Short Sempiternal Poems

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


Summer Solstice

Sunward tilts the Earth;
steals away last shade of spring–
sempiternal day…
~ Harley White
< June 20, 2014 ~ haiku >
Form: Haiku


A Piece of Love

I like to feed

the beacon of sempiternal bond

On each petal of blue

Echos on the philosophy of other sky

I can mind the silence

merrily tweeting after the rebirth of midnight rain

the shadow of a promised river

copies the steps of secret winds

...............and love triumphs over all.
© Nilima Deb  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Forever Wedding

Demure young maiden
A bucolic bungalow
A fallen hero

Situation hot
Gray thick diaphanous smog
Cannot cool it

Desultory dance
A quick surreptitious
Fine country wedding

Grandma’s tailsmen
The bride adorned with daisies
Murmurous rumors

A nonchalant groom
A sempiternal set up
Quintessential joy
Form: Haiku

You Are My Universe

if galaxies were meant to be mine, i’d give you the universe in its entirety constellations call your name, and stardust descends in mellifluous romance- craving sempiternal love you rescued me from...drowning in the ebon sky _________________________________ Threesome Poetry Contest 1.4.20 Silent One

A Secret Stone

Hollow to follow
Willow never shallow 
     Surreptitious 
      Lithe
Yellow for show
Mellow for a pillow 
       An umbrella 
       Sempiternal

Little pockets of hearts break off with time
And with that the stone has to recover with each chime
Because of the 'major' interruption of the whole    
The stone is left with another hollow hole
Form: Rhyme


Bestow the cursed cure of paths

In the night wallowed forlorn arts, casting glowing shadows from amongst sempiternal darkness, such brevity before the course of riven lives cast aside, aside then and step through the open gate. Sojourn of the reveries again you must displease me, but in return a promised wish, and wish you do and wish you might upon this star, luciferous, the morning star.
© Ken Martin  Create an image from this poem.

Being

Made in
His image
When we do not obey
We perish
The Death of Deaths
Intangible, but
Most things of that Magnitude are

Drawn to the Light
The Eternal Source
Brings you hand in hand with
Pain
Struggle
And, as a byproduct, depth and growth
But, Alas
Pain is temporary, whilst Victory is
Sempiternal
Non-Temporal
Unimaginable
In a flux with The Flux of Flux
Being
god

Vacant Perdition

Vacant Perdition


Reeling listless
Empty story
Gazing, endless
Mandatory
Purgatory
Muted motion
Thinking sorely
Null devotion

Sudden urges
Fleeting feelings
Will emerges
Sailing ceilings
Disused dealings
Mislaid purpose
Broken meanings
Without service

It’s insipid
Bouncing bluster
Wisdom wicked
Nothing mustered
Lacking luster
Sempiternal
Filibuster
Silence vernal
Form:

Premium Member Sempiternal Keeper of the Watch

Amid the grace of quiet stones, a stroll down pebbled path. There within a forgotten time, behind an iron latch. Stands now in aged seclusion, of monuments to grief. A countenance in marble cast, beautiful Angel in soft relief. Heavenly comfort emanates, a coronal healing swath. Winged guardian to souls now passed, sempiternal keepers of the watch.
For the contest: Angel Sponsored by SKAT aces-
Form: Rhyme

To Be With You

Dazzling, CHATOYANT mirrors... 
Capture my inner soul; entrance me 
Joyously allowing these INEFFABLE tears 

LISSOM, graceful being... 
Join me in this SEMPITERNAL moment 
Forever keep this CYNOSURE from fleeing

Web of perplexing GLAMOUR...
Unbind me from being so INGÉNUE 
Releasing me from my blushing DEMURE

Wonderful, MELLIFLUOUS fire... 
Become my PANACEA eternally
Freeing my desire

To be with you.
Form: Prose

Moonstruck

I want to be like the moon,
A source of guiding light in the dark,
For the people lost in sempiternal darkness.

I want to be like the moon,
Who shines in the gloom, glowing with vigour,
A muse for the lover of arts.

I want to be like the moon, 
Radiant in the luminosity of the sun,
Surrounded by the dancing stars.

I want to be like the moon,
Too far, from everyone's reach,
Yet very close for those who seek.


K.S.Lakshmi

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