Short Straightening Poems

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Premium Member Sneaky Humidity

“All dressed to kill; please don’t let it rain!”
Hours spent with flat iron
Straightening out the curls
Here comes sneaky humidity to undo this “do”

~*~


Premium Member Straightening The Curls


He is a lonesome young lad, not happy,
with curly hair he thinks he looks scrappy.
     Dunks his head in pool with spin,
     cold water his nose sucks in.
Tangled hair straightens, but he feels crappy.
Form: Limerick

Envy

Bus ride
Little boy plays with his thumb
Bending
Straightening
Giggles and giggles
In pure joy
Sitting beside
I look at my hands
They look ugly and tired
Evil too
All sweetness taken away
Nothing left to play with tenderly
Before it ends
The journey
Form:

Life

LIFE

Life is just a journey
Yet it differs from the others;
Once begun
You can’t turn back
To start anew.
You only need straightening out 
The things you have messed up.


So we should be careful
With it
For we’ll never have 
A new beginning
Until we reach the end.
art
Form:

Banking Hall


The queue has moved
Am at the counter now,
I hand over my stash of cash.
“good morning” she says,
I had lost the greeting culture.
Such warmth.

Sifting through the notes
With her silken smooth fingers,
Sorting, straightening bent ears,
Stashing in safe drawer,
I wish she would
Sort out my heart
And keep it safe in a closet.
Only she would access!


The Conventions of Normality

Normal. 
Just a word, 
Six letters, 
Yet so powerful. 

Normal. 
Suffocating the unique.
Destroying the unusual.
Submitting to society. 

Normal. 
Following friends.
Feeling fearful.
Frightening the foxes. 

Normal. 
Taking away abnormal. 
Straightening society. 
Creating the same.

Normal.
One word,
With so much depth.
One word to create a uniform world. 

Normality is overrated.

Premium Member A Second Stream

Our earthly love
completed its course.
What started from
a sudden spring
rushed
eroding land
and loose rock
straightening the way
with force.
It could have gone much smoother
had I known upstream
what I know
down:
Gravity
takes care of everything,
though the damage
is part of the flow.
I thought all would end
in a trickle,
but you left me here
wading.
 
March 5, 2017
for Open Poetry Contest

Premium Member New York Jolly-Boat Time

When the urge takes you 
Suddenly 
to move forward in you

Touch of Waves 
Under your feet 
Wind's flavor 
On your nonchalant neck 

Straightening of the spine 
Shivering 
To the four winds 
Trembling sensations 
of a torrid sunset 

Sweet music of the heart 
that allows the lovers
to find themselves for a moment 
in the shimmering flames 
of their newborn present 

Aby, New york 26th May 2022
© Aby M'Baye  Create an image from this poem.

Changing Scenes

Scenes of life keep on changing,
Tend to keep us wondering,
Darts of flesh make us faltering,
Keep in touch with God praying,
Propelled by spirit to go on praising;
Tarry in the Lord thanking,
Lest we fall prey to temptation wavering,
Moving forward trusting,
Lord is ahead guiding,
Being our mentor guarding,
With his grace redeeming,
Making our ways straightening,
Helping us to go on marching,
Without any shrinking.

Premium Member Escape Goats

Escape Goats



Just good old' kids,
Never meaning any harm,
Been in trouble since they were born.

Straightening' the corners,
Flattening' the curbs and crushing pebbles.
Someday the hills might get them, but the law never will.

Making their way,
The only way they can,
Which is a little more than the law allows.

Just good old kids,
Couldn't change if they wanted to,
Fighting' the system like a modern Day Bonney and Clyde
© John Long  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Spring Gardening

Raking out the garden,
Straightening the stones,
Thinning the perennials,
Removing old dog bones.

Cutting off dead branches,
Clearing out the hedge,
Burning all the rubbish,
Straighten gardens edge.

The air is finally warmer.
Spring flowers raise their heads.
The Tulips and the Hyacinths first,
To look up from their beds.

Next the Daffodils break ground,
Soon to raise their sunny faces,
And I rush to prepare the ground,
Make ready all their places.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Dog Chase

My dogs are similar to cats in some respects
sometimes they get a certain stance
give each other a knowing look

a chase that rivals a squirrel chase ensues
they jump from couches to recliners
circle to the bedroom and back

the furniture moves two to three feet
as they begin their next jumping session
they are huffing and puffing now

it is like having giant four-legged gorillas inside
they just raced out again, the chase is on
I wait before straightening the furniture
dog

The Dollhouse

The dollhouse was a gift from us
For Chanukah, one year.
Our grandkids played a lot with it
And that’s why it’s still here.

On Fridays, when we babysit
(Though mostly they’re in school)
I do a bit of straightening,
But just in minuscule.

For I like when the dollhouse
Has its furniture all neat
And every little figure’s
In a bed, a crib or seat.

I rarely find it that way
And the dolls might be misplaced
But I make it look the way
My childhood self would have embraced.
me
Form: Rhyme

Drastic Dances Drooling

spartian spirit spurring
sumptuous soles straying
salient strength scrunching
saucy strife stalking
spooky south squashing
sane stats straining

desirous dare dancing
damped desires dangling
drastic dances drooling

smothered sight smoothening
stunning spurs straightening
salty soaring sparring

oodles oomph oozing
dare awed spirit.
      19:12:08:09:22

~Note~ A dare saw a spirit floating in the air, ascending... It goes there at intervals... Wishing its parents could do it.
Form: Sonnet

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