Short Sleeting Poems

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Glimpses of Ardor

The wave-
Crushing dreams
Swallowing hopes

The storm-
Influencing pain
Sleeting fear

The wind-
Rushing anger
Twisting fate

The calm-
Momentary silence
Vision of light

The rainbow-
Indications of ease
Glimpses of ardor…


Premium Member Cold

I'm cold, cold, cold
There's little else to say, 
Except I'm cold, cold, cold
I'm locked outside to play.

My mommy doesn't want me
Getting in her way
It's sleeting and so windy
But outside I must stay.

I'm cold, cold, cold
I wander and I stray
I'm shivering and wet
It's an awful display.

I begged to be let in
But have no moral sway, so
I'm bound to get pneumonia
And then I'll pass away.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rain

Misty sleeting engaging sprinkles Drops of mornings dews Gales waters tinkles Water droplets sun embraced rainbow hues Rain Silent Sea breeze sprinkling I crave the silent splendid breeze Tradewind showering I hear the mountains sneeze The clapping steroid seasoning Waterspout Nature's faucet turned on flowing When will, when will the rain Stop
5/26/21 Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Rhyme

What I'M Feeling Now

It feels like-

There is a spike. 

Of some chemical. 

Which makes my body feel like metal. 

There is a new heart beating. 

And my skin is sleeting. 

Like a fine ice. 

That will shatter, not very nice. 

Someday, I shall feel the pain. 

But I am in the presence of a memory that is vain. 

So I smile. 

As my blood is draining into a vial. 

And I act friendly. 

Or else my actions will end up in infamy.
Form: Rhyme

January 12, 2015

If love is fleeting
Then it's sleeting
You said you hate me
Now you date me.

You get me riled up,
When the bills are piled up.
I'm already stressed,
I can't deal with that mess.

You want to do things
Like people with rings,
But there's so much more
To marriage than that.

Marriage is love
And caring and sharing.
Marriage is much more than rings
It's dishes, laundry, bills & things.

The kids who rob
You of your sleep
Your key fob
They keep.
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