Short Thumbprint Poems

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All Roads End

Laboring in obscurity…
  my pen a vagabond

Hitchhiking through my consciousness,
  my thumbprint worn and gone

Wishing past the hoping,
  spitting into the wind

All roads end in the desert 
  —darkness my best friend

(Dreamsleep: June, 2019)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member FRACTURED DAWN

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the night exhales~ a slow, silver breath etching itself onto glass. morning presses close, a blurred thumbprint of gold. between them, the world suspends~ half ice, half fire, whispering: Wait.

Premium Member Rugged Maps

Topography- embrace its meaning
Open roadways- visually gleaning

State boundaries- further we'd proceed
Connect-the-dots- we'd follow their lead

Deepened creases- a wider landscape
Artful tearing- revived with clear tape

Thumbprint dirt stained- unplanned souvenirs
Revisited- discovered frontiers

3-10-2021
Form: List

Premium Member Clematis Climbing

sun bronzed burgundy bearing the thumbprint of god like garnet sunset skies odd beautiful climbing warmed by rich gold rays of life blithe above green strife thrilling to breezes with memories of moonlight within bluebirds' sight clematis coyly attracts stares from everywhere at beauty in air
Form: Haiku

Premium Member DAD'S FISHING ROD

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I bamboo curve, sun-bleached— still smells of lakeweed and sweat. his thumbprint remains. II reel jammed with old line— ghost-tug of the one that snapped his last muttered curse. III rust hooks in the shed— nowhere left to cast but dreams where the big ones bite.


Premium Member Jealousy

Every person is unique
And so revealed by his thumbprint
An undeniable identity
And so fate may be different
And so wealth, power, fame 
May be different too
And so satisfaction and gratefulness
Is rare
And so jealousy 
Is obvious
But
To compare with the top
To compare with the bottom
You're still lucky 
To have something in hands
Your family and loved ones
Love and affection is invaluable
Because of its uniqueness
And solemnity

Premium Member WHAT REMAINS

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Grammy’s pearl necklace~ still warm from her collarbone, now cool in my hands, each bead a closed eye. Pop’s pocket watch still ticks, though no one winds it~ his thumbprint smudged on the glass like a ghost. Mom's wedding ring left on the windowsill, collecting sunlight and fingerprints. These things I cherish but never use, these small, heavy ghosts.

Premium Member Say Yes Enterprise

No two persons are the same
An evidence of the thumbprint
Tolerence may be the only solution
Look before you leap
Say yes enterprise
A life long investment
Sometimes a yes man
Can be a a smart guy
Sometimes a yes man
Can be a lucky guy
To be welcome everywhere
Say yes before you comment
Say yes before you complain
Say you'll try before you refuse
Say you'll  try your best before you give up
Say you'll try to surrender to God 
Before you betray him

Premium Member Old House

In deep specks, the sea flashlight sways. sapphire flecks, and azure splashing. Screes’ speckled satins. Sadness fluid in the bowed beldam. sprinkle its stretch into the shards as her wings curled in dismay. She had morphed into a mountainous waterfall. a stratum full of opal swords clasped her down. similar to a thumbprint Gloved and cloaked in a conundrum While roaming, she spoke a light of transforming stone into a mist
Written: November 27, 2022
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