Short Thrived Poems

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Make Another Me

Out of the abundance of love,
I fell to the earth and thrived.
How about I use the same love
To love someone and make another me?


A PUMPKIN PATCH

She went to a pumpkin patch
To carve her pumpkin from scratch
But it came alive
Because it had thrived
From eating his unwilling catch
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Rogers Squirrel

tiny creature Roger guarded
a white albino squirrel
she had been chased away from the tribe
we took her inside and fed her
she thrived under our tutelage
Rogers’s Squirrel

Premium Member Movement Eight, a Poet's Anxiety

one word can capture them
it captivated them
expectations collapsed

all is well when all is written

we thrived, in the midst of her anxieties, her pride.



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Premium Member Seizing the Day

Seize each new day
in a creative way
As humans, there are limited days
yet copious ways

When a new day arrives
if you treat it like a treasured prize
and marvel that you survived
you will have thrived
Form: Rhyme


Fake World

Down to the Earth she reside
Although many times she gyved
But from all the negativity she survived
For mental peace many times she skived
But about all her weaknesses she shrived
Yes in this fake world she thrived!
Form: ABC

Country Lane

Child of the thoroughfares
Allowed to wander.
To scurry off with the hares.
Followed of me down.

Craved, thrived in; bend on bend
This gentle bonding.
Through a shared peace, to the end
Kingcup's; cow's of brown.
Form: Rhyme

Scars

Signs of strength for having survived
Courage shown on which we have thrived
Aways reminding that human we are
Ready for life having made it this far
Scars are the beautiful hallmarks of life
Form: Acrostic

Green Thumb

With green fingers the gardener worked
Hence the garden thrived and perked,
Ironically when blueberries collected 
Thumbs were stained from fruit selected. 








'Motto Matters Poetry Contest' Sponsored by Natasha L Scragg
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Masquerade Party

A masquerade party
     ever since 2005
   The hosts floated balloons
     partygoers thrived

   The masks ripped off now
     Jews beheaded and raped
   by those who disavow
     that they're half-human
                   ~ half-ape
Form: Rhyme

The Student That Thrived

The student that thrived 
And got her degree 
She has a great sense of direction 
Walking a positive path for all to see 
Lifting herself upward 
And climbing that ladder to success 
On to bigger and brighter things 
She will continue to give it her very best

Bio Babe

From scabs to scars
Cosmic stars
The vast distance
The existence of the wound
Not forgotten
But passed over softly by my hand
A faint reminder
Of a distant land
Where life once thrived
Now only sand



**Thanks for reading... Anton - www.foesofprose.com**
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Premium Member A New Dawn

For millions of years the dinosaurs thrived,
but when a meteor struck earth, all the dinosaurs died.
Tiny rodent like mammals adapted and survived,
evolving into many varied species of every shape and size.
From these tiny little creatures would evolve you and I.
It was a new dawn. The age of the mammals had arrived.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A New Dawn

For millions of years the dinosaurs thrived,
but when a meteor struck earth, all the dinosaurs died.
Tiny rodent like mammals adapted and survived,
evolving into many varied species of every shape and size.
From these tiny little creatures would evolve you and I.
It was a new dawn. The age of the mammals had arrived.
Form: Rhyme

Mystic Melody's Crest

eerie eyes etched
mystic melody's crest
munching mass sighed
callous contractions thrived
lusty luminescent lurched
damped darkness athirst

then chubby cheeks
gaunt guts greet
aiding airy optics

then sprout neck
melody's mud melt
felon face fetched

i-bahn ileum illusion:
music's mystic transition.
19:12:20:05:00
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Lost Affection

Lost in the mirror, I look out the window. In contrast, all the days prior to this. I have thrived on luck and star power. To have your dreams would be fantastic. At some point during the process. How finality I felt, I had forgotten. Oh, that's a dreadful pity. I found affection for myself.
Written: October 16, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Seamless Passion

seamless affection will never crumble apart when together we will always fit soothe my innermost heart with a rhythm. never schism my soul loved you from start serenade wraps me ~ as cape my love for you is burning bright passion thrived
Written: May 12, 2023 Song of my heart Poetry Contest Sponsored by: JCB Brul
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member a gift from God

flowers naturally gravitated to this beautiful meadow
they arrived renegade, their seeds transplanted by the wind
bluebells, lilies, carnations, roses and daisies thrived here
the ancient battlement in the near distance was thrilled
he had never expected to see anything this gorgeous in this life
a gift from god, he told himself, and of course, they were

Twisted

Twisted words with hidden meanings
Not lies, but still deceiving.
I lie in bed I’m dreaming
Those eyes are all I'm seeing.
You tried to be misleading
I died inside still bleeding.
My mind is fried I’m reeling,
I tried I was mistreated.
Once thrived I’m now depleted
But I’ve never retreated.
I’m seated I’m not defeated,
I’ll beat it and be undefeated…
© Sag Capone  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Happy Tanka

happy Meadow Lark
filled my days with melody
in Dakota youth
were I to travel back there
would he be singing for me

happy was my lot
in my North Dakota land
worry and care free
as the melodious bird
was he the reason I thrived

could I find my way
in the land of my childhood
back to thrills and trills
would I be sad if my bird 
had forgotten how to sing
Form: Tanka

Selena

(Dedicated to Selena Quintanilla Perez who died March 31, 1995.)

You were murdered in cold blood in 1995.
While you lived, your music career thrived.
It was sad because you died at the age of twenty-three.
We were both born in 1971, you were the same age as me.
When you died, the music industry lost a great star.
Now you're singing for God because Heaven is where you are.
Form:

Wichita Flats

Wichita Flats was

a town that was once

out west long ago.


Just a sage brush

or two is all

that remains now.


Dance halls thrived

there from one

end of town to the next.


A Cyclone came to

town one day,

carried the town,


clear across Kansas

and beyond, now

Wichita Flats rests

at top of Pikes Peak,

for all to see.

written 4-23-11

Premium Member Dunkleosteus

This marine creature grew to as much as ten meters in length. It had jaws that displayed amazingly quick strength. A heavily armored fish that thrived in the primeval seas, this predator could make mince meat out of its adversaries. All members of this species are extinct and have gone away. We should be thankful this deadly fish does not live today. From a BBC report
Form: Rhyme

Muriel

she planted seeds
pulled weeds
grew trees
and was into topiary;

then something grew inside her,
a weed that would not be pulled

the grass grew thick
and everywhere
the crabs thrived
the orchids flourished
and as she was going
the greater they grew
one day she stepped out there
and wilted in the shade
of a giant green flamingo

sometimes i think of her
when it’s hot
pouring pink lemonade.

I remember

I Remember 

I remember a time
When all was so bright
With bustling crowds 
And neon lit nights

Covered wagon caterpillars 
And bunnies of blue
Teacups that spun
You sat in them too

I remember the days
When scooters could fly
Pinball was king
And everything thrived

I remember the smells
Of hot dogs & beer
I remember it all
And wish it still there

Bill MacEachern
05/02/2022
Form: Rhyme

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