Short Retinas Poems

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


Lawman

Lawman
~~~~~~~
My 9 mm
Spits fire
Thirteen times
The usher of just desserts
Red orange ghost
Etched on the retinas
Of uncaring eyes
No right or wrong
Making the hard decision
So very easy
Shrouded in ebon
Becoming one
With the shadow
A vigilante


A Voice Now Gone

The night a killer with retinas that burn,
all verses running mad

Fists of silence coming out of the dark,
opening up to grab

Fingers choking the last vocal chord,
strangulation by command

The quiet finality of a voice now gone
—gripped in my own hands

(Dreamsleep: March, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pixelated Penance

Screens stretched across the Modern World,
rivalling our natural vision.
Eyes, lenses, and optic nerves strained
Retinas, pupils, irises, tears.
Most affected?

A Feast of Fatigued Eyes
that rivalled ancient scribes' affliction
Eyes as interfaces
Eyes as digital portals
Eyes, the sacrifice given to Progress' children

Armistice

NOVEMBER 2022

Rightly so, the poppies flood
Early in the winter sky
Merrily stood in field, and this
Existence of mine has passed by
Maybe they'd watch us contend
But are authorities ever sober?
Early now, in Winter's sky
Realise how they owed her

Unwillingly ignorant to the loss, they'll be
Scorching their retinas, a veil of red
Form: Acrostic

Some nights sleep without us

When my eyes fold,
they go not to rest,
they fall into rivers that flow behind the retinas 
this is a painting of unfulfilled dreams dancing in lonely grave
 
Suffocation is the metaphor for staying awake at 2am,
to demonstrate image of pain 
as i await the monster folded in my bones to break fast 
depression becomes the invisible bug that flies on the skin of nights.


Abstractually Speaking

Eyes teleporting in zig zags
Spamming like daggers
Humanoid skull
Veins expanding out
Skeleton hand orbiting
Soul screaming
Love burning
Shrouded in darkness



It's hard to frame it in a picture
It's hard to add it in a mixture
Abstract emotions are swelling behind the light of my
retinas

Demonic angels i guess
A challenge to a game of chess
I'll chant a curse and I'll bless it
Abstractually speaking
© Jorgie T   Create an image from this poem.

Child of the Seashore

Sapphire reflections of a time when life seemed all but simple. The smell of plantains and coconut steamed skin was yet another reminder of the summer before. I still remember the way Denim floated against waves so opulent with Artic hues. The memory of you that day burned into my retinas. Skin as dark as Royal, Steel eyes wrapped in Azure clothing with sweet Persian beneath your feet. Share with me your virtue as we navigate Periwinkle ripples.

World's Gifts

As hard as one can possibly stare
I stared into the setting sun
My retinas burned on solar flare
Yet, I didn’t turn ‘til it was done

I promised self to take the time
To witness beauty upon descent
Just what really inspired rhyme
Now I know just what they meant

For life, a sleepless voyage be
Can be changed if we only choose
Take the time, yes, try to see
Gather it all, you cannot lose

This, I learned then to be true
I share it now to give to you
Form: Sonnet

Letter Sealed Kiss

Tartaric acid rain of the lost calligraphy Peels to melt the running emotions Drains clog beneath dynasties Commerce to no one in seas Pourtant je vois ceasefire See a spark of defiance Harlequin of belle dame misery Catatonic brutality ends within me Phantom of these nigh-mares Shriek away stares orbs no retinas Telltale sen em bras lambent Am I dying nevermore Mourning my own demises gavotte masquerade Is that a shimmer of light on my finale
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Her Intoxicating Smile

Her embedded dialect,
Savored

I become a speechless stanza,
Craving her conjugated inhales

Hopped up grins,
Engorge momentary lapse of pre-judgments

Grandfathered seconds pass my retinas with
3rd eye epiphanies, 
As she encroaches my textured tomorrows

How do I fly upon this gifted morn
When her lily-coated grins placate my Gaia wings,
Without uncertainty’s scorn

How do I breathe new breaths,
When her articulated verbs
Conjugate my silence

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©Drake J. Eszes

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