Short Remnants Poems
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Ugh
My blouse
Remnants of
Chocolate Hershey
This blouse just got washed
My poor husband
Will have to
Clean it
Ugh!
in
falling
leaves
summer
memories
Rising from dead gray ash remnants
Unforeseen spark of something
A joyful life of abundance
Dancing in her own heart string.
Little Girl Manicure
Pink enamel
bitten to
remnants of lacquer
not quite chipped
away.
Kathryn McL. Collins
September 29, 2013
the tips look overdone
there is no more burning smell
a pyre, but what has been here?
No smells or remnants left
Only ashes
Colorful the body, wings of color aloft, colorful the remnants of wings of love
5/12/23
Written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©
and it all runs off
like a desert wash
after the monsoon rain
debris left in dry arroyos
hazard signs to remind
remnants of the storm
my poetry is
ancient pottery
cracked and broken
buried
abandoned remnants
of a once good
civilization
May we be blessed to embrace getting older
every wrinkle, every line…
because wrinkles are only the remnants
that our smiles leave behind
grass blades glistening
remnants of last night’s torrents
recall fall of rain
cool breeze sweeps across the sky
sunlit heavens soon forget
moist raccoon remnants
freshly murdered this morning
by a passing car
wild knows wild
a turkey buzzards sweet feast
tasty road kill stew
buzzing in our dreams
soft honeybee hum wakes us
we are kissed, seduced
our passion remnants in you ~
in yearning grief, we shrivel
There goes my baby
Strolling the long way home
Light of my life song
Shedding Sunday now
Kicking remnants down the slope
Waiting for Monday
unbreakable strength
a diamond's remnants glow
left in maiden's eyes.
Smoky walls, proliferate
an impregnable thought
a lustful journey, lingering
fingers clawing at remnants
of secrets;
shimmering in the shadows, memory.
Embers extinguished
Spiritual fire remains
Wind catches the remnants
Never to be fully brought back
Allow thyself to prosper
Or thou shall never be free
Thank you for the pain
Without it, how could I ever be
Sane
Blood on the walls
Remnants of
A beautiful mind
Left behind
Thank you for the pain
Pewter goblets
Tin and copper
The last remnants
Of ancient taverns
And olden abodes
Of bygone memories
From bloodthirsty pirates
And poisonous wine
room full of ashes
remnants of
poems
nauseous odour of
the drunken
night
warm salty blood
discharging on
your open
mouth
faceless orbiting
moons
Form:
Is the starlight that we see
just remnants
of where it use to be
The light that
with honour given
hangs from her meekest eyelash
stealing every shadow
Perhaps
In time
There will be but two
In the remnants
Of the garden
Fighting
Over the last
……Apple.
John G. Lawless
©8/7/2022
Youth has fled, memories remain
Soak up remnants of what used to be
Nothing but nothing is the same
Into the past visions I see.
Just an old velvet blue dress
sewn sweetly to look my best
from the man I love
came heaven above
as his hand lay on my tress
2/10/16
corroded remnants effervesce content through chamois buffed memories
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Nancy Jones
9/8/11
Write it in one line, Please
Broken sticks and limbs
littering the snow-clad ground;
remnants of a storm.
Winter’s tantrum, rages on;
there’ll be fewer trees, in spring.