Short Suggests Poems

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Chris Christie

Chris Christie
the road to the truth may be just a tad twisty
a bridge too far
the bully boy suggests you had no need to come by car.
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Zen mode

penning poems with no need to rehearse
suggests we must assign no ownership
so whenever we do conjure a verse
we dedicate it to God as worship
Form: Quatrain

Based On Running Bear

Running Bear and White Dove
swim forevermore,
Never to be parted
or together nevermore.

*Poem based on the song Running Bear, as the title suggests

Premium Member Cluttered Desk

Some say a cluttered desk Suggests a cluttered mind, But, in my case, it seems Makes things harder to find.
Written July 7, 2022

Premium Member deforestation

stripped forest stands bald
cacti buds hold their heads high ---
restless vezhambals 


N.B:
In Kerala Vezhambal bird suggests the endless waiting for rain
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Mammalian Limitations

How does a mom feed her triplets?
By getting some kinda griplet
allocating teat to liplet...

….I guess.  Seems the math
suggests that this path's
more suited to bats.

Premium Member Sequential Sequent Stars-

So suddenly settles silence 
Suggests strongly stunning smooth so shiny 
~a silver surrey sequencing sexy solaced stars~

12/23/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020

Premium Member Writing In Sand and Stone

Writing "I love you" in the sand suggests that love is meant to fade;
That it can be washed away by life's periodic tides.
I suggest we write our love in stone, always carving it deeper.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Keep Calm and Carry On

My good friend Maureen every dawn Suggests we “Keep Calm and Carry On” Excellent and easy Dear Miss McCreavy Great words to live by so wise to carry on (For Dear Maureen)
Form: Limerick

Viewed From the Ground

Happy birthday, dear Marjorie, 
The moon suggests a serene sound; 
The firmament's light is starry 
On a clear night viewed from the ground. 

Topic: Birthday of Marjorie DC Asuncion (March 22)
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Mildly Amusing Limerick 7

Personal Tag

There’s a personal tag on my car
It’s a stand out in my repertoire
It suggests ‘HUG’M NOW,’
And it must be highbrow,
For the source was our friend NPR.

Brian Johnston
June 29, 2015
Form: Limerick

Betrayal

Mercury nights unrelieved
betrayal passionately suggests
Our future- parallel in jest
From jumping many potholes
Freewheeling college enterprises
Found my candle beside a manhole
Your tongue is dirty like fame

Premium Member The Beauty and Gristle of Life

Motion

Suggests

A story of

Change..

A dance of

Separation..

The drama of

Wins and losses..

This beauty

And gristle

Of boundless

Life

Seems to be 

Inherent in

Motion...
Form: Blitz

Veiled Irises

To  explore the mystery,
Behind veils of irises
Covering sinful beauty;
I am imprisoned, no less
By the pain your look suggests.



6.14.2015
Contest--Through Your Eyes
Leon Datu   Visual 3
21 words only
© Leon Datu  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Backlit

Backlit

The light behind

Is not behind

Except in the

Conventional way..

If not behind

Separation stumbles

Paradox suggests

Not-knowing

Appearing as 

Backlit..

Rivers are rivers

Again...

Premium Member Bad Memory

Do you think you can forgive,
that my brain is like a sieve?
A memory in absentia, 
suggests possible dementia,
or perhaps, instead,
scattered holes inside my head.
Once, I was a kid like you, 
and one day, you'll be old, too.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Does Separation Remain In What Was Just Said

Does separation remain

In what was just said..?

(The police are watching..)

If so..some more words

Or different words

Might fix it..

Alas..each and every

Word suggests separation..

What is one to do

Or not do..?

Premium Member Stillness

Stillness

Suggests motion

Which suggests 

Mapping of

Space and time..

In the map

Thoughts seem 

To rise to

Lay out stories

Of past and future..

These seem as 

Features of

Words

Oppositions

Language...

Mood Swings

Tragically, I am happy,
not much to moan about.

Contentment can get old real quick.

Mind suggests turning on the TV
to Fox News or even CNN.

Tragedy! Doom everywhere!

Now I am back,
now I am cussing under my breath,
but softly
so my wife don't hear.

Premium Member Zen mode

mind suggests we leap
transcending the concept
of an extra day imaginary
brought forth on this day
being a leap year

a sunbird builds a nest
knowing only love
renewing within its heart
in the ever present now
with no memory imagery 

ah! to be the bird …

Already

writing this
next poem
i think i
wrote

this before
but my mind's
rolodex suggests
something similar but

not quite
the same
but the
same

though 
i want to 
pen a poem
in present tense

my time has
just ended before 
posting this this will be 

my past
Form:

Premium Member Butterfly Effect

Butterfly effect manifests From the ethereal Universe does as heart suggests Now holding not appeal We careful what we ask For time takes us to task In monk mode, in sun bask Each impulse select Butterfly effect 18-March-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Is that another laugh

I reach for a book
A tiny arm comes out of the spine
The arm slaps my hand
Not that one, my muse suggests

The next novel laughs as I open her
Then she screams
But wait
Is that another laugh?

Have these missives always been alive?
Why has it taken me so long to notice?

Premium Member What remains

What remains?
a story of love~
an appearance of
skeletal remains
of a structure which
appeared as love
and still does~~


"This" 
is a story
of the inexplicable
appearance of nothing~~


A story
of life implies death
and the paradox
suggests the whole 
as it is~~

Premium Member Moles Day In the Sun

Nevus, dysplastic
Less than fantastic
Asymmetric?
Center line trick
Irregular border
Suggests disorder
Highly colored?
It’s no dullard.
Diameter large?
Time to take charge!
Rapid evolution?
Seek a solution.
See your derm path
For that mole
Before his burrows
Take their toll.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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