Short Small White Poems

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Premium Member Blackberry Winter

blackberry winter small white blooms not for picking prickly spring cold snap
August 3, 2022
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Small White Snail Craws-

wintry desolate an aquatic, white snail craws betrayed by the lake 5/6/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Winter Wings

Gaily falls the snow this night

Like small white wings that take flight.

It's lovely to see

But cold as can be.

That beauty comes with a bite.
Form: Limerick

A Small White Deer

There once was a small white deer Who no one could quite get near She was very fleet On her four wee feet And was seen only once a year
Form: Limerick

Benji the Dog Loves To Bark

Benji the dog loves to bark
As a small white dog giving it all his heart
To each one he sees walking past
At his front door for lots of laughs.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad


Premium Member Crowded House

Amaryllises fill the flower lover's small, white cottage,
In pinks, apricots and burgundy, near summer's edge.


Written on: 2/5/2022
For: YOUR BEST RHYMING COUPLET, #4 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: L MILTON HANKINS
Form: Couplet

Monoku

a small white wild flower smiles in the flower bed ~ i water that too 

Date: 09th July 2022
Contest: The art of peace poetry contest 
Sponsored by:John Lawless

1st place winner of the contest judged on 16th July 2022
Form: Monoku

Premium Member The pelicans have landed

A large mass of pelicans 
grace the waters 
of fort loramie lake 
in mid-march 
a sign of springs coming 
large orange beaks hang 
off small white 
stubby necks 
as they parade across 
calm waters 
gliding graciously 
in unison

Angel's Trumpet

Still green
the leaves shaken by a trembling silence
covered the boughs
and the blood red bracts
a lover's kiss
around the small white flowers
to the giant datura trumpets
crushed like bleeding rose petals
into the goblets of wine
take the lovers lives.

Stay a While

You of carefree smile,
Tips of small white teeth
Dividing plump blush lips,
Pause here, stay a while
With me, sit beneath
This evening sky that grips
Our hearts as though
We'd been laid bare,
Exposed for heav'n to see.
Stay here. Do not go.
This moment ever rare,
Dreamily vivid to me.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ring Finger

Fountain of light
Showering on some
Small white lilies
Creating smiles
In the orange sky
Leaving eyes
To sparkle upon
The smiles of her
Tender heart
Opening In the
Light
Of the glowing
Fountain
Piecing together
Love, beyond
The farthest stars
Forever held deep
In her ring finger

Russell Sivey

Mars Is a Wonder In Itself

Mars is a wonder in itself, a future plight;  
its surface has a dull, red dust...
two small white moons amazingly bright
in a universe too dark and vast.

Some believe that it has water and even glaciers,
they saw a crater wider than that of Mount Vesuvius;
speculation or belief, a realistic thought persists 
to start a voyage when Earth gets colder than Mars.
Form: Rhyme

I Wish I Never Had

Alone and floppy with nothing to wear
Silently, I left you there
But I wish I never had

The marks of lifesaving staining your skin
I couldn’t dress you one last time
But I wish that I had

I saw you again, just once more
In your birthday dress
That you were too young to wear

I left you there
In that cold white room, then in that small white box
But I wish I never had

Premium Member Yucca Moth

Yucca moth small white Feeds upon yucca Quite unique sight Could say pure pukka. 'Pon tea, did alight. Right in my cuppa Quite a unique sight Sails of felucca A moth so white bright But blends with yucca Quite a unique sight Blended in plica
A form called Yodel. Pukka meaning excellent or high class Felucca a sailing ship Plica folds of a plant
Form: Other

Premium Member Winslow

Two men walk down a dusty street 
in Winslow, Arizona.
One places small white crosses 
at the curb and recites names 
while the other bears witness:

"Juan Fernando Lopez”  
“Presente!”
“Maria Anna Ramos”  
“Presente!”
“Jose Angel Fernandez”  
“Presente!”
“Restos mortales”  (Mortal remains)
“Presente!”

This continues until 
that day’s accounting 
of bodies found in the desert
is complete.
© Don Groves  Create an image from this poem.

A Zen Garden

A circle of small white stones
brass wind chimes,
one lone, pink-blossomed cherry tree,
birds twittering
small fountain tinkling - the whole works.

I sit, empty my mind,
too much tinkling and twittering
grow restless, recite
a low pitched Buddhist hymn
which scares the birds away.

The wind picks up
chimes tinkle -
tinkling becomes annoying,
a clanking;

Now I can hardly hear myself
not-thinking.

A Spiritual Warning

He decided that he wanted to be Welsh;
this vague idea took shape in the shapeless.

All the Big Mac’s he had ever consumed
began to alter his form.
they changed him into a cute
small white Beluga whale,
being a privileged white man
it made a kind of sense.

‘No’ he shouted
into an eager and responsive universe,
'I said Welsh!'

Later a Welsh speaking whale
was found beached
at an outdoor swimming pool.

What Is Love

What is the recipe for love?
A red, red rose or turtle dove?
The clasping of a small white glove,
or from above, or from above?

How can we know when true love starts?
Is it outside or in our hearts,
or from fey Cupid's shooting darts,
or fits and starts, or fits and starts?

How do we attain our life's dream?
Is it through gentleness or steam,
or maybe nefarious scheme?
What is the theme? What is the theme?
Form: Rhyme

White flower

White Flower
——————-

Simple, exquisite, beautiful 
this small white flower had panache,
dancing gently down from its perch
until it arrived near my feet.
Many others had traveled prior
but this one, oh this precious one
found me within the aubade woods.
It’s delicate petals shown white
with accents of orange and purple
the peak of color and brilliance
and yet today, no, why just now,
did it end?
———————-

Premium Member Healthy Relationship

“I can’t live without you”, 
Was a small white lie often said.
“I need you so much” was another, 
“If you leave I’d rather be dead”.

Then there were the smaller lies, 
The “I love watching girly films too”.
And “Relationship isn’t just about sex, 
I want to learn all about you”.

Relationships are often fed on fibs, 
Lies that aren’t too precise.
They make us feel happy and wanted, 
Make us feel lovely and nice.
Form: Quatrain

The Wave

A small, white scar
a fading bruise
an upset stomach
nothing to lose
nothing to gain
alone and afraid
numb with pain
the feel of a cut
and a stab in the skin
the song listened to
and im crying again
to just get away
to some other place
so they won't look
at the look on my face
the smile, the frown
its all going down 
to the dark
to the death
and the wave at its crest
crashes down on my head
and the closing
the end
and its done
© Sally Knox  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

American Gothic { Picture Poems}

After noticing a small white house
this painter decided that it would look
fancy if someone would live in it too
so using his sister Nan and his dentist 
Dr. Byron Mckeeby this colonial print 
is mimicking 19th century Americana
And to think that they were never even standing
in front of the house they had been painted separatley





Grant Wood 1930
Americian Gothic

The Art Institute Of Chicago


Entry For Brian Strand's Ekphrasis
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Mt. Battie / Camden Maine

The dragonflies danced in the crisp Maine air
on a draft from the ocean deep.
Their delicate wings teased the breeze
high up on Mount Battie’s Peak.

Blue-black they flew like the night time sky,
as the mica flecked granite shone,
Seeking nectar sweet from blueberries bushes
and their small white flowers’ cones.

The silvered sea was surreally framed by
a multitude of human eyes;
Dotted with miniature sailing boats
A scene full of wonder and sighs.
Form: Quatrain

Where the Wind Blows

The winds of love blow gently 
amongst the sand dunes of living.
The seeds of doubt cast aside
by the wonderment of giving

Facing destiny together
many squalls along the way.
Small white clouds of hope
saying love is here to stay

Life to be lived in unison
Swaying to life's tune
Dancing  under the stars
Listening to the crickets croon.

Finding ones soul mate
Is like poetry not quilled.
Working together for inner peace
Brings happiness fulfilled 

May 18.  2013
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member - a Small White Poem -

I float on my white wings
      A sky filled with dreams
      Like a white dove symbolizing peace
      White as a bride ... purity and maidens
      Free to find ... kindness ... steadfast love and unity
      Experiencing everything ... enforcement ...openness and truth
      Free to win ... new start and development
      White dove fly in the freedom of the souls embrace
      Always shall pleasure live









28.12.2013
A-L  Andresen :)
Form: Verse

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