Short Tenaciously Poems
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Tenebrous and tumultuous turmoil’s pound….Tall tenaciously ground.
27-Mar-2016
Contest: In one line (monoku # 10) write what you SEE or FEEL
Sponsored by: Poet Destroyer A
Categories:
tenaciously, confusion, dedication,
Form:
Monoku
Cautiously, creepily, carefully, camouflaged, calmly chewing
A rodent? Bunny? Mole? Rabbit? Something obviously dead.
Tenaciously chewing, happily chewing, swallowing their sweetness.
Categories:
tenaciously, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th
Form:
Acrostic
TRUST
Tenaciously clinging to hope
Resting assured
Unwavering
Surrendered to His will
Timeless endurance
Worry
has no place here
On the bridge
between
Prayer and desire…
mja
Categories:
tenaciously, faith, hope, philosophy, religion, uplifting, visionary
Form:
Acrostic
Ah, I really know
this poem
from the heart, the
very same way I know my dear wife
in the dawning chill.
Rhyme reaps aged mind,
alliteration immerses
into the emotional sea,
sun rays darting
my skin, tenaciously free of boozes.
Categories:
tenaciously, health, life, on writing and words, recovery
Form:
Lyric
Tall
Totally
Thoughtless
Tony
Tore
Tenaciously
Through
Tiny
Terribly
Timorous
Timothy’s
Twenty-two
Tofutti's
To
Taste
Those
Terrifically
Tantalizing
Treats
Oct. 25, 2019
for Eve Roper's Tautogram Poems Poetry Contest
Categories:
tenaciously, food,
Form:
Tautogram
Sickness incredulously slipped the noose
wormed its way past healthy constitutions
and lodged spear like into Adams’ rib
Tenaciously Life held back
marshalling the frontline
lymphocytes funneled nutrients
from Mother’s soup
into the societal fray.
Categories:
tenaciously, health
Form:
Free verse
There's a leaf as small as a tear-
drop, fluttering on the tender limb
on which it was born. It clings,
tenaciously, as if it knows to fall
means becoming brown and crisp
and forlorn, like we who hold tight
to our lives, await the butterfly
when spring arrives.
Categories:
tenaciously, butterfly,
Form:
Blank verse
A delicate daffodil tenaciously pushes her way through the snow.
Her cousin Gladys is next to her, doing the same thing but faster.
I love spring she says, it is our time to beautify and petal show.
Gladys replied yes, we are both a tribute to our glorious Master.
Categories:
tenaciously, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Quatrain
young love, June moonlight
shimmers across still water
to be grasped and held
tightly, so tenaciously,
dawn arrives much too early
SECOND PLACE WINNER
written June 5, 2022
submitted to "Moon in June" Poetry Contest
sponsored by Andrea Dietrich
Categories:
tenaciously, growing up, june, love, moon, youth,
Form:
Tanka
no one said life would be a breeze
i compare it to getting out and climbing trees
i sometimes fall to my knees but don't stay down
i get up and refuse tenaciously to wear a frown
in my imagination i have wings and i roam free
i do my best to expand the big world before me
AP: 1st place 2025
Categories:
tenaciously, adventure, confidence, encouraging, life, uplifting,
Form:
Rhyme
If I knew then that home was so
Ferociously fleeting,
I would have spent less time
Worrying about which way this world
Wished I would go,
And traipse tenaciously towards
The town with the house
Which gave me a tiny terrace
And a place to pour my passions
Into passages on pieces of paper
That I could call my own.
Categories:
tenaciously, age, beauty, deep, farewell, history, home, lost,
Form:
Free verse
ginko's spring green leaves
being whipped by brutal wind..
tenaciously cling
ginko's medicine
very pure all natural..
sip bitter tea
ginko's extract fine
for memory decline...
side effects mean
sexual problems
ginko leaves help relieve..
lifted up once more
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Categories:
tenaciously, life, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Poem as Surrogate
by Odin Roark
Streaming messenger
With expression unchecked
Imagined ink yet to dry
The page fearful of touch
Find the eyes
Beneath which awaits the meaning
For
This frame that lives also as picture
One's fleeting first-person impulse
A captured inner focus shared
Clings tenaciously
To the world's lenity
Every poet's temporary forever
Categories:
tenaciously, analogy,
Form:
Free verse
On a large elm tree,
there hung a young broken branch
swaying in the wind
Tenaciously it clung,
as it perilously swung
Hanging on for dear life
by a sliver of vine
And I beheld in nature
something so divine
A broken limb
struggling to mend
Refusing to die ... to give in
Then I understood: I too must try,
fight desperately to live
For a broken heart too can heal
Categories:
tenaciously, life, nature, tree, wisdom,
Form:
Verse
WHY THE SWORD KILLS
When I give my mother a slap
She remembers the nine months
And years she nurtured me tenaciously.
When I bomb the temple of my religion
She regrets all the spiritual feedings-
And the ideals she showered on me. When I betray a trustworthy friend
The confidential confiding and love, will be remembered
If I betray my nation
The national pledge
I am forever indebted.
Categories:
tenaciously, pain,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Hideous cancer chisels away
With strange tragic sculpturing
And exposes dark flaws
heavy and black:
Inoperable, they say.
Ever present cigarette
Tenaciously supported
By shaking hand
and unfaltering need
Moved toward fried death
As wrenching cough spewed
Fire in weakened lungs.
A machine by the bed
Connected to tubes,
She wavers between
Sleep and reality
Fighting to hear
The voices around her.
Categories:
tenaciously, death, health, loss, cancer,
Form:
Blank verse
His pillar braced by the Lord's might
anchored working faith's steadfastness...
supports tenaciously our plight
for children's* service-fruitfulness.
*Proverbs 13:22 A good man leaveth an inheritance to his children's children....
June 17, 2019
Edited on August 3, 2021
1st place, "A Brian Strand 4 or 5 line" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Brian Strand; judged on 8/5/2021.
Categories:
tenaciously, appreciation, christian, faith, father, god, jesus, spiritual,
Form:
Quatrain
God’s mountains with its mighty peaks,
could be seen well in the distance,
separated by rivers and creeks,
and one featured plumes of angry smoke,
shooting in upward streaks,
everything in its path will choke,
it rose seemingly to the top of the sky,
imaginations fly,
dust leaving organic signatures,
as God’s blue print covers and surrounds,
and clumps of debris,
clung tenaciously to the ground,
for all Mankind to see.
Categories:
tenaciously, natural disasters
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Still clinging quite tenaciously,
a withered leaf on family tree.
The storms are gathering around.
In day or two, that leaf is bound
to lose its last courageous grip
and to its waiting brothers slip.
So sure now is the leaf to fall
we're waiting for the dreaded call.
We cannot count on one more day
until our brother slips away.
One generation almost gone.
Sister and I are on our own.
Won a first in Leaves contest
Categories:
tenaciously, family,
Form:
Rhyme
Broken buried bond
Regretful recurring rain
Pouring putridly passionless
Provocative priceless pain
Falling furiously fast
Ominous oath to obey
Torrential teary torment
Conventional course conveyed
Submersed soul stammering
Darkness deadening distantly
Drowning deep disarray
Methodically mocking me
Laughter lingers lucidly
Submerged suffering sight
Treading thoughts tenaciously
For a fruitless fearful fight
© Stacy Lynn Stiles
Categories:
tenaciously, husband, introspection, life, lost love,
Form:
Alliteration
gripping the shards of memories
ignoring the bloodied emotions
why do we torture ourselves
with that which we cannot change
these evocations
vivid
disturbing
invisible to others
but our élan spotlit
driven
instituting mostly patronising
eleemosynary projects
perfect recall
subject to
experiences dictated by
accident of birth
the authenticity of memoirs
tenaciously defended
but ravaged by
subliminal influences
a testimony to its perfidy
Categories:
tenaciously, inspiration, memory,
Form:
Free verse
A leaf fell from the Maple tree;
Another from the Birch--
A dozen more unhooked themselves
From off their lofty perch.
Some fell to heaps upon the ground;
Others scattered on the breeze--
A few still clung tenaciously
To the nearly barren trees.
And I took the winter as a thief
Since it pillaged every tree--
Recalling just how green and full
The branches used to be.
But then I felt a drop, or two
Reminding me again--
That winter is no place for leaves,
But rather snow, and rain!
~M
Categories:
tenaciously, metaphor,
Form:
Epic