Short Shimmered Poems

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Premium Member wavy wealth

               ~ coins tumble, silver …

shimmered brine pays the day’s debt 

          deep  … a moon’s pockets ~
Form: Haiku


Premium Member On a Summer's Day

The water shimmered on the bay.
The sailboats all went out to play.
Mary let down her hair 
by the water there -
all on a summer's day.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Luna's Glow

Light shimmered upon the lake
 Reflections of Luna's golden glow
  She reigned in midnight blue skies
   Gloriously glimmering before my eyes
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

She Must of Been a Crescent Moon

She must of been,
A crescent moon,
The way she shimmered,
And glows,
With the Autumn hues,
Her love,
Luminously sweet,
With the palm,
And maples trees
Reynaldo Casison
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Dead Roses

Dead roses on the doorstep,
whispers of love turned to silence;

the memory of your smile,
moments that shimmered like the dawn~

lost in shadows of the setting sun.


Premium Member Snow at Dawn

Slumbering, I dreamed that
sugar crystals drifted softly from pink sky 
till sunrise, when I awoke, and
sweetness greeted my eyes.
As if sifted by angels, 
it shimmered in winter’s dawn.
Form: Verse

Mother's Weeping Child

Not as that, sweet fountainy
Rainbow-shimmered
Sounding for whose own distress
A day's, rain-loud.

To be pitied, O, as much
The boy referred
Who strives to plug what aspects
A bursted cloud.
Form: Rhyme

My Love For You

I fell in
Love
When I 
First saw
Your beautiful
Eyes
They shimmered
In the sunlight
Like ice
Sparkling
Your lips
Are perfect
Light pink
Heart-shaped
Lastly
You
The perfect 
Girl for
Me
© Via Kotha  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Sea of Diamonds

As the morning sun 
Shone its warm light 
on the cold, green grass, wet with dew
It shimmered like diamonds
And I thought to myself,
It is a beautiful moment 
To be paying attention.  

Kale Brereton
Sept 8/18

Lost In the Light of Our Love

Lost in the light of our love Drenched in the beauty of heaven sent dreams Heart beats sing echoes above Silently swaying neath shimmered moon beams Lost in the light of our love
Form: Rhyme

Shimmered Light

~ I followed on a moonbeam as you went floating by So I could see the beauty in this chilly winter sky For every time you smile the heavens up above Glisten in the shimmered light of your December love ~
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Snow

Slumbering, I dreamed that Sugar crystals drifted Softly from pink sky till Sunrise, when I awoke. Sweetness greeted my eyes. Sifted by angels, it Shimmered in winter’s dawn. Written Nov. 19, 2015
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Day the Rain Swept Through

The rain swept through 
on a winter's day 
leaving sky and land 
well broomed. 

Bluest blues were 
heaven's hues 
while grass and 
trees gleamed green. 

Sidewalks shimmered 
as fallen leaves shivered, 
the day the rain swept 
through.

Shimmered In Daydreams

Shimmered in daydreams Twilight fades the dark skies as sunset weaves its light into my weary heart – shining hope on the edge of a glistening horizon calling to me from beyond a saltwater shoreline – shimmered in daydreams as my thoughts of her refuse to rest

The Gibson Stradivarius:

in "Angels & Demons" you wept softly,
shimmered your strings in a supine grace,
reached warmly over the edge with
a tremulous honey vibration
rising in crescendo, dripping into shadow,
then onto a deceptive cadence;
your amber rhythms stirred the inchoate
with a chord seared by sweet lament –
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Dawn Awakened

Dawn awakened and replaced the moon
Empty, the sky where once stars were strewn
   In repose, Luna slept after wandering night skies
   and spider webs shimmered in the light of sunrise
      Dew glistened like diamonds on the fragrant rose
      as a gentle breeze billowed my sheer nightclothes
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Airs, Hereabouts

An emptiness, now do they
Sky-hearted convey.
Or blow cold, with high-pitched moans
When that for our ran-through tones
As rapt shimmered. Fey!

Dawn-breathed, hearts first warmed up in
A shook house, within
To hear: "refresh, in the free.
Where to spin as tops, friendly
I'll, too, be laughing!"
Form: Rhyme

Late Dawn, and a Fishing Bired Blinked

When the sun had melted straw to gold and dawn had shimmered, out of its platinum dream-mask, then the lank kneed heron allowed itself to blink once, however, the darting minnows were too small to care much - they knew the tall still bird, had no use for scraps of silver foil.

A Piece of Heaven

Silent midnight, crescent moon overhead
Molten silver shimmered on dewy grass
Tender jasmine and vibrant marigold
Danced with the gentle breeze
As softly it caressed my sleepy cheeks
Resting on his warm loving shoulder
10/09/2011

By Tahera Mannan
For Constance’s “ Six Lines Of Poetry, Please” contest

Hope Is a Journey

Hold on tight to this dream
it has feathers
that I found under the bed
where a princess lay her head
while her pony
waited shivery silver in the moonlight
at the edge of December
beside a laughing stream
that shimmered the thirsty
stones and said...
hope is a journey
best begun alone
alone alone alone.....

Old Flame

I saw him standing in the street 
he  so vacant eyed and weak,
refused to see me as I passed
For I recall the summer last,
when fireflies shimmered in the stream
and he had promised me a dream
before he set his soul on fire
with mistresses of white desire
and now his ashen face decries
the way a burning passion dies.
Form: Couplet

Dancing To the Song of a Loon

Dappled light shimmered from a golden moon, and peered into a grove of bent willow trees. Arched branches swayed in a gentle breeze, as if shadow dancing to the song of a loon as she warbled the lyrics of her mating tune. July 15, 2022 Bite Size Poem No 49 Contest Sponsored by Line Gauthier
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member WHERE ARE THE WEEPING CLOUDS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ frost cracks empty soil~ no mercy in cloudless skies, thirsty roots gasp deep river stones whisper, dust where minnows once shimmered~ ghosts drink the moonlight snowless mountains plead~ dry throats of sleeping cedars dream of weeping clouds
Form: Haiku

Debts Paid

Pieced together thin slices
like a slivered moon
mosaic
cobbled snapshots of splendor and pain

Fractured glints of crashed boundaries
uncollected past dues
mingled souls’ shredded fabric
a patchwork insane

shimmered moonglow does knock on
your window each night
poke your nose through the fog
and unlock the safety chain
Form: Rhyme

Hibernation Is Done

The moonlight shimmered off
The new fallen snow,
Across the field walked
Two baby deer and their mother doe.

The beauty of the sight 
Overwhelmed me with awe,
And, oh!  More majestic!
You would not believe what I just saw!

A whole mess of animals
Running to have fun, 
To gather in the center,
I guess hibernation is done!
© Zelda Cane  Create an image from this poem.
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