Short Stubbornly Poems

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Premium Member Of a Spark

What's the point? 
What's the use of a spark
that stubbornly refuses
to ignite a flame?



Date written: 09/01/2019
Form:


Old Voices

Old voices echoed
Stubbornly until they drowned
Soft remonstrations
Old worn useless endearments
Rising waters held silence
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Wound up tightly

I have reasons to worry
stubbornly I refuse to send mixed messages
~ a smile I might shatter



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member Promises Kept

U.S. Governors take a 'Hypocritic Oath'
Vowing stubbornly to be blind to both

  Whatever contradicts their beliefs
  Or might give their citizenry relief
Form: Epigram

Premium Member One God one Way

Satan stubbornly, still stupidly schemes.'
God however has means.!
Earthly kings, dream evil dreams
religions preach..Such nonsense streams!
Yet!  Only Jesus came; clean...!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Summer Heat

In August sweltering heat prevails as summer stubbornly digs in her heels, refusing to cool down.
8/1/19 For Caren Krutsinger's August Ninette contest
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Chasing a Mirage

A woman catches lonely Jim's eye, but she tells him...
she's taken, yet he stubbornly fights to win her affection
That's Jim, he always wants something he can't have
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Sleepy Me

Night kept me close to her heart

Refusing stubbornly to let me go

While day anxiously was awaiting

My self into her arms to throw!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
      12 January 2016
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Battleship

a battleship sits stubbornly in a bottle... fire cannon one_crash
Inspired by A Poet Destroyer Contest: One Solo Epic Senryu or Haiku: In A Bottle Written: July 22, 2014
Form: Senryu

Pearl Wedding

When we first met
You were impossibly irritating,
And yet, so stubbornly persistent that,
Like a piece of grit in an oyster,
You just stayed put,
Until, over time, 
We created something beautiful.

Rebellion Storm

Rebellion is a storm It rumbles
Tossing, scouring and rolling stubbornly
It tears here and smashes there
It roars and maul ferociously like a hungry lion
On it is trail ruins and destruction tell its tale

Premium Member Antiquated Me

opinionated
stubbornly unique
determination
some say old school
wizened and wily

unpersuasive
immovable
often hard-nosed
antiquated

obsolete
intensive
old-fashiioned

antique 
common

me
age

Wigglies

Saw one squirming out of the drain
Was it an earthworm or a baby snake?
Must it think the loo a posh place?
Tried washing it back to its home
Stubbornly held on, refused to go
Perhaps its left its past life below?
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Magpie

Of all the birds, both foul and fair, 
You stubbornly refused to wear

Full mourning at the Crucifixion, 
And were cursed with this affliction: 

Piebald broods of raucous young, 
The devil's laugh on every tongue.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member ORGANIC IMPRESSIONS-:-

ORGANIC IMPRESSIONS-:-
ultimate 
 perceptive
longings 

idealise 
identity
into PIVOTAL FIGURES
stubbornly
 fanciful 
excesses

theatrically 
sentimental
with ALLEGORIC EMPHASIS
strictly 
 defined 
exampled

praised
inspiration
Form: Other

Not To Me Death Not To Me

How ca I retire
So soon ?
How can I rest
Hastily ?
I am not drowsy
Nor am I fatigued.
I dictate
Stubbornly
To silence death
I resist
To escape the doom.
Away from the grave
I vamoose
Away from the edge
I  whizz. 

Drencho POET Loads.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Facts

Facts are precisely what they are,
Indisputable;
Stubbornly enduring stains.
Pour gallons of bleach 
To completely submerge in bucket,
Fat chance; the stains remain.



Date written: 09/29/2021
Form: Verse

Premium Member Sudden Beauty

The trees were thick, their needles sharp As I stubbornly fought my way. So heavenly, I heard a harp The scene in the clearing that day. Jagged peaks in lake reflected, Astounding because unexpected. For John's contest "A Nature Verse"
Form: Verse

Stubborn

In pastoral lands
With green fields abound
And high hilltops to search and explore
The old man sheep stubbornly stands
All alone in wind and rain
The shepherd looks on and idly wonders
Whether the wether, will weather the weather,
or whether the wether will not

Premium Member April shower

Café tables on terrasse drenched in rain ~
everyone’s indoor as if on hold
waiting impatiently for the sun to come out.

April showers bring may flowers
but we aren't happy to pay the price ~
meanwhile the rain stubbornly won't let up.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Sister Sarah

Sometimes Sister Sarah seems subjugated
Sometimes she seems simply silly,
Sometimes she suddenly screeches shrilly
Sometimes she sounds sophisticated,
Sometimes Sister Sarah shrugs surreally.

written August 26, 2021
[playing with words when my muse
was stubbornly aloof!]

Premium Member Tragi Comedy Contest

To all those who have placed entries in the above contest
I am unable it seems to finalise the contest I have chosen
Winners and locked it.' Yet the finalize button stays stubbornly
Dull.' I will keep trying to work through this it's not the first time
I've encountered it.'God bless.'

Georgie Boy

I haven't any motives to bind me
I'm on a greasy pole
unable to encounter the top
Conscience is for somber occasions

A dream is a foolscap
Yesterday was a brown envelope day
Waiting for Mr Goodbar
My conversations have run dry
I lost my credentials
Now we are stubbornly erstwhile

Premium Member Skeptical Society Statement For Sure

Society is not only ignorant. It is generally cowardly. Society and it's foolish cronies generally preach justice, freedom, and equality and yet too often practice injustice, promote slavery, and stubbornly too often insist on inequality.Welcome to hell, but I would prefer heaven, thank you.
Form: Blitz

Premium Member A Mind Made Up

a stain doused with bleach, 
     scrubbed with power grout brush
           yet stubbornly remains.
   confrontation with a mind made up...
                  a losing battle.



Bitesize Poem No.54 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Line Gauthier
Date written: 10/30/2022
Form: Verse

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