Short Resigns Poems

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Difficult Task

Between heart and mind roses die
The goddess resigns,
The drunken wine.
A spiral universe collapse,
Exorcising art is a difficult task…..
art
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What To Do

We had a plan, to follow true.
If we do not, what resigns the clue?
Follow the leaders now.
After they break a vow,
Even though, they know not, what to do
Form: Limerick

Truth Resigns

Impressions are made when words stay constant. 
Image defined when you see me as I am. 
Principles instilled when words reflect the image. 
People decide when they live both. 
Truth resigns when you assign which.
Form:

As Twilight Resigns

C-lear
L-ight in
I-magery
V-ividly shines,
E-ndorsing sunrise as twilight resigns.

B-eacon after night begins to ascend,
L-etting the dark
A-nd the dusk
K-indly
E-nd.

Topic: Birthday of poet Clive Blake
Form: Double Acrostictractys
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Fond Appeal

Applaud apt act
Leave lazy lack

Lift lively link
Indulge in ink

Tell tender tease
Etch endows ease

Rich risk resigns
Art aims align

Troubles thrust think
Impulse in ink

Only odd one
Now never none



Leon Enriquez
19 August 2014
Singapore
art


My Heart Resigns

My Dreams, Shattered
By Reality

My Soul, Tortured
By Malaise

My Thoughts, Imprisoned
By Confusion

My Joy, Murdered
By Sorrow

My Hope, Executed
By Uncertainty

 Shattered, 
 Tortured,
 Imprisoned,
 Murdered,
     and
 Executed 


My Heart, Resigns 
By Suicide
Form: Bio

Clouds

These clouds above my head
Thick, dark, yet weightless
Daily reminders and warnings
that we should always be prepared for the worst
Clouds
You act as an umbrella over the Earth
Shading us from deadly rays
Yet you pour on and dispirit me
 The Sun resigns for a while
and clouds take its place
Oh harsh, scorching, sphere of fire
I wait for your return

Divine Our Love, Our Loves Divine

Let each a breath
Command them well
For the sun that doesn’t shine
When the doctor falls to his dear death
And the birds that fly with time
In their feathers there's a love
In the heart of a dove,
That dove resigns
And a mother declines,
Her child’s breast
And the earth that's dressed
Brings that baby to its rest
Divine our love, our love divine
Form: Rhyme

Give me a Quiet Hour with You

Give me a Quiet Hour with You —
 Before the Light resigns —
 To lean against the Afternoon —
 And breathe between the Pines —
 Let me beside Your Silence sit —
 As though the World were small —

 Give me a Quiet Hour with You —
 That scarcely moved at all —
 To touch a Hand so softly held —
 It startled even Air —
 And whisper not aloud Your Name —
 Lest Heaven overhear —

Premium Member Drifting

different drumbeats, separate Lives he inhales the wind song a static cling to yesterday held in his heart until his melody fades life, love, hope circle the drain aging realist at one with his pain love’s last aria melancholy oboe resigns with setting sun when two are no longer one chasm widens between haunting roars tribal drums on opposite shores

Times Faded Youth

From morning to night from day to night time holds its age. From its youth to its wisdom it grows old old enough to count the stars, young enough to follow our paths. Time ages us til' our dying day til' our final pray time defines us time resigns us, til' we can count the stars time defines the life we live the time we spend the day we define time is when our day of reckoning comes

Dark Shadow

Cleaving to all its bustle and ado,
What trails behind is one’s own dark shadow.

O man, choke not with truth buried below,
Its fingers point to your vainest ego.

He’s no man that mutely accepts his fate
Resigns to whatso fate, whatso morrow,

A sheep in flock he’s no better to know, 
In cool ash of ignorance to wallow,

A man is he defeated but by him—
O fight thy pretender, beat him hollow. 
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Ghazal |04.11.2021|
Form: Ghazal

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