Short Storybook Poems

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Premium Member Moments To Treasure

A child's toy
   a parent's joy...

with a storybook
   curled up in a nook...

Moments to treasure
   oases of pleasure
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member BORN INTO A WONDERLAND

Today I’m grateful for being born into a wonderland
an endless storybook….
Where on every page there is beauty…everywhere I look,
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Always out of balance

Balance

is the effort

to keep it 

all even~

A storybook

progression of

action pursuing 

an ideal~

Usually shaky

at best as

separation 

keeps it off

Balance~~

Premium Member Faerie Tales

Faerie Tales
Fantastical
Starts once upon a time…
Princesses, dark villains
Grimm’s Brothers, and Hans Christian Andersen
Gingerbread house and a witch
Such magical creatures
The end closing
Faerie tales

The Fairy's Midnight Storybook

With shimmering wings and 
a wand of bright gold,
A beautiful fairy tale waits to
unfold.
She sprinkles her dust as she
tells of a brave knight,
Then tucks you in cozy and
turns down the light.
Goodnight, little dreamers,
sleep tight until dawn.


Premium Member The Story Of My Life

A 5-Liner on your Life Poetry Contest
Andrea Dietrich

The Story Of My Life

When my husband's infidelity thrashed
Into a lit dumpster our marriage dashed
A storybook is blackened
And the pages are so saddened
For he booked the wrongful passage that crashed
Form: Limerick

The Storybook

Hold me close, hold me tight,
don’t let me fall asleep tonight.

Whisper songs into my ear,
they will make the stories dissapear

I want to see the world behind our eyes,
and travel far behind the skies.

Take my hand and follow my lead,
Together we will succeed.
Form: Rhyme

Wonderland

When you get lost in Wonderland
Or Neverland with Peter Pan
Having fun with the Darling clan,
I have always wanted to look
Right inside a storybook.
I want to see the Tin Man walk
And to see an animal talk.
Where can I see this?
Where can I look?
Right inside a storybook.

Premium Member Jamez

^ Jamez by James Edward Lee Sr.

J ames is my Christian name;
A ways, please call me this;
M y life is as a storybook;'
E verywhere I go I look;
S o be aware and never, call me Jimmie kiss;O






 
^ pronounced "James"
11/25/17
)(Form: is really Name
but it's not in the drop down box)(
Form:

Make Believe

I wear your ring
as I pretend
everything's perfect 
in Neverland

Thoughts of you
that may never come true
but are perfect
in my Field of dreams

Oh how I miss
the way we would kiss
with the perfect hold
in my Fairytale

I speak of you 
in everything I do
amazed by the perfect scenes
in my Storybook

all in my Land of Make Believe

Premium Member A Duo Of Mythos Maigc 9

Written in every vintage storybook,
fancy script says ‘Once upon a time..’
Reeled in with that iconic hook,
no wonder girls are set up at age five. ?
Faith fixes expectations like a crook,
the folklore of forever sets in.
Centuries immortalize the quest he took, 
different words have a parallel rhyme.
A duo of mythos mirror each other’s look.
Form: Other

The Last Blast of Fire

Before the world 
       became home to the life we now 
know 
an inferno of fire surrounded it 
  The heat created life 
as the darkness 
    was finally shattered
  Little do they realize 
     how the begining 
 came about 
No Adam and Ever here 
  Just some atoms combining 
     the storybook is itself half closed
yet fortunately not completely forgotten

Perfection

Perfection, 
Where should I look?
In the sky above
Or haven
Or in a storybook

Perfection, 
Is there such a thing?
Is it love?
Or innocence
Under the angel wing

Perfection, 
Who can that  be?
A stranger?
Maybe a friend?
Or just simple me  


Perfection, 
Look deep in your heart
Is it the beauty?
Or happiness?
Perfection is the..... Art

Acceptance

Goodbye storybook romance
Goodbye motherhood
Hello singlehood
I'm putting my dreams away
and accepting the bittersweet reality
that you're someone else's child
Just for today
I relish the memory of holding you
Fresh and newborn
that I'll never let go of
Just to see you again and touch your sweet face
Is today's fantasy
and tomorrow's hopeful reality

Premium Member seared into my artist brain

wispy chiffon curtains parted a tiny bit
I faced a pink storybook horizon
a sailboat glided past,
completing the canvas
making it surreally magical

the dried flowers matched
I ran for my camera
hoping to capture this
so I could paint it at a later time

alas, it never looked the same
not ever that glorious
luckily, it was seared into
my artist mind
art

Storybook Moon

If someone told you, “Draw the moon
And try to get it right,”
The picture you’d depict would be
What’s hanging there tonight…

The perfect crescent, all a’glow,
Like in a storybook
And it looked less like it was real
With every glance I took.

There aren’t many nights like this
When it is opportune
To behold that classic sliver
Of a fairy tale-type moon.
Form: Rhyme

Natural Man

Is there a natural man,
The walrus said?
Whose ideas are bright
And feet are not lead?

Who says what he means
And means what he says?
Who is capable of love, an
All of the best?

The prince charming
We long for as children
Come out of the storybook
As is written

Please, come hither, soon,
For life without you
Is like an island on which
You are marooned
Form:

Premium Member You and I

our pace of life
gracefully transmuting
into golden retirement years

so much more
still to discover
with the time
we are blessed with
together

authors of our own
storybook ending
hand and in hand
toward the sunset



AP:  Honorable Mention 2020

Submitted on April 14, 2019 for contest FREE VERSE OR RHYME POETRY IN ITS BEAUTY (#3) sponsored by EVE ROPER  -  RANKED 2ND

A joyous tear


A joyous tear So ravishing and complete I fall to my knees In utter belief The words you have written Touch my heart undenied Oh my sweet my Madonna You are my life As I gaze upon your beauty I can’t help but believe You are a storybook love So ravishing and complete You paint a picture of inspiration Of pastel colors and dream

Christopher Robin

Christopher Robin a friend from long ago,
His author A.A. . Milne.

His friends Winnie-the-Pooh, and Tiger
Delightful and kind.

He was seen with his friends,
Champion of storybooks.

Real folklore  hero,
Beloved storybook friend,,

Colorful character ,
Visiting his companions from the acre wood.

Beloved and read by society,
What miracle this time passage.

Author: Gwen von Erlach Schutz

Premium Member Freckled Finish

Tripped the electricity in the forest,
tumbled to a faceplate on the ground;
The shock raised the pulse in my wrist;

A storybook vision may confound,
star-crossed sits doomed to diminish;
Ground yourself in nature’s mound;

Let yourself revive and replenish,
kiss all the petals of a wildflower;
Renew your freckled faded finish;

Bathe within a rumbling rain-shower,
untamed fuels an aura of power.

A Nook and a Storybook

Would I love a book and a nook?
My fantasy world, imaginary,
To me, every book is worth a look,
Even an old dictionary.

Would I love a nook and a book?
Meet some new friends for free,
I could sit and read in my cosy nook,
any book, like Pictionary.

Would I like a nook and a book?
Yes, for these I would trade the Earth?
Reading books, in a nook, no sooks,
Yes, nooks and books are what it's worth!

Fighting the Inner Man

I need to change my story
Confusion and unhappiness walking hand in hand 
I need some directions, a real plan  
I am in the center of a personal war fighting with the inner man
I feel like I can’t win this war 
I keep praying for a miracle 
Why is it so hard to turn this page, I need a new story with a happy ending 
I am hating the person in the mirror 
what a confusion ...this is constant sadness
I need a storybook end .

To Find

the look in her eye drew me in
and the depth of her mind destroyed me
in a most alluring way

heartbeats sparked
and I only had one choice
but to stay

in the heat of the moment
in the glow of the night

she captured something
something simple
I thought I had put away

soothing comfort with her eyes
dazzling senses with her mind

a chapter unwritten
a poetic storybook 
that only she could bring
and only I could find
© Ts Poetry  Create an image from this poem.

Anything's Possible

Entry level
Just a beginner
Made a mistake 
Was deemed a sinner 

Blue cloud in a red sky
Offset from the rest
Light heart and a clear head
Weight off the chest 

Thought she owned it all
When she blossomed into a flower
No responsibility
But wanted all the power

Wisdom with age
Overseeing the past 
Should have enjoyed more
Life moved too fast 

Storybook ending
Isn't realistic 
Anythings possible 
It pays to be optimistic
Form: Rhyme

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