Short Sheathe Poems

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


Premium Member Fierce Rains-

raindrops fierce and rough; confidant over and done with; so grazed sheathe air space; 4/14/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Cotton Silk Satin

With durable softness
I grace sheets and cushions;
I have a most beautiful feel.

With colorful crispness,
I sheathe fashionistas;
I'm cotton silk satin - all real!


Nov. 9, 2017 for nette onclaud's Knit Your Fabric Contest
Form: Verse

Premium Member Knifing

Knifing

Bread knife
Case knife

Clasp knife
Fish knife

Cut right
Such tight

Real life
Sheathe knife

Loose strife
Streak knife

Ex-wife
Wild life

after life
been cut
by knife

3/10/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018
Form: Footle

Theater For Thoughts

‘Tis they who are fabulists:
The Fakers-to-be who are not
And the Fakers-not-to-be who are.
‘Tis they who employ language
As theaters for thoughts
Composing black apparel
To sheathe the naked corpse
Of the often too black Truth.
‘Tis they with the organized souls
Who are fabulists.
Form: Verse

Sheathe the Unkind Heart

[ I thought this poem especially apropos now with all the turmoil and fear racking America lately.]




Sheathe the unkind heart and
cage the mind's wild monkey,
and let the dogs of anger bray
only at the lonely cool moon!

For the other, too, has a soul
that seeks sanctuary, as you
do, in this cold vast Universe....


Premium Member Sentimentality

True feelings concealed craftily
beneath the saccharine sheathe,
toxic fantasy of self items fostered
by the colors of chameleon skin.

Sprawling spurious emotions,
pretentiously paraded skillfully,
away from the edge of reason,
epitomize the camouflaged ego.

____________

May 29, 2022
Contest : Sentimentality
Sponsored by : Julia Ward

Serene

Three years have passed by
Since the day that we met

I still remember your brown eyes
Serene, I would have called them

Until I saw myself getting reflected
In the deep dark waters that you pulled me in

I could see the chaotic waters swirling
A burning heart and razor-sharp strands of blood

Your weapons, unweilded
Yet you could never sheathe them in

Premium Member 'sheathe'

I want to wrap myself in your arms
Feel the tension drip away
Like a leaking faucet
I want to leave all my angst
On that hardwood floor
Never to be picked up again 

That might seem trivial to some
But for me 
It is an opportunity to breathe more easily
A chance to laugh from my core 
Instead of pretend
That I can do this on my own

©132509032016

Me' Fury

Me’ Fury

Me’ fury, ensue, inasmuch of the bullies; my halo es leaning, me’ grimace is beaming, my hand on the hilt, mahound be at awe, es me’ duty

Sheathe the’ inedible reach, lid thy albinism duress, your forehead me’ claymore to rest, snipe fell manual take topheth, down to the cove shall descend 

Coffer, tricely  Mankind, pending another one come, donion debar de devil, Lord with the wade, or bis mein Woden o hoard
Form: ABC

Beneath the Radiant

Sinking into me
This silver broadsword
Pull it from my chest

Sheathe it in your gold
Transmuted from my ash
Collected from our final clash

Lying atop a branch
Atop the mighty tree
Born from my death

Reach down, angel
Pull me from the dirt
I can't see the world

Underneath your light
The glare is far too strong
I've stared for too long

The world is born again
You've learned to fly again
I'm buried once again
© Derek Chos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Eternal Dream

When I begin to meditate
About the life before now
And the life that is due to prevail
Deep in this thought
I heard calls from no where
 Chanting into my ears
A note of warning
“Don’t let the trees surrounding
 This wide fence fall”
Amid this puzzling call
I unearth from a far
Mix voices flaunting a goal
“We will not sheathe our swords
Until all our desires come to pass”
In between these dilemma I inquire
On whose command will lives live?

20/6/2013

Dreams

A dream without an action
Is like a mission without a vision
Or an emotion without a notion
A true commotion set in motion

All will be in deep sorrow
If we slumber today to dream of tomorrow
Hunger, famine and thirst will follow
If with our strength in dreams we choose to wallow

But all who dream should stand and work
Pledge their strength and give their word
For Jack will be dull if he plays with work
And all will be slain if we sheathe our sword.
Form: Rhyme

Taunted

Silk curves buoyant
hiss in their unzipped motion
unfolding desire
chided into spaces
as distance shorten
expose to un-sheathe
the quivers  
of enticement;

Seriatim sling shots
embedded within
the tremor
of high pitched
vocals
caress
the wet slips
in agony; 


Chastise 
moments?
but i  yearn 
for more 
in flexed 
sinew
and tightened
muscles;

Impetuous
for I breathe 
warmth and fire
into your cold soul
with a smile
provoking you 
to a world of
another entity?
© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.

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