Short Serenely Poems
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I smile serenely and sit
waiting as my mentor taught
to please weary gentlemen
massaging egos.
Penned 11 August 2013
At the end I am serenely at peace
In the moments of my final hour
I feel the presence of the Lord
Who gently plucks me like a flower
Form:
A man soaking wet from the rain
Sat serenely sipping champagne
He was not a lush
Nor in any rush
Since he brought his own Hurry Cane
I sat serenely on the vine
The sun on my rind sublime
Came the farmer’s wife
with a carving knife
I’ll nevermore feel the sun shine
Party-face comes midnight creeping,
Proposing passion—piles heaping.
To boudoir—lustfully leaping,
Next I know—serenely sleeping.
Sun sets serenely on lakeside.
Our hearts slow to greet the pace.
A deep breath's so soothing.
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: 3rd place 2026
sky serenely blue
muteness envelopes the lake
but for the falls hum
1/7/2015
Contest: Traditional Haiku #2
Sponsor: Shadow Hamilton
Beautiful days.
Enchanting evenings.
Indulged, inspired.
Navigating naughtiness.
Busy being
Unusually unrushed.
Serenely sailing
Your yacht.
she wrote
"the serene hurt me"
i wrote are
you sure
that's what
you mean
i wrote that
as serenely as
i could
not wanting
to make a
bruise
Form:
Softly the wind forms a silent breath
Whispering intermittently between frets
Calming her fury she listens intently
The call of the wind beckons serenely
Form:
So very vivid and vibrant
Hues of all shades marvellous, dramatic
I see each golden leaf
As slowly it whispers past so gently
Gorgeous sunbeams peeping serenely
Serenely the breeze blows past
Gently she inhales to consume it all
Stirred by sounds so isolate
She strains to hear the wind call
Gathering her wares she she walks on
SAGE TREES SERENELY CANVASSING
Quiet tree branches,
Lean as if in prayer;
Leaves soon to be graved:-
Indeed, Spring will soon pass on;
Leaf-falling Fall, awaiting:-
Synonymous with cold,
So welcome at New Years,
Silently the flakes fall
Serenely and softly.
Soon, the chillness will bring
Sudden and sharp changes:
Strong storms and stinging sleet.
Sleeping so soundly.
Suddenly,spirits showing.
Spirits so sapphiric
Soul sinks, serenely
5/20/2021
Who are you
Who gently calms me
When the tempest rages
And all hope is seeping away
Then the peace returns
And I rest again with a calmness
So serenely given.
© Paul Warren Poetry
Unfettered
Afternoon
Ocean breeze
Slowly blows
Through the trees,
Hieroglyphic
Spanish wind
Serenely goes
And leaves me
Salt air dry,
Ozone high,
Catholically,
Cathartically,
Light headed.
Beside the Zhuque Bridge wild flowers bloom lonely,
On the Wuyi Alley the setting sun beams serenely.
The swallows that once nested in halls of the noble,
Have now flown into the simple homes of the humble.
(tran.)
..they swirl in swarms across
the darkening
skyline,
spiralling round the huge tree
like a coiling
vine;
they snuggle tight for the
night at the
canopy,
lansijang birds of Bohol
doze off
serenely..
Oh sing exponentially sing
vague ting-a-ling-a-tinglings
singest singing
ring a ring ringing
lifeless lives lost luminously
singing songs serenely safely
safely softly singing
Saw it leaving
as vividly near to me
as my own senses were.
Free of curiosity,
It had become
So unpossessive
Of true poverty
Nothing is lost
To yourself,
which holds all of it for a moment
and lets it go, serenely
without judgment.
serenely..
here
I dwell,
imagination
takes flight
and
I
drift
upon conspiration's
breeze..
content to
dream
and...
await
all that
transpires
inspired theme clip of The Mission
snow…
…falling…
…gently…
…silently…
…serenely…
…onto…
…a…
…white…
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Secretly I cherish each moment
Serenely I wish for a renewal
Whimsically my adornment sways with the breeze
As softly and tearily I recall each past liase
Sweet serendipity completes this abysmal morrow
As I recount my blessings despite my sorrow
Cherry blossoms cruise
Serenely on tranquil pond
Koi glide beneath
Seeking shade 'neath lily pads
Bright parasols on parade
Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
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