Short Tinkling Poems
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Haiku 12-23-2017
a coating of ice
tinkling of tree limb wind chimes
whimsical worry
©12/23/2017
John G. Lawless
Secrets.
Coming forth from the water.
Tiny feet tinkling as they come.
Quiet,
Can you hear them?
Silver streaks of light.
Form:
crystal bells tinkling
- waterfalls of silver sounds -
angels painting stars
eyes shutting in loving smiles
innocence falling asleep...
tinkling windchimes
ruffled by the summer breeze
like angels laughter
their melody floats on air
as all sad thoughts float away
Night club lights dimming low
The pianist taking his bow
Play it again....Sam -
Across the smoke-filled room
A haunting ,tinkling tune.
The musical band
--O' ladies and gentlemen--
Eardrum *tinnitus!
*Tintinnabulation--ringing or tinkling of bells
*Tinnitus--a ringing in the ears
Listen to the tinkling of the Christmas bells
As they sway to and fro in the park
Saying come and look join in the fun
Watch the fireworks lighten up the dark
Christmas fun
Angel wings
Snow in Sun
Sleighs on dells
Joyful things
Tinkling bells
My heart swells
The choir sings
Love here dwells
12-28-19
Tinkling Bells
Heavy church bells
Inscence curls smells
LIke echos from sea shells
The shepherd gathering his sheep...
roiling with rainfall
effacement of whiteboard gold
smudge of sunset highs
bleak venue of tinkling notes
rusting aluminum roof
2/24/2020
I’ve a serious inkling to thinking
Which I do in the morning whilst tinkling
Oh no! What is this?
Is he talking of piss?
“No, just playing the piano,” said winking
icicles melting
tinkling breaking crystal sounds
purple crocus blooms
Copyright, October 3, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson
Dripping drops of water falling from the sky
Tinkling on rooftops, sprinkling from high
Dark dense clouds rolling with a horn
From the tiny little droplets warning of the storm.
Lo, ty mirthels cascahl ahvan soundrus
Tinkling, drancig, veyless othel clef en blish
Glimmish mare de propotel te groundus
Toosh da ligty mith ah gentish kish
Patient fingers skillful
Play ballerina notes
Press of staccato keys
Performing thousand rhythms
Poignant and sweet octaves
Pristine tinkling of chords
Practice bass and treble
Believe it or not there's a town in England
Called “Scratchy Bottom” hard to say it without tinkling
Try not to chuckle
Or try not to buckle
It's for real, those Brits are constantly winking
porcelain smile
painted red
ballerina pirouettes
sequined tutu glitters
as she twirls
to the tinkling
jewelry music box
contest Brevity... 18 words or less - Swanlee
18 words © 4 months ago, Sharon
SEASONAL SENSES
Summer rain brings the sky smell
Fresh-cut lawn tastes of autumn flower
Wintry icicle tastes of tinkling bell
Spring wind brings the smell of power
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Silver moon wandering as enlightened one
Glowworm flaunting as moons scion
twinkling stars garnished dark sky
tinkling cicada added music to rye
serene night pacifies ones spleen
routine sleep wants to this dark sheen..
Form:
flakes of luscious beauty
a slowmotion downpour
a sprinkling of white flecks
tinkling without a sound
its veil of peace over one and all
in serene silence as if time were eternal
AP: Honorable Mention 2023
Wind chimes
When ten thin tinkling tin things twinkle and tingle in the wind
twinkling and tinkling the ten thin tin things make a tingling tintinnabulation of joy
The grandchildren think I’m off my head....
Stop
listen
machine hum
traffic roar on
stop.
Stop
quiet
meow song
wild cat calling
stop.
Stop
silence
silk rain fall
tinkling chiming
stop.
A
crystal
delicate
menagerie
waiting for the morn
like nature's debutants -
all with sparkling limbs adorned.
The spotlight of the golden glow
now glistening like glass tapestry
and tinkling like an intricate wind charm.
Around my shoulders
Light of moonlight falls
Witness to a delicate dance
Through whispering fields
Joy and peace, a shield
For darkness wishes near
A breeze whistles through the leaves
A tinkling laugh, I know
She will be there
Even as I open my eyes
Seven wind chimes tinkling on my porch.
I have lost maybe sixteen others.
They break and blow, or just break.
Each chime has her own unique voice,
Like a well-tuned woman,
Lilting and lifting.
Inspiring me to live my truth
Enjoying my world today.