Short Reinvents Poems

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


Forging The Ask

The tension between
two disparate answers 

Reinvents the question
—rebirthing the truth

(Dreamsleep: December, 2023)


And No

think of bread if you come 
and no false hopes 
and no bad humor 
and no long silences
and no sorrow 
I would like reinvents itself 
after a few glasses of wine

Premium Member my feeling about rain

rain cleanses me
gives me a sense of newness
refheshes me, reinvents me,
creates a fresh path of being
I sit on my porch, feeling her power
thrilled when she sprinkles a bit on my face

Premium Member She Is Like the Phoenix

like the phoenix
she rises through the ashes
waving her feathers

like the phoenix
she reinvents herself
taking prisoners

like the phoenix
her confidence is soaring
she worries not
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Fearless

Silently white snow falls Covering the ground in a pristine blanket Purest white, luminous in the night Muffling the silence of the night ----------this way, my world reinvents the fragrance of a song. Sponsor; John Lawless


All Escape Disowned

Did you dodge the bullet,
  but not its intent

Is the ocean now calm,
  as the storm reinvents

Have feelings rehardened,
  with blood on the stone

Back to back with yourself,
 —all escape you’ve disowned

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2018)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Zen mode

the flaming light of our presence
radiates forth from our crown
all nodes within form align
in a stream of bliss we drown

the refrain of love renews the spark
that ignites our soul at its core
rapture reinvents radiance
wherein each pore becomes a door
Form: Rhyme

The Gift

Restless, pacing around the my room
The feeling is misunderstood
The laughter is overacted
This need has to be fulfilled

The acne for quietness
Is a necessity for luxury
The storm reinvents itself
Is somebody reaching out

Calmness, restoration of the imbalanced
The emotions are flowing in
The humanity is praised
This need has to be fulfilled

Nocturnal Silence

I watched a lone frill -
flitter 'neath a crescent moon.
  A chasse quite brief;
  a waltz concluding too soon.

Dusk's nocturnal breath
whirls a foliferous heart.
  A ron de jame leap
  reinvents classical art.

The plume flits and floats
beyond a stilled rivulet - 
  one rebel osprey
  escaping Swan Lake's ballet.

Tchaikovsky's cygni 
are enchanted and enrapt;
  as a chaste quill sleeps
  'pon the brim of vesper's cap.
© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Learning To Fly

god muscles up

raw emotions bristle

neurons synapse and spark

she hesitates

learning to fly


the hair stands up

on the back of my

neck I shiver

remember to breath

learning to fly


her statue is as hard

as marble but she’s

as soft as vulerability

and so a woman

she’s learning to fly


with every day she

reinvents her future

she knows what she wants

she doesn’t hesitate

she’s learning to fly

Premium Member Poetry's a Tough Business

Poetry's a tough business, you know
   Each new poem reinvents the wheel
   Staring at a blank page takes nerves of steel
'Rest on your laurels?' -- You'll have nothing to show

I've heard that writing poems is an escape
   But why flee something easy to do
   Like nuclear physics or perfecting Kung Fu
Let the scoffers try to get into 'poetry shape'

As for me, I'm off for a round of pre-poetry drills
   ~ So my pen is primed to deliver thrills and chills!

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