Short Submerse Poems

Short Submerse Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Submerse by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Submerse by length and keyword.


Galactic Emotion

 
Is this feeling galactic?
Or simply lactic?
Your presence is celestial
These emotions, extra terrestrial
This feeling is inexplicable
Ignoring it would be despicable
You are my brightest star
I can't imagine you far
for you are the center of my universe
And in my love you shall submerse
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Romancing Spring

Come to green mother

Naked, willed and wild

Visit the bed of death

Where circles hide

 

Submerse senses in the newborn

Aroma and cinematography

Tease the skin with warm wind

That tumbles and tingles dry

 

Cradle the baby’s breath slowly

As it toddles and cries into a bouquet

Beneath a marbleized sun

On the beauty of a bashful April day
Form: Rhyme

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AN ALLITERATIVE QUATRAIN

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Premium Member Wake Up-Wake Up Everybody Dreaming-

If a rose has been torn; Where has the dandelion been born; And dirty dish water been submerse; And all that's left is bread crust; Whom am I to judge; Where is my love; These feet are not mine to walk; My lips are shut I can't talk All this noise... Everybody screaming; All these thoughts; Everybody dreaming Wake up
8/13/19 written by James Edward Lee Sr.©2019

Premium Member Stardust Swirling

Swirling, spiraling universe Stardust in galaxy submerse
Coat me in refined stardust Brightest star afar entrust Contended with His Divine Love In Seventh Heaven above
Swirling, spiraling universe Stardust in galaxy submerse
Sponsor: Nette Onclaud Contest: Stardust In An Octella Written this Wednesday, July 10, 2013 Poet: Sara Kendrick


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