Short Rose Colored Glasses Poems

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Premium Member Rose Colored Glasses

Rose colored glasses

a fantasy view perceived

splendid get away

almost not wanting to leave

everyone should own a pair...
Form: Tanka


Spectacle

There was an optician somewhat blind
Whose patients found him easy to malign.
So he gave rose-colored glasses
A move that calmed the masses.
Now his practice has become sublime.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Quixotic Dreamer

quixotic dreamer
constructing silver windmills
when she looks at him

rose colored glasses
optimistic attitude
giving them a chance

forever unite
a starry eyed realist
rebel who needs love
Form: Senryu

Placebo Gazebo

Come purchase assurance! Salvation sold here!
Our rose-colored glasses cure doubt, pride, and fear.
Believe without question and watch your faith grow.
(The price may be truth, but it’s not like you’ll know.)
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Rose Colored Glasses

Warmth blew in with the icy cold winter wind

It smelt like the bitter taste of brown honey

Stinging feeling that felt extremely pleasant

Something’s are worth looking at

only through a rose colored glasses


Broken Mirrors

Glass houses,
Rose colored glasses-
   All we hear 
   All we say...
How do you see the world
     from my eyes to yours?
All steps...back and forth
     walking through doors...
Who's house,
   mine or yours?
Form:

Can You See the Sound

Ding Rings True The clock bell blue Found a new hidden Hue Within warp-ed minds of the few Brought on by effect of very strong brew Through rose colored glasses anew Rings True Dong
6/5/2017
Form: Cinquain

Perception

++++++++++++++++++   Perception


                       Rose colored glasses
                          the truth has me seeing red
                       facets in focus


          GINSU-KNIFE   EASTPORT , MAINE  USA
Form: Haiku

Through Rose Colored Glasses

Through rose colored glasses
I see your faults
Your lies
But I vowed it all 
When I came to your bed
Even if the thorns scratch
The rose still offers me 
Besides my pain
A sweet aroma
My love for you


©? Brenda V northeast     29 Dec. 2011
Form: Ballad

Anonymous

I didn’t place my name 
Because I didn’t want the words tethered to me, 
I want no credit,
Hoping that the verbiage gives you sight. 
A prescription of my rose colored glasses. 
Hoping that each string of words are embroidered on your heart.

Premium Member The Masses

The brainwashed masses,
Wearing rose-colored glasses,
And nonchalantly flashing passes,
Never realizing the hourglasses
Are running out of time.

Miasmic shadows
And dystopian blows
Are working to transpose
The masses' crystal rose
Into a thick unending slime.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rose Colored Glasses

ROSE COLORED GLASSES

Everything crimson
Through my eyes everything red
Demons dancing in my head
Mars is blue Saturn red
Cut the body of an oyster it bleeds blue blood
Such an make believers' disaster
This is from mine imagination
It's what I see in my rose colored glasses

05/15/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr. 
2018©

Rose Colored Glasses

My heart was blackened and hardened by pain and misery
You shined your light upon my soul, it softened me completely
My walls they fell, I walked out of hell, my heart began swell  
What force, what power, what energy could this be
For I'm a man of sorrow who's face you lit up with glee
I now have found the one who's heart is meant for me.

THANKING GOD

GOD, I want to thank-you
For your miracles and blessings
That you have bestow
Upon my life and for being
With me through all of
My trials and tribulations
Thanks for guiding me through
Family betrayal, backstabbing friends
And a cheating plus one, I also thank-you for
Opening up my eyes to the real world but
Not through rose colored glasses
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Dream Lover

Your kiss is like nutmeg on my tongue 
Hot and spicy enticing me to respond
Notice how red your touch is at hand
Weak brown knees can hardly stand 

Passionately my heart skips a beat
Head over heels in love feeling free 
To be a little silly with rose colored glasses
Feeling sexy sweet and sticky like molasses 

Are you real or in my mood 
Have I created thoughts of you
Form: Rhyme

Rose Colored Glasses

If grass is always greener                                                                                                 on the other side of the fence                                                                                             that means I would have                                                                                                   to mow more grass
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Grook

Premium Member Ethnicity AI Glasses

Listen to poem:
Rose-colored glasses
the rough ahead seems rosy
details blurred ignored
dreams blossom with optimism—
truth in blissful ignorance.

Ethnicity lenses—
now that's a great idea
AI scans your race
then changes faces you see
into this ethnicity

All is rosy hue
all painted with the same brush
from the honey pot—
with judgment blurred, truth concealed
all differences bled away
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Rose Colored Glasses

I like it when you place me
Up above on a pedestal 
I like how you say my name
Even my nickname with love

I like how you chase me
With persistence until I catch you 
And flood your face 
With lacy licorice kisses

I like your gentle voice 
When you ask why I 
Haven’t called at all 
That days are too long

You make me feel seen
And special and esteem
And it’s enough for me
You can do no wrong

A Dead Head

I’m still a hippie tie dye through
Rose colored glasses tint my view
Flower power is what I talk
But I've lost my skip so slowly I walk

Sure, my bus died long ago
The one that took me from show to show
Across the land I followed the Dead
Grateful for how and what they said

Like the bus the bellbottoms are gone
And now the weed just fills the lawn
Of course, I listen to their songs everyday
And yes, I have a touch of gray
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Back Up

The world is getting crazy, early mornings more hazy. What can we do, to see it all thru? Not using rose colored glasses  half empty or half full. But something strong, that can cut thru the bull. What can possibly have that kind of pull? I Don’t know but I would imagine, it’s got to be about a connection that might not be understood.But comes to us, at the depths of our sorrow, when instead of focusing in, we ask for a better tomorrow.

It's Magic!

It’s Magic!

FOR MY NEXT TRICK,
I’ll take away what is making
Everyone sick around here.

I’ve been hired by BP to
make the oil spill magically disappear.

Hocus pocus! Abracadabra!
Here take this pill,
wear this amulet spelling
ABRACADABRA to ward off this disease,
and put on these rose-colored glasses.

That black splat out
there is just whack!

According to BP,
It’s really just a
big blob of bird crap!


CATCH PHRASE POEM ENTRY

Last Call

Years ago, was the last call
For lonely hearts, because I put
The past in the past and moved on
I begin to see the beautiful souls
Of so many people 
Who had lost there way
Out there were people
Worst off than I was
I begin to see things differently
Through rose colored glasses
I know that there is
love out there that will 
Fill your heart and 
It's enough for everyone

LAST CALLED FOR LONELY HEARTS-COLLABORATION SPONSOR 
BY LINE GAUTHIER
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

As Time Passes

Looking back with laughter and tears, 
 hindsight clarifies the years
 and quickly as time passes
 we see the past in rose-colored glasses.

The haze of innocence fades
 with every experience taken and made
 knowing now, everything done in youth
 eventually finds its own truth.

Mistakes made in time
 no longer plague the mind
 they were a well-learned lessons
 gifted by time blessings.

You and me
 we were meant to be
 and every lesson earned
 was paid and learned.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Amber Autumn Leaf

Mirror mirror 
On the wall
As an amber autumn leaf
I too shall fall

Nothing is promised
Not even life itself
Except if you live
You too shall meet death

So live your life well 
Be happy and true
Dare to denim care
And return love too

Watch the sun rise
Enjoy the view
When moon is high
Take it in too

For life flies by in scenes
No matter your age
Sometimes it seems 
To just be a phase

Until it passes
And you’ve prayed
For rose colored glasses
Of yesterday
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Time Illumination Once Upon-

Once Upon a Time illumination, black tie Chevron Wild mushrooms Spice Market Rusty Dried mud puddle now crusty Breath of fresh air Pearly Gates Tongue-tied Showtime polish Stone ~ Once Upon a Time terracotta Hot potato first kiss pins and needles Once Upon a Time croissant Cream of the crop Rose Colored Glasses Tulips in Spring hot pink Prickly pear Driftwood tree house ~ Time illumination once upon
3/28/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020

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