Short Roused Poems

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Premium Member Reminisce

Old love note sullied mood; roused feelings thought past. - - - - - - - - - - - - - (C) 3-Jun-17
Form: Lanterne


Premium Member Life's First Passion

    Clouds move in random fashion

        ‘til roused by life’s first passion

           ~ We gape at Heaven’s reaction
Form: Rhyme

In The Morning Light

All upstood this white house 'fore
Sun-roused, but not lit for.
Of whose own faces, tulip's, bell's.
And her's; sweetly charms more.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Value On a Hill

VALUE ON A HILL

diamonds roused in dirt
compact monetary worth
those jewels on the hill


4/14/18
written words by James  Edward Lee Sr. 2018©
Form: Haiku

The Drunk Man

Like a helpless child he was taken
Could not be roused even after being shaken
Like one recently deceased
Even when gently carried
Like the dead away he was taken
Form: Limerick


Premium Member The Trouble with Tribbles

The trouble with Tribbles? 
They leak and they dribble
especially when in your lap.
Beware if you cuddle;
they’re likely to puddle
when they are first roused from a nap.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wellsprings

Everson Cleverson 
Ralph Waldo Emerson 
Seeker of truth from the  
Marrow within 

Transcendent acumen 
serendipitously 
Roused from the soul, sacred 
Journeys begin 

13 Jan 2021
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Dawn Song

Dawn song / sweet trills / thin flute roused
Splayed light / warm vibe / worn slats doused
Dream haunts / harsh cough / plumb tears smart
Heart touched / mixed thoughts / frail past frouse
Form: Jueju

The Honey Fold

A ram ready to love the wind in the tree
 Roused by the action of the sea
 Intellectual walker on a tightrope of glee
 Emotional and warm as honey fanned bits bee
 Stinging fire to the eyes, preserving privacy
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Love

love brilliant and Alive shines so brightly erasing sorrow with faith and hope for moments roused by love Ninette Contest Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Caren Krutsinger June 28, 2021
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Pure Devotion

Young moonlit eyes flame
  
    roused by infatuation
       until seasons change...

     hearts bearing nights’ languished  thorns 
as pure devotion ripens




Written 7/12/2018
Tanka 57577 Contest of Poet Doctor
Form: Tanka

Premium Member His Majesty

Kitty awakened me at four.
He wanted to go out the door.
Roused from slumber deep,
Can't go back to sleep.
Not so, sweet Kitty, hear him snore!!    

Won No. 2

Written for Francine Roberts' "Short and Sweet" contest Dec. 26, 2011
Form: Limerick

Genesis Broad-Spectrum

Genesis Broad-Spectrum An ethical grey scenery alert was roused lenses shuttered, in hues of Red, White and Blue. Theorem of imagery collision, flashed old fashioned—PolaROId, ammunition developed HumanØ1ds.

Operatic Performance

Skilled songbird on a fence stump.
Diva on a dais!
Ensuring, for what's brought, more'ore
Of grandness to the fore

Whilst lit of morn, from behind
Are facing, window-bright
Bed's uprisen, roused in the heart
Swollen praise on our part.
Form: Rhyme

Roused For Our Rendezvous

To go as promptly
As longing can.
Two sparked feeling-forms.
A lightning storm's!

Held back, no more, in
Waiting for it.
Fear, overcautious
To be nauseous.

Frustrates, does ever
And heart and soul
The real self; of Love
Sanctified above.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Screech Owl

The Screech Owl Miracle Man 9/28/2024 I roused the screech owl from its hole in the tree, Instantly it was talking with an unfamiliar voice. It continued its noises while making dives at me, To exit that tree quickly became option of choice.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Pursuing Madness, Folly

   Twice around the world he sped
       pursuing madness, folly
   Unrequited lover he
       denied, his desperate volley

   Once ignited, passions roused
       flames obey no limits
    Wildfires scorch the tender earth
       unbridled desire's afterbirth
Form: Rhyme

Treachery

Daffodils hang their golden heads
Beneath the ice and snow.
The cruel hand of Winter
Has dealt a bitter blow.
                                           
Disguised in rays of springtime,
She roused them from their bed,
Then struck from secret ambush,
And left them limp and dead.
Form:

The Beginning

Roused by a sharp and painful cry
A known tone from very nigh;
I'm amid the storm-safe in its eye
gracefully floating-where am I?

Regaining past as the oblivion fades
The arduous life staging numerous plays;
Though life seems unfair and hard to tew
Its a chance for me to start anew...
© Linga Siva  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatern

Love's Delight

I brushed her hand in movie light—
Her fingers opened, clutching tight;
My heart soared high ‘til end of show,
I pulsed with joy, so long ago …

I roused this dawn and touched that hand,
Discerned its convex wedding band
And, as blush sunbeams ended night,
I warmed once more with love’s delight.
© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Black Nazarene

Black Nazarene
Christ of dark brown skin
Miraculous healer
Refuge of the believer
Image replicated from an old burnt homage
Carrier of the cross in pilgrimage
Housed in Quiapo church of the East
Roused the penitents of yearly feast
Savior of the strong and weak
Strength of the devouts that speak
Form: Other

Magnification

Close up look at a gorgeous glow
that roused a heart for blood to flow; 
Fair sheets that bloomed in sweeping scope
when peeped through lens of microscope.

Vivid hue in radiant tone
whose loveliness sinks to the bone;
Purplish pink rose in gorgeous gleam 
like swirling clouds on skyline seam.
Form: Quatrain

Winter Love

Love, roused by heat of flame in snow;
Two hearts that froze in time did flow.
The warmth of touch made hope anew; 
The grace of charm came right in view.  

For, when the touch of warm embrace 
conquers the pride, love comes in grace; 
It's what winter was made to be,
to rouse warm love from you and me.
Form: Quatrain

Please Be My Val

I have waited for eternity just to hear you say,
'Yes, I will be yours',
and we will together travel the path,
that is paved with lovely red roses.
Now, I can see in your eyes,
that glittering power of passion,
that roused my shriveled hope,
as I make this request,
will you please be my Val,
even if it is just for a day?

Endless Summer

The hot, autumn sun
spills effulgent;
dark branches, roused,
glow lustrous as blue day.

Burgeoning trees
cling to verdant leaves
denying impending
vermillion days.

Summer's love abides,
warming laggard blooms
under the flowing fern.

Summer will stay for now;
Winter patiently waits
to renew the ripe world.
Form: Lyric

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