Short Respiration Poems

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Buttons

No respiration 
Stranded and moored blue buttons
Drying on the strand



By Robb A. Kopp

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Form: Haiku


Estranged From Own Love

crazy love screams in
                                        mass of respiration pains 
                                       estranged from own heart
Form: Senryu

Premium Member It Leadeth Me Not To Green Pastures

My mask doth not inspire
  It maketh me perspire

Restricts my respiration
  Foileth my aspirations  

Causeth naught but aggravation
  Leadeth me to consternation
Form: Monorhyme

Artificial Respiration

K-iss of life keeps one 
F-rom breathing his very last, 
S-aving him from death. 






Topic: Birthday of Kristine Joy F. Sagucio (March 15) 
Form: Acrostic Haiku
Form: Haiku

Okay

Poetry is dumb and boring
Only red skittles are delectable
Excellent customer service
Trees have green leaves
Respiration is aided by abdominal muscles
Yesterday was disappointing
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member The Poem

One does not write a poem

One lives a poem -- documents
the experience

The first mentioned
is academic

The later is respiration

I feel and the pen pronounces

I dream and words awaken

Buoyant Heart of Colors Pulsating In Silence

Buoyant heart of colors pulsating in silence 
pleasant sensational views of Mother Nature 
boundless insight of wisdom speaks clearly
let’s feel the rhythm with purified sensation 
praise the great Creator’s art on earthly world
smile with the respiration of His beauties
Form: Verse

Advance

We sprint,
We sprint,
We shan’t tarry within the shadows!
Give us the light.

We were not fabricated
To be degraded,
To be heavily degraded,
And narrow volume of respiration
That these lavender things have invented.
We sprint,
Oh, Lord,
We sprint!
We must rend these shadows,
We must find the light.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Cat cpr

Samantha my cat is a little bit stressed,
with strangers coming in and out of our nest..
She likes my wheelchair, her new spot to rest,
it's soft cushy pillow she finds the best..
When I'm asleep she does a respiration test,
checking in to make sure I'm not dead I guess?
Hopefully she would do cat cpr to my chest..

So Hard To Feel Other-Wheres Part 2

I
The You that tells various organs to start, end, adjust secretions, and your lungs to do respiration while you sleep ... will easily join SPACE where it all is ( where it's at!)

 II
You and I are "allowing" the universe a human experience; just as waves allows the entire ocean to experience & absorb individual waves
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

67 The Elements of Life

67.

The Elements of Life



Earth – this solid mass

Eversince holds us

We'll never escape

From its tightened rape



Water – this solvent

Makes life sufficient

Cleans and occupies

Dwindles, fall and rise



Air – this loosened gas

Fills empty areas

Allows respiration

Triggers production.



-11/27/2011

(Dumarao)

*First Incubus Collection
Form: Rhyme

Silence

Watching him sleep he sighed
Eyelids closed, there is no flutter

Deep sounds of rising and falling breath
Mumbles from time to time are in depth

His eyes and mouth are finally closed
Respiration is slower and relaxation ensues

He seems so at peach for a few hours nap
Motionless, resting like a charmed bull

Oh God, look over this being of complaints
Peace at last – teac hm some restraint
© Mabel Wood  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Selfless Love

By Your grace
I have life immortal;
the seed of you, called Man,
who buds and blossoms,
breathes in and out
(respiration of creation)
each new journey one 
of ever greater unfoldment--

I have infinite petals
colors and scents; the
enchantment of universes,
allowing me to express both
virtues and flaws--for there is
no perfection when it comes
to human honesty; and the only 
true honesty is that of Your 
Selfless Love….

Between

the more i ask
the less you give me
and the less you give me
the less i ask -
until there's nothing
between the first 'm' and the last 'l'.

i wonder what was from the beginning;
there was us or only an empty respiration
between a too tight you and me?

i tried to touch you
but there was just a whirled space
after your echo.

i am enough for myself;
and though -
i still count your steps' shadows
and rebreath the lost silence.
© Oana Ivan  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Rogue Respiration

A Lot Of What
Bothers You About
Other People...

Bothers Them
About You, Too.

But, Maybe You
Have A Good Excuse!

You Never Know
Exactly What It
Might Be.

Unless, Of Course 
You Think You Do.

Or Maybe Something
Totally Different
Happened To You.

Or Bothers You.

Or Maybe You
Forgot About
Your Own 
Excuses, Too.

***

Look Outward In.
Then Inward Out.
Then Outward In...

Repeat.

-Gray Squirrel

09-19-2025

Salavation

Respiration flight,
Brought forth breezy delight,
Harmory shading,
Colorimetric dream scene,
Jealousy earth can never exhibition.
Dancing cheeks,
With smiling beneath,
Tears from the flurry,
Leaving color-print kisses.
Feeling the touch of every undertone brought my way.
Romantic settlement,
True indeed,
No!
Awake I must!
Opened eyes to see the world of now.
Beautiful thought moments,
Only left,
Reserved for days to come that beings darkness.
Form:

Dreaming Awake Alone

Irony thick, that your drifting brings my dreams.
 Your shallow breath contradicts my labored respiration.
 In slumber you inspire. In sleep your made to tease.
 Yearning for your not embrace, I revel in this bed.
 To touch would ruin pleasure, small distance is sublime.
 Symmetry defined, in lines subtle yet profound.
 To look so long, your pulse captivated my stare.
 Ironic that you're sleeping, yet the dream is mine alone.
 Satisfaction in my hunger. Sated, in naught but your vision.
Form: Ode

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