Short Thrumming Poems

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


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Through stormy night with shadow's
thrumming of troubled whispers,
the encircling warmth of you
will soothe every fear.
Form: Dodoitsu


Premium Member Symphonies In Space

a hummingbird's delicate grace
  floats free of time
    wings thrumming
    heartbeats drumming
symphonies in confines of space
Form: Rhyme

Cicadian Rhythm

cryptic cicada
nocturne of tymbals thrumming
cicatrix in brain

dead silence of night
my last breath in abeyance
for cicada song
Form: Haiku

Nolan

You're a slim, vivid, thrumming line
of Living.  Spiky relief against
recurrent grey.  All we all ever are
breathes in you.  You know it.

Premium Member Swans - For One Liners Two Contest

SWANS


THE THRUMMING OF THEIR WINGS DREAMS DISTANT THINGS


12/5/2015

Submitted to One liners two – Poetry contest
sponsor – Silent One
Form: Verse


Hearts and Love 2k11

Love saunters into hearts like Summer's day...  
Creating warmth, thus illuminating.  
Heartfelt thrumming strings gently as Sunday;  
Beating harmonies illuminating.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member That Boyish Smile

O, the love of pure heart's passion
    thrumming wildly beneath his blouse

  What he lacks in words, he makes up in action
    then look ~ that boyish smile of satisfaction
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Sweet Summertime

darkly goes the moon
lost to golden yellow day
at last summer's here

happy people dance
sunshine forests lemon lime
birds sing night and day

heat and ice cream treats
sunlit clouds-milk and honey
vibrancy thrumming
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Another Day

Hearts pounding, alarms sounding 
  Threats abounding 

Tempers flaring, horns blaring
  Demons swearing

Pulses thrumming, fingers drumming
  Epiphany coming
   
Pressure soaring, oceans roaring 
  Combatants warring

Ho-Hum -- Another Day
  In Electronic Paradise

Beach Music

Pulsating through me,
I feel the pounding surf,
so sweet and free,
like music to my senses,
I dance to its tune.

Moving and flowing,
everything is one,
thrumming through my veins,
I was born of this tempest.

The rythym and the melody
chiimes in time with my heart beat,
creating a symphony of its own,
the sand is my stage.
Form:

Depressed

Depressive thoughts are all consuming 
The blackness of my heart is blooming
Sadness seeps through every pore
The daily tasks a grinding chore 

Damning thoughts invade my conscience 
Making truths of utter nonsense 

Run away and keep on running
The thoughts inside my head are thrumming 
But here I'll stay and here I'll die
Before you ever see me cry
Form: Couplet

Cacophony

Breaking, bashing, creaking, crashing 
Pandemonic pounding pain
Reverberating bone to brain
Slamming, smashing, thrumming, thrashing
Mechanical chaotic grate
Echoing; can't concentrate

Scraping, scarring, jangling jarring
Bastard, broken beat becomes
Endless, dreadful demon drums
Maiming, marring, ringing, roaring 
Blaring banging babel beats
Repeats, repeats, repeats, repeats
© Jesse Rowe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

An Inflammatory Condition

Hours nibble at a back strain. Tenuous strings were tugged lifting water bottles. You wonder how weak and fragile you are. How vulnerable to those ancient red tides within that can bend your iron like plasticine, turn you into a crooked question mark. Quartered by straining horses, neural fibers alliterate a thrumming fugue upon a desiccated elastic band; one now stretched far too taut.

Still Life Still Death

still the same
still holding séances in batholes
still thrumming
and still drumming on my tinderbox

still letting the copycat days
kill themselves over and over
the angels are on strike
all over the Mandrake Mountain

still the dawn
is covered with cobwebs
of cold marine graveyards
still the dusk
is X-Rayed through our bones

still I exist
even though it feels I don’t
painted on the mouldy wall
just a part of a still life scenery

I spoke my moving mind

My heart was breathing rapidly
My ears were thrumming silence
Filled with the joy
That came up beside me

I was seeing sounds that spoke
Into my moving mind
It took one glance and told me
That I would never die

Breathing knowledge
Thinking truth
Speaking to the all of you

I sound was rest upon my shoulders
Lifting me to speak louder
I saw the truth float through the air 
And sit down beside you

I knew it then
That I would never die.
© Zoe Crout  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Storm's Coming - a Poet's Dozen

black clouds gathering thunder rolls in the distance a storm is brewing Winds of change are blowing. Can you feel the tension growing? Discontentment, fear and anger thrive, while integrity and trust are trampled on. Yes, an awful storm is coming. We must not be taken by surprise. Revolution's heartbeat's thrumming, people open up your eyes! It's time for truth and no more lies.
11/2/15 For Silent One's Poet's Dozen contest
Form: Verse

Your Heartbeat Slow


Listen to your heartbeat slow,
Listen to its ho-hum beats,
Slowly as the pain retreats,
Listen to its thrumming low;

Wake up to the pain within,
Wake up to its panic call,
Gently as the ache does crawl,
Wake up to darkness therein;

Look out for your frail heart's cry 
Look out for the symptoms, yes,
Well before the pain rises,
Look out for med help that's nigh.


09/18/18

Contest: Enclosed rhyme - September 2018 poetry contest 
Sponsor: Dear Heart 

Journey of Black

Riding darkness like a fevered horse
arriving nowhere 
desire drained into 
dust devils
an endeavor 
escaping light
and the darkness behind my eyes
thrumming with loathsome pains of the soul
so deep
crypt-like 
Silent screams claw sanguine rivulets 
across  
placid ponds of thought
emptying, devoid.
Wanting solitude; needing loneliness
killing to feed. 
Jet steed foamy and dying
dusty caws peal from the throat
of  a waiting vulture
who devours black carrion like I do.
Form:

Untitled

I love the way you lay hands on me.
Soft, gentle, careful kind but not like
I'm breakable no, more like I'm valuable. 
I feel something like a precious stone in 
your soft jewelers palms. 

I cherish the heat that rises from 
your body
That 98.6 degrees of you, the sound
of your heart is my homing signal. 
That steady strong thrumming keeps more than you alive.

I love you like a shape shifter, 
Id transform for you. 
I'd become anything so you could carry me with you always.
Form: Ballad

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