Short Strangers Poems
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Damn the strangers who judge a book without even holding its cover, even for once.
January 28, 2024, PST, SPC
She used to see him every day,
Their paths crossed one day,
He smiled,she blushed,
They stopped being strangers that day.
Sleek blurred silhouettes
beneath colored umbrellas
shun falling silver.
On the path to golden sun
strangers all walk together.
The ships gone adrift
On the blue portrait of us
Were just two strangers
No destination in mind
Every port just looks the same
High.
A king is nothing,
Without a crown.
The sky, like strangers meeting,
Tense, alert, quiet.
This colossal being ... seeing.
the two strangers met
in a sunny afternoon
feeling deja vu
Example for the Twin Flame Poetry Contest
3-2-2016
We were just strangers
With yesterday still fading
Becoming best friends;
It's amazing how life works,
Making such changes seamless
Pinned hearts marked the origin
of familiar narrative,
of strangers' exploration
for outside alternative.
In night's chance, my eyes found you,
and my heart saw love.
Since, my heart fantasizes
your eyes saw love, too!'
Compassion within
reflected by each kind deed
done with loving thoughts
and good will toward strangers
without expecting reward.
childhood shoulders
incline
toward one another
wrinkles
leave no place
for strangers
memories fill in
the gap of time
1/21/2018
Staring at frayed picture of yesteryear
An old man lives with strangers
His caring son and wife
Date
Sept9 2016
Contest Kimo
10, 7 6
Loves control through Fear
Variant spouse-righteous blame
flat liner heart waves
thirty and four-lorn strangers
where does the time go
Melodies
Of strangers
Passing by.
Distortions
From the known
Passing through.
By: Sabina Nicole
Contest: smile and frown
Written: 8/22/12
Of All Places
strangers at smog check station chatting, exchanging numbers - come what may…
1/29/24 Sweet Lady Jane (Marilene Evans)
a string of strangers
she lives with daily danger
homicide victim
retired recluse
for years too fearful to leave
made no difference
Willow tree leaning, hunched
Weeping leaves into steams skipping
Over stones and decaying twigs.
Ships that pass unseeing
In the shade.
Who wants to live long life
always run from the danger
aside from stray outsiders bullets
away from friendship of strangers
i'm
a drink
on the rocks
straight
no chaser
with wax in
my ears
no siren song
karioki to take me
with
strangers
in the night
Form:
I search for a home in the strangest places
Look for love on strangers faces
Can’t say hello without a goodbye
But pretty girls don’t cry.
Two mindful strangers
We meet with our pasts unknown
In the present state
You judge me, I judge you more
Thinking your thoughts and future
Strange strangers in my room
Trying to find some skulls and bones
Like it will save them from doom
When the time for reaping comes
Lonely
Strangers
Meeting
At last
Never strangers though at times lonely
Meeting at last: our one and only
8-13-2019
Tyburn poetry contest
Who brought us the plague?
"The strangers", they cried - "kill them!"
And the plague just laughed.
- #Haiku
On journeys far or near, the warmth of strangers reflects my family of one world.
One Liners Three, Silent One's Contest
12/8/2015