Short Rephrased Poems

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


Una Quaestio

I know it’s
written
I don’t know
why
The heavens
tremble
as poet’s  
cry

To stand
anointed
in love’s
review
And pose
one question
rephrased 
— anew

(Dreamsleep: April, 2024)
Form: Rhyme


Grey Matter

The philosophy
of language
its essence
rephrased 

The alpha
and beta
unknown
without names

All dialects
freeing
the sound
of the ink

Without words
and their meaning
could
— we ever think

(Villanova University: April, 2024)
Form: Rhyme

The Devil Mute

Virtue when expressive,
deafens bad intention

Its voice to live beyond,
excuses and retort

A minstrel plays a song unsung,
as sages rise to dance

All words rephrased in lyric tones
—the devil mute and gone

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2019)

Flowers at My Funeral

on a ship wandering on seas
a sea of peoples seeking for peace
i asked them,
"if the ship went down, which flower should they use at my funeral?"
he said lotus
but i said lavender
she said peony
but i said sunflower
out of the crowd someone screamed out, 
"use a bouquet"
i asked "why?"
he rephrased it and said
"idiot they all mean recovery and peace"

Premium Member Resonance

We do flow on our own, as we do draw from the universe by pure resonation, thoughts, albeit shaped by mind. The thought is there but we are not! Rephrased; we are there but ego not! Attention pendulum, yet does swing, holding us captive, in a trance enmeshed amidst illusions. Lost therein, we stumble: refuge in silence, where we reside, love ensconced, vibrant; pure. 27-February-2021
Form: Nonet


Albright Im

Albright left our earthly night 

To a place where women help each other 

Be she minister, president or mother 

Be she feeble or has might 

 
She misspoke it was not woke: 

Those who’ll help you not 

Woman to woman may you rot 

Deplorable folk 
 

In hell’s very special place 

She rephrased and made it positive:

Women who help women shine 

 
A star through any haze 

All bright as she did live 

And drink sweet angels’ wine
Form: Sonnet

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