Short Suzette Prime Poems

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acceptance

although
our love died
my hopes will linger 
stubborn and destined to fail
until the sands of time blast her from my mind
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member southern belles - edited

beauties
unruffled
on a steamy day
float in boats rowed by their beaus 
white silken hands folding their fans at sunset

I Am What I Am





I am 

what I am 

a woman of love 

created by God himself  

no amount of slander can change my nature

Premium Member Success

success
will not rest
at wind up  but start
pulled back in the bow awhile
seraphs linger in ride’s resist then fly high

Premium Member Steppin' Down

farewell
stepping down
less one this ticket 
empathy for our country
the torch is passed, age has revealed its sly self
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member an act called cetacean stranding

when paired
pilot whales
choose one mate for life
a monogamous linkage
survivors will beach themselves when their mate dies

Premium Member Fare Thee Well

there are
merciless 
words that shatter joy
falling with tears of farewell
as sorrow’s wayward ghosts come fleetingly home

ATTENUATE

ATTENUATE

     A wee dram of malt whisky is savoured neat ~ attenuated with ice cubes for those petite.

     8 / 11 / 2026.

Premium Member Cold Comfort

I drink
myself dumb
grief is a cold rock
ice melts in a glass like stones
neither my life nor your absinthe have been neat

Premium Member Progression

city
finds busy
wheels rotate on roads.
deals stir like ripples in minds.
since centuries, life rolls on with progression.

Premium Member melting nights


July's
melting nights
stars dripping silver
puddles of clandestine heat
seeping into the scant cracks of summer shade

Premium Member morning grass

------
stencils
of dawn's grass
trace a hallowed climb--
as morn in display unfurls
I gaze at sprouts ascending in godly light

Premium Member Spectral Splendor


dew crafts
crown on grass
gold flakes fall with leaves
fire furrow paves garden path
gilded trees adorn autumn’s spectral splendor

Premium Member soft flow


listen
in silence
gentling hues, soft hope
singing from the stars, the night
gushing, glowing, song’s subtle showing, God’s light

Premium Member poetry



sculptured 
soulful words
are our endless streams
quenching mountains and plains’ thirst
as golden pens glut the barren lands with songs
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Generalizing People Is Ridiculous

all whites
democrats
Irish or Scottish
Not ALL, philosophers think.
All Japanese, all Chinese, all Indians…
Generalizing any group is ridiculous!

Premium Member Women Meet For Lunch

women
meet for lunch
laughing and talking
giddy to see each other
and believe it or not they do this monthly
will this continue when one of them dies?

Premium Member Dependable

dove's coo sun rises whip-poor-wills at night during spring, summer, and fall if only all life was that dependable

STILL IN OUR PRIME

STILL IN OUR PRIME
first love broke my heart others did the same number seven was the one eleven years on we are still in our prime

Premium Member LIFE TO DEATH


       childhood,
       adulthood,
       struggle to survive
       success - failure seem fruitless
       to face predetermined death leaving no trace.

Premium Member Unrecognized Parts of Myself

sage thoughts
deep within
stirring up dendrites
many personalities
so why does my mind keep facets from myself?
how can there be parts of me I do not recognize?

Premium Member death grip

morning glories wrap beautiful flowers climbs, squeezes, chokes their stalk, limbs so like some humans who climb, squeeze, choke until

Premium Member sorry lives

sharp knives
harsh events
so broken and bent
no escape available
till the light of love blooms to lighten your gloom
and only then does bitterness become bearable

Me

If I could see me
I wonder what me I’d be
But for me it is a mystery indeed

In some ways there is no me
Just what the others do see
It’s not what I think that is reality
© Alan Hyman  Create an image from this poem.

Never Say Never

Never say never.
I give a warning
to the mom across from me.

When you confidently declare, “My child would never,”
here they come,
nevering like you have never seen before.

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