Short Resisted Poems

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Premium Member Old Ironsides

massive oak timbers 
hearty men piped to action
mighty war machine
planks resisted cannonballs 
like our nation, still afloat
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Peachy Day On a Nude Beach

Don's girlfriend blushed the pink hue of a peach
But she kept her body beyond his reach
She firmly resisted
Until he insisted
"But that's why I brought you to a nude beach!"
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Polite Fight

Today, I got into a Polite Fight
Over the last Wonder Woman night-light
"Oh, its yours," I insisted,
She demurred, I resisted,
Until I gave in and let her be right!

4/8/18
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I wish I Had

Line of Inquire:

In the shadowed chambers of my soul, fears lurk
Whispers of doubt, like shadows in the murk
I resisted, like a warrior in the night
But now I wish I had basked in love’s pure light
Form: Rhyme

Life's Challenge

Bottled-up feelings released
Hidden fears revealed
Obstacles overcomed
Temptation resisted
Emotions expressed
Burden surrendered
Conflict resolved
Guilt removed
Pain eased
Wound healed
Joy fulfilled
Moments cherished
Form:


Premium Member Carving Time

Pummy the pumpkin refused to be sliced

Resisted against being sacrificed 

For modern Pagan delight

Did not fancy the limelight

Turned the knife against trivial zeitgeist



30th October 2019

howmanysyllables.com
Form: Limerick

Fallout

Darling, you left without giving me a single glance
It’s on me 
I don’t blame anyone 
My heart wouldn’t have resisted all the radiation 

I still think about the possibility of our shining 
If just we weren’t destined for decay…
© tdt tdt  Create an image from this poem.

Chasing the Unworthy

Finding the existence of something which never existed,
Heart went on and on despite the mind staunchly resisted,
'Kind-heartedness' was the one considered to be vulnerable,
'Presence of mind' became the one to be contrarily susceptible!
Form: Quatrain

Doors

I have seen you here
I have felt you in
every inch of where
I have resisted,
tried to keep you clear

of my damage
my hesitance
my sheer lack of
everything I

know you need
(and I need)
but still you

whispered
your way 

in

Premium Member Temptation

TEMPTATION


Countless of your 
Sweet traps have I resisted,
Oh, temptation,
Many a time
BUT
On, almost, every occasion,
Have to declare, I regretted it. 
That alone, I swear, 
Is my crime!


© Demetrios Trifiatis
12 APRIL 2013
Form: Epigram

Undetected

A COLD AND NUMBING WIND

BLEW ALONG MY SPINE

A HOARD OF IMPRESSIONS 

FLOODED MY MIND

THERE WAS NO MISTAKING 

THE SENSATION

I SAW CLEARLY IT WAS A THING

OF INDESCRIBABLE CREATION

SO……

I RESISTED DISCOVERY SUCCESSFULLY!

Premium Member The Inferior Bacteria

The Inferior Bacteria


     There was once a young bacteria,

     Who used to feel inferior.

     But he resisted antibiotics

     And medicines exotic,

     Now he is feeling superior.

       Barry Stebbings
       13/04/17
Form: Limerick

''Petals of Love''

~Caress my cheek
with your velvet
touch.
Soft,flowing,you
drape over me.
Arms extended,I
lavish in hearts'
erotic state.
Feeling as if
gravity never
existed.
Our passion never to
be resisted.
We share the desire
for petals of love~

Love, You Thief

Love, you thief you stole my heart

With ne're a sign to see.

I did not see you coming

As you crept and captured me.

Not that I resisted though,

For my true love you brought.

Never was more willingly

A heart ensnared and caught.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Impasse

i have freed you
from your torment and mine
yet you still linger
as if thou art thine

we are no more
"us" never existed
yet it's as before
i couldn't have resisted

everything passes
i have been taught
this too will pass
and all that it's wrought

Premium Member Contrary Cactus

I had a cactus plant needing to be moved.
In no time at all, she strongly resisted and proved
to be a challenge, as if she was in charge and ruled.
It took a few moments to realize, she was set in a groove.

072221PSCtest, Flair And Fun Quatrain, Caren Krutsinger
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Manchester Man

Seems a Manchester man dropped trow
to test out a sofa, and how!
The fabric is swell;
it resisted poo well.
Good news too, it’s half price right now!

—————

Reported by employees at the Sofa Club in Manchester’s Arndale Centre. The disposition of the couch is poetic license…
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Shrugs and Kisses

She resisted my kiss in the light,

I still felt that a kiss would be right.

But was caught unaware,

By her boyfriend, Joe Bear...

Now, I'm kissing the sidewalk goodnight!



The moral of this story...

Don't kiss another man's lips...

Not without his permission, at least!
Form: Limerick

Epigram of World War Let Us Pray

To the first war
                     we resisted...
                    from the second war
                      we rose...
                    In the third war
                    if there is, it will be fatal,
                    there will be nobody
                    at the finale... !
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Here now this morn

some hands hurt us yet others assisted
so in truth what’s there left for us to do
no life event is by us resisted
outcomes any bliss beats within renew
clear light dawns as God’s blessings that accrue
we dwell in time stretched peace and judge no one
for are we not the light that lights the sun

Premium Member Your Welcome

A strange thing called fire
The improbable wheel
  Drawings tools weapons

Agriculture was revolutionary
  Letters and numbers were radical

Motor Cars
Radio
Movies and TV
Air Travel
Nuclear Power
Computers
Moon Missions
All once fiercely resisted

Ready now welcome your robot replacement

Love At First Sight

The dark blue mist that dwelled over the ferocious waves of the ocean
Roared in anger from the dictatorship of the golden moon,
And the rays of the sun it had consumed
Lit your eyes so amazingly, it burst at me as if it meant to blind me,
But consume me too.
My eyes resisted, I met someone new, and it was you.

My Beauty

Last evening  there was a fierce  storm
Everything  experienced  some harm

with the direction of the wind I bent
But some resisted  ,sorry fate they were lent

I'm  now preparing for spring
Into the world all sorts of colors I will bring

Butterflies and bees  have started  to hover
I'll  lend scent to  a fragrence lover.

Alone and Watching

He planted his feet firmly on the ground
And resisted the urge to look around
Looking up he saw clouds skirting by
Against an azure blue summery sky

So he thought where should I be
Not standing alone with dreams to be free
But all he had were these moment alone
To ponder his fate as his chances were gone.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Premium Member In Defense of Eve

She was not alone in the garden. 
It was not that Adam was in the back forty fishing, 
or out in the meadow still naming creatures.

He was right there beside her,
could have reached out and stopped her
from playing the devil's game.

He should have resisted, could have simply said no,
instead he was two-timed and lured by Eve and the snake!

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