Short Remakes Poems

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


Premium Member Point Break

We must remove ourselves from this
selfish appointed darkness of ego
and move to a light of eternal
truth, love and compassion, 
that remakes us into beings
of unconditional everything.


Merri

Blue eyes laugh takes hold of heart 
the moment we met love was a part
lives became one entwined from the start
pierced like an arrow soared like a dart
love rebuilds remakes rekindles restarts
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Flim Flam

Something broke me into god damn flim flam Seen enough to know the game is up, shut up Drown down to the gravel level bottom shakes Silence damaged COVID lungs like old movie remakes
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Problem With Image

I have come to realize
IQ and Intelligence
do not always occupy
the same space…

sort of like, one can make
a great film
and yet be a failure at
production…

as one can pass
a myriad of laws
but, unlike elsewhere, 
strength is not always
in numbers…

and when man
remakes God
in his own image,

image is not necessarily
a truthful reflection.

After the Storm

AFTER THE STORM Mid deepest black of heart break sorrows Vanish fear of dread tomorrows, Cruel pain that scars and shakes us Bravely heals and then remakes us. Dawn Light bids from far flung hills, Joy surrounds –with each step thrills. Doubts will vanish with a sigh-- Mindless worries pass us by. Treasured arms enfold us--warm-- After the storm.
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Conundrum of Time

Grown men competing a childhood way,
Making a million dollars,
Every day they play.

What’s above and what’s below,
Is arbitrary at best,
When someone’s East,
Is someone else’s West.

The movies and music and the Broadway scene
Are just a few,
Of remakes of remakes,
That they want you to believe are all brand new.

Now that everything that was old,
Is now what is new,
It is as confusing as living,
At the corner of,
Sunset Blvd. and Sunrise Ave.

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