Short Slighting Poems
Short Slighting Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Slighting by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Slighting by length and keyword.
There is a flame
in her painted red mouth.
I'm doused in the gasoline
of self doubt.
Together we make a forest fire
out of a glint on an incense tip.
A slighting remark
turns into a chain argument
spreading fast across town.
The dragon lady and I
meshed in anger and hatred
of a burning world.
At Gateway yin
Long sham temple
Pink laced Taipei doll
Sealed Carmine red lips
Chiseled etched
Fine porcelain
From the four
Corners horn
Erected during
monsoon
Dragon tail rains
Swept gale winds
Funnel golden sand
Through pearly whites
That smile no more
Slighting the whitest Pearl
Ever Beautiful
Lifeless love soul
Dress eroded salty seas
Passages are lingering..
Echoes
We lie here together
Feet touching feet, Knee to knee
You and me, weaved into
a tangled messy heap
Your hair explodes across your pillow
A cloudy burst of brunette
Your breathe sighs a heavy relief
Slighting both our past
A past that ask tread carefully
Into a future of shattered glass
Brittle and already broken
Feet bloodied along its path
So what is one more splinter?
Into the souls of which we walk
From a life born into attrition
And deliverance by those we love