Short Ropes Poems

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


Premium Member In Ironic Drape, Ropes Hang

hard against the wall
the seat of death finally rests
in ironic drape, ropes hang
wicker basket waits
a twist, a turn, beheaded
mans inhumanity dealt
Form: Choka


No Ropes

We are together and apart, like hyenas. You demand to be captured - roped to a pulse but I have forgotten how to knot blood. Love arrives quietly. My lips brush the wet vines of your hair.

Ropes

We are together and apart, like hyenas. You demand to be captured - roped to a pulse; we still know how to knot blood. After the questing tenderness arrives quietly. My lips brush the wet vines of your hair.

Ropes

You done me 
mosaic. 
The rover has landed 
on Mars. 
Will you come 
tonight ? 

Circa.
I was searching 
the white ants 
on the blackboard.
They had drawn 
a map 
of the moon.

I would not 
cry, 
for the fallen tree. 
It had left 
the legacy 
of ropes.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Ropes of Love

When we stand so close that I feel your breath
And we are looking into each others eyes
I feel the strands of love; as fine as hair
Reach out from your heart; and from mine
And they entwine within each other
They they wind their way into - and around - our hearts
And I feel that we are one


Premium Member Frayed Bell Ropes - Bell Form

Frayed Bell Ropes Time did not disfigure her nor disillusionment disarm the strike of clapper’s tears shed in the agony of renewed peace. fraying bell ropes forgotten joy calling home 6/4/2017 submitted to – New Form – The BELL – Poetry Contest
Form: Shape

Gothic Ropes of Pearls

White  house  picket  fence  garden
Black hair kohl eyes  blue rose lips 
Chef folding egg whites into souffle
Defrosting preparing cooking lunch
Sculpture of a laurel-crowned  bust
Oriental  rugs  bare  wooden  floors
Inhale   a   sweet  antique  floral  air
Chink  iced-tea glasses Dominoes
Form: Rhyme

Off the Ropes

I'm not a fighter but,
I Didn't come here to play
I go the distance like Kim Duk Koo
So f***ng walk away
You'll have to kill me
Before I go down
So you better be ready
To go another round
Proud I came from nothing
Proud to be a man
My boy Luke said
Sometimes nothing
Can be a real cool hand

Two Ropes

Full of passion; it's here I 
stand,
with two ropes taut in each 
hand;
neither yet worth to let go; 
how long must I grip until I 
know? 

Mighty Atlas, I wish I could be, 
for the earth it feels weighs 
down on me;
the pain is torture and it's only 
the start;
for now I can't let go but it 
might tear me apart.
Form: Rhyme

Show them the ropes

Show them the ropes 
They tighten the nuse
Then roll up a smoke
Decline all the food
Smoke up some dope 
Buy them some booze
Nowhere to go 
But tying their shoes
Going for broke 
Dice that they threw
The goal is a joke
No smiles from you
Gone cold as a coat
Or ice on the roof
That's totally froze
And too high to go scoop
© John Conde  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Poetry Ropes

Don't know what I'm doing.
Trembling I learn
to express my thoughts
and feelings with 
new exciting words.
Innocent yet mindless
to poetic etiquette.
No disrespect 
to the masters
of it's grace and elegance.
Couldn't really tell you
a stanza from a blitz.
Hoping you'll all guide me
just a tiny bit,
so I dont look a fool
and can find my little niche.
Form:

Premium Member My Parachute Ropes

Listen to poem:
I move, I move, My wheels turn like wild things My hands cry the rims I run in my dreams I jump with style I dance I move, and dance My eyes sing like sopranos My mouth uses color Like a rainbow Behind me I run I run and I run The drip lines in my arm Are parachute ropes I steer them alone To land here I stand I dream, I dream Nothing keeps my mind Inside my faltering Little loving body With dancing Writing pen *** January 13, 2017

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