Short Thrums Poems

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


Premium Member NEST TABLEAU

Twigs clutch like fingers~  
no sky, just darkness.  

Wings hum above me~  
my small heartbeat thrums.  

Trapped in this cradle,
I taste wind’s lost song.
Form: Verse


Premium Member Forever Young

At 27 you succumbed, Abandoned frenzied fans in shock - Tremulous threnody still thrums, As echo of the last string strums - Your strident sound soars high, you rock! September 7, 2022
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fall Into Love

true love is what we fall into it's music always thrums nightly I sleep entwined with you then when the morning comes wake up sleepy dream girl, softly stretch and uncurl I taste your lips of pearl always irresistible you true love is what we fall into
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spring is Alive - CM

The mama doe
and her spring fawn
do somehow know

the place I dwell 
within the dell
is safe for them

to rest awhile
from nature’s storms
and all hostile.  

Cherry blossoms
with perfume thrums
the song of life

and liberty 
of wild places
rare artistry~

come sit with me
and you’ll agree
Spring is alive!
Form: Rhyme

Waiting For Doc

hospital's antiseptic ambiance,
   temple of impeccable hygiene,
      the oracle, the doctor, still not in;

the wallclock  looks bored, tired of ticking,
   drags time at an arthritic pace,
      anemic hands round its palsied face;

white coterie thrums down the hallway,
   doc's rounds complete, all waiting in place
      for his diagnostic curse or grace.


Nothing is Not What I am Meant to be

my chest has been exploding for years,
no rhythm, the offbeat
heart thrums—
the eyes harp ocean water charged 
faux tears.
Who is this assailant wearing my
face?
she has no right to feel this way,
She is not
who
I
want
to
be.
sad little nothing, begging for love—
pleading for scraps
from siblings tongues
resign, release.
Please

Nothing is not what
I am meant to be.

Today's Cry Tomorrow

Today's Cry Tomorrow, The crazed blood roared, Operatic vein beats, Deafening thrums the ear, The Mob's mad pulse, Sickly gathering speed, Sunset drifts across their barborous drone, I turn my face from the crimson crowd, To walk in mind with today's failing light; until tomorrow... By David Nickle Read 26/12/17 All rights reserved by the author

Fascination With Light

Desire glides in on calico wings,
a breath of a moth
seeking a companionable light,

where it hovers, unsure,
sullen, shy or demure,
in the margins of night,

a soft blur.

With a frantic dry rattle
of alien wings,
it rises and thrums one long breathless staccato

and flutters and drifts on in dark aimless flight.

And yet it returns
to the flame, its delight,
as long as it burns.
Form: Verse

Waiting For Good Doc

hospital, with its antiseptic ambiance,
our top temple of impeccable hygiene,
its priest-oracle, the doctor, 
not yet in.


weary wallclock looks bored, tired of ticking,
pulls and drags time at an arthritic pace
with anemic hands around its 
palsied face.


at last, white coterie thrums down the hallway,
doc's rounds complete, everyone must wait in place
for his crucial diagnostic curse 
or praise!

Cello

Sorrow climbs
its roofless tower

Descends to be thigh deep – 
genitalia deep.
Now it has the weight 
of rain clouds.

A smoked umber
moves through 
an invisible throat.
Fine hairs
are stroked to arousal.

A drowning wrist
above a whirring hand.
Pressure rubs saturated sounds
from probing fingers.

The belly of a curving drum
thrums, moves us to a place
where nothing matters
but the next note.

Cello

Sorrow climbs
its roofless tower.
Descends to be gut deep,
genitalia deep.

Now it has the weight 
of rain clouds.
A smoked umber
moves through 
an invisible throat.
Fine hairs
are stroked to arousal.
A somnambulant wrist
pushing a whirring hand.

Pressure rubs saturated sounds
though probing fingers.
The belly of a curving drum
thrums, moves us to a place
where nothing matters
but the next note.

The Stars I See Tonight

I hear the music of the night, and as the angels  begin to sigh   
the last ribbons of light fall loose across my path 
God , vigilant illusionist of all times 
as you scry the moon for me tonight, the stars  
align themselves, and the Universe thrums  in solvent time;  
Dios, incarnate flash and glimmer of my soul,  
legionnaire of all mankind, you draw me to your heaven  
as if I were a mere reflection of the stars I see tonight

Poet Library

the tsundoku trail beckons me,
a promissory path of pleasures to be had,
veiled in the haze of unexplored possibilities.
i take my first steps into the secret museum,
strolling into the forest of forgotten volumes,
each one brimming of worlds yet unseen.
my breast thrums with curiosity,
echoing the eternal rhythm of the psuche:
"what lies missing, these dogeared pages?"
now that my friends, is the mystery..
“welcome to Poetry Soup.”

God's Place

Celestial hues of blues and indigo fantasies dancing beneath the moonlight soft in a field full of golden chanterelles luminous stars of silver quiver in the night sky ; Musical lyres shine proud filled with Holy chords inside the midnight hour thrums of silence partner, with Messianic clouds A mass of angels appear in the Palindrome of heaven, and suddenly everything is crystal clear, about what God is doing here.

I Await

Wide awake in the pitch of night   is when they come   drifting in and out dreams   dancing between real and fantasy   declaration sits within the heart and is always felt   each time different but the same   the longing oft remains   and roams     the thrums, the whirrs   easing me off to you   caressing those night time blues   staring then stirring     how can I await   as time passes by slowly   but surely   you wait too
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