Short Tiredly Poems

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May Cause Drowsiness

Sleepily, quite tiredly,
Tranquilly and languidly,
Wearily yet hastily-
Bowing to his Majesty
But less concerned and further burned
In all these tales of tragedy
Form: Rhyme


Tiredly Ancient!

Tired as weary,and ancient and old,
Aching as grunting,and psychologically
bold!
Kicked down,and raised up,and kicked down
again,
Bent over and steadily wilted,like flowers
of the sin!
Form:

Nature's Shrine

dainty daisy sings
welcoming elusive spring
and clouds forming rings

chicks peek from warm nests
mother bird tiredly rests
robin puffs its chest

meadow with blooms shine
man for his lost lover pine
on nature's soft shrine
Form: Haiku

Not Ashamed

Trials
each day
test my faith.
When will it end?
Tiredly, I inquired.
All these things shall give thee
experience, my daughter.
Tribulation worketh patience; 
patience, experience and then hope.
Hope in the Lord never makes me ashamed.
Form: Etheree

Accounting

trying to 
sleep counting 
the proverbial fence
leaping endless rainbow

of sheep 
passing time
tiredly trying to 
induce slumber but

notice
as each
ovine leaps
the next has less

wool then
the one before
so forgetting about
REM now i need see

for sure
how nakedly
shorn if there is
a last one will be
Form:


Lips that tasted like mistrust

He asked me to kiss him today like he usually did….
Dabbing my back like an impatient kid needing the loo
I tiredly turned slowly to his usually soft forehead kiss….
… but today his lips tasted like mistrust. 
The kind layered in smirks of betrayal
Mucus sounds and other disgusting visuals 
for his twisted amusement...
© Fuzzy Sk  Create an image from this poem.

Chasing Sleepless

Tiredly here I heave
My weary tortoise head 
Over the pillow
Ready again, 
Not sleepy....
I am
delicate air, 
catalyst for
Alchemy 
At the turn of clocks
I wonder, 
Breath calls
And 
I respond to 
light of 
Lucid iconography 
Were I to dream, 
To dream 
Of making water flow 
At the edge of desert days
Content
at 
Peace of mind

Sleepless

And I was my own monster,
In between the seconds and minutes of late July;
Restless upon slumber.
Interruption of the quiet dreams of what I tried to remember
Erased; for my own good or my own suffering,
Brave; or so it might have seemed.
To chase down the dark shadows of my dreams.
Yet the unrest gave stronger to my tiredly glazed brown eyes.
Tick goes to clock of late night regrets and subtle lies.

Mid Summernights Nightmare

And I was my own monster.
In between the seconds and minutes of late july.
Restless upon slumber.
Interruption of the quiet dreams of what I tried to remember.
Erased; for my own good or my own suffering.
Brave; or so it might have seemed.
To chase down the dark shadows of my dreams.
Yet the unrest gave stronger to my tiredly glazed brown eyes.
Tick goes to clock of late night regrets and subtle lies.

Farewell Kiss

His Twinkling Kiss hisses How he will miss princesses when homeward tiredly he plods. We see his sweetest farewell kiss; so I'll, Letting them kiss As they wish, Gently Pass.
Picture 2 Syllable Count: 1, 2, 3, 4, 10 - 10, 4, 3, 2, 1 http://www.howmanysyllables.com *3rd Place* in the following contest (judged on Oct. 1, 2020) Sept. 21, 2020 Double Tetractys 3 Poetry Contest Contest Sponsor: Eve Roper
Form: Tetractys

Kiss and Tell

Leaning in closely, you say words I cannot dismiss
Entranced, I watch your lips as they kiss and tell

I wish to feel the sensation as we incline to kiss
But I must wait as lips continue to kiss and tell

Magic is all you speak; words that I won’t miss
I’m tiredly waiting for our time to kiss and tell

I know no matter what they say, all I need is this
Although it’s a constant thing, our kiss and tell

It’s always been able to fulfill my every wish
And no matter what, we’ll always kiss and tell
Form: Ghazal

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