was burning the doors
Satish Verma
COPLA 84 INVOCATION : This Bad Guy World
Unchecked Bad Guys will romp rampage
And turn World into warring ground :
Good Guys resist
At the height of summer advantage
Good Guys rein in secede no ground :
Soon comes the mist
Bad Guys bait entice fascinate
Give them the long swinging tight rope
To strangle in knots
Let not thoughts enmesh imbricate
In life and death struggles sans hope :
Bide time Yin rots
© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
Dancing with abandon
Is what children tend to do.
They bust their moves with untamed joy,
Their pride just beaming through.
Yet when self-consciousness begins,
They hold their true selves back
And spontaneity may never
Clamber back on track.
I love when Henry dances,
(He insists I join right in)
For no one watching can control
An ear to earlobe grin.
I dread the day embarrassment
Will rein in his delight,
‘Cause Henry’s dancing makes me feel
Like everything’s all right.