Short Shivered Poems
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'Twas so hot that I shivered
My lips so dry they quivered
Salty tears clouded my eyes
my plumbing bowdlerized
what shivered
out in the cold
thy naked soul
that we witness
the autumn leaves
have changed to gold
without someone to hold
When I looked at peers in a school,
The heart start shivered within.
But now- girls ignite my fuel,
From peers shivering my skin!
Sophistication should always include a spoonful of spotless spontaneity
Shamus shivered, silently seconding Sheila’s sassy sage suggestion.
The sky was full of drifting snow;
It seemed the silent world was white.
He shivered as the snowflakes fell,
And watched her footprints fade from sight.
A worm that floated in a brook
spied a fish, shivered and shook,
asked himself, "Who needs
a fisherman and his evil deeds?",
and quietly slipped off his hook.
frozen moon
shivered in horror
when death rolls.
Honorable Mention in STRAND CHOICE R,any form,any theme Poetry Contest sponsored by Brian Strand
I shivered an amorous snail
climbing up intrepid a leg wall
light years ahead before I sleep
AUTUMN
shivered yellow sun
struck by autumn demureness
scurries to the west
it rained as you left,
and your goodbye shivered in
the rear view mirror...
ice cold reflection looked back
as tires broke the silence
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8/29/14 For Alfred's Tanka Contest
the night lay draped in foggy mist
ships were blurry over the coast
as sun showed up in the East,
fog shivered in deadly fright.
hurrying to hide somewhere,
fled away in haste.
I shivered on the shore where first we met,
and watched the broken moon dance on the lake;
this solstice eve, as memories beget,
now always drift the moment I awake -
with peace within a heart that can't forget...
The lady,
came out,
and turned about,
she was on a shout,
kid heard it loud,
he shivered,
in anticipation,
stood fixed for a moment,
then shook head as if shrugging it down all,
and went about playing the ball.
This day of Autumn shivered
And then did sneeze.
A thousand gold-leafed foiling
Of birch, beech spilt.
Soon, and colder, will it be
Known for its wheeze.
What from off each bough, dance-frozed
Spooks finch's lilt.
Bare hands stirring over my body
Little resistance, pushed against wall
Echoing of my scream shivered down
Strong figure felt like a known to me
The stare sensed me of my own blood
Little did I know, Dad about you..
A splendid butterfly
Floated out there
I there frozen
Watching, winging in flight
Gazing its beauty
Onto the air
Its rippled wings
Shivered, so bright
Couldn't allow it
Out of my stare
Such a beautiful invite
There was a one-eyed pirate named Fred
Who wanted to reform and get wed
The wench who took his measure
Had got used to the treasure
So she shivered his timbers instead
4-6-19
Contest:Pirate Themed Limerick
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
A seeming kindness and gentleness wooed me
and like a wounded dove beneath your hand, I quivered.
To calm a flight filled heart was your decree
and yet conquest and not contact was delivered,
wanting, waiting, for your touch, I shivered.
A SMACK
copyright: r.k.chakrabarty
08 Nov, 2014
A smack
I shivered
Moon eclipsed
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.
I found monkey behind the bush throwing up
He must have had one too many bananas
He ended up scaring the raccoon out of me
As i shivered i must have had too much wine
Being not much inclined to strong stuff...
I curled in bed as angels swam in and out
The downpour was steady
As the father and son
Took shelter under a tree
Soaked, all three shivered in delight
As the father gently lifted a leaf
A kiss on a little boy’s smiling cheek!
24.6.2021
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Contest: Bit Size Poem no. 9
Autumn’s shivered eyes
closing over brittle tears;
deepened breath as winter calls.
Late November dreams
of summer’s fevered essence;
life bloomed green in lush bouquet.
07 Oct 2014
OCTOBER BLISS or NOVEMBER DREAMS/ Sijo or Sedoka - Poetry Contest
It’s cold
It snowed
I shivered
I shoveled
A Solstice sun
Silently smirked
Iridescent icicles
Licked their lips
A crunch of crusted snow
Battled the scritch of shovels
Headless snowmen
Wandered in wonder
I shoveled
I shivered
It snowed
It’s cold
Jazz was born beneath a heap of rubble,
An abandoned stray, her life was a poem
The more she shivered, slunk and tried to hide
The more she appealed to my rescuing side.
It took lots of convincing to bring her home.
She was certainly worth all of the trouble.