Short Seamed Poems

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Momma Please Forgive Me

I cry when I think about my mom
I was bad at being a son
I thought she had so many
that she loved more than me.
The son that always
seamed too busy
to even
visit
her
Form: Nonet


Threads

The tailored line,
bespoken Poet

With needle sharp,
to hem and sew it

Where thoughts as threads,
stitch out as whole

Whose words once seamed
—contain my soul

(Villanova Pennsylvania: November, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

LOVE







Love is a gift straight from heaven above 
when it is right it feels like wearing gloves
Love is a virtue for the beloved    
offer it gently to the one you love. 
Bestow it like the doves do up above,  
seamed as one always soaring and in love
Form: Rhyme

When Morning Comes

Chill in the morning      
As the sun glimmer softly
After a mountain

Cool breeze whispers hushed
Aroma sizzles from cup
Of roasted fine beans

Dew trickles from top
Dousing planks spewing earth scent
Thumping, thumping feet

Birds seamed melody
Waking colors of nature
Thought, silence whispered
Form: Haiku

Premium Member What Fascinates Everyone So

the large bouncy ball nestles in the basket
  the small bumpy one rolls into the hole
the hard, seamed one flies over the stadium fence
  the ball that's kicked lands in the net of the goal

what is it about its round form
  that fascinates everyone so, that
as we grow, we often trade one for another
  always looking to 'have a ball,' you know
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member London 2000

Cellophane wrappers tossed aside
Street worn
Dark tide.

Dashiki dressed strode in pride
Street worn
Dark tide.

Refuse strewn …side laced
Street waste
Dark tide.

Dirty white, short height, left faced;
Street waste
Light tide.

Blighted boughs, deformed, reformed
Street waste
Light tide.

Diverse, rich cream, seamed………
Street dreamed
New tide.
Form: Rhyme

Liberating Arts

To what end art,
or music, or poetry,
but to frame a moment
and simply see something
of that moment itself,
ineffably ordinary and peculiar;
her seamed and wrinkled face,
a silence broken to uneven lengths,
the exact expression of love -
and in that moment have revealed
something you hide from yourself,
an ability to remove the frame
and still see the beauty

Premium Member Texture of minamalisam'

Nano nil glitch, stroke; flow lubed leach.'
Synch rich, stichless seamed.. interlocutional smooth streamed'
Formed by in-flow, tronic sensed
Fluid deep texture, by each slide'
No stroke denied, draw and thrust.'
Inspiration (less dust) sidling idling'
To form in a texture, of influx overflow.'
Slick up my sentances; an arrest-less go.'
A new tapestry, out-grows.)
Form: Verse

One Cell

Run…
As fast as you can
Red shades of dismal
Flowing fear
Melt to the glass of sand

Hide…
In the hollow hidden dry
Drink down the spell 
Of earth and hell
Indifferent to the sky

Lie…
Forever un-seamed
Face down amidst 
The death of sound
Black holes of melody

Sleep…
To the blood of setting sun
From spiral dreams
Look down at what
One cell has now become

…Jeff Bresee
Form: Lyric

Purple Lips

Her lips are purple with words
that crown and not demean;

Her mind is laced with golden threads of 
thoughts seamed into rational words;
on them are actions like embroideries,
hand crafted by wits above sweaty brows,
by wisdom above hard labour.

Her purple lips is beyond the shade of a purple lipstick 
Smudged on her lips while she gazed at reflection in a mirror,
But it is a shade of her femininity beyond just being pretty.

Baseball

Baseball

they made it round
so it would roll
light so it could be thrown
seamed to grip
so it wouldn’t slip
but skip curve dip
dive dance on air
soaring in high looping arcs
brushing clear azure blue
landing outside the fence

it was made for play
and bringing people together
to share the ambience
of a balmy summer day
sitting on a bench
with nothing to do
but watch others 
play the game
and wish you could
do it too

		David Sermersheim

Premium Member Women's Legs

Double G, Grace,
(or Leggy),
was the talk of town
and her legs in black-seamed stockings
were put out in ads
in London's parks 

Women thought of these ads
on the Metropolitan
and thought how their legs might lead them
into fancy ways
with certain boyfriends
gathered after dark

How they thanked Leggy!
So Leggy had letters
from all over London
giving lurid details of 
legs' adventures on mattresses
in London playtime larks  





4/23/2015
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

My Rise

every time i close my eyes

i think of every moment that these times would rise

look up in the air an touch the sky's

forget every time that i said goodbyes

every question i had was what and whys

and everything else just turned out to be a surprise

looking at everything that was out of size

thinkin of all my friends like there where a prize

because everything else just seamed like lies

i make my tries

as everybody implies

i hear the cries

this is my demise
Form: Lyric

Ordinary: An Extraordinary Thrill

The blaring, deafening diesel
Horn warned its imminent approach
To the major intersection
Of town with four cacophonies:
Each longer than the preceding
One as its screeching wheels clamored
Across the unevenly seamed
Cold tracks causing each set of wheels
To rhythmically sound their unique
Click-clack beat as the weathered cars
Swayed side to side in a seeming
Endless queue of commodities.
Far off in the distance is heard
The faint four as it rolled westward.
Form: Verse

Hello Love

hello love what an other time of day persuaded am i to let you stay come with me if only in this little while felt it in my heart wrapped all around your smile pictures of you and of a me pictures of us both coloured like ghosts the universe is ours cosmicing all stars fly me from your moon rest me in your cocoon tastefully butterfly winged angelically you are seamed sew sew sew me a sleeve minus the weave never said good bye to a hello love ?
art
Form: Lyric

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