Short Topmost Poems

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Premium Member Fascination

The Ferris wheel pierces cloudlight, its topmost arc alone in the pale sky. A single cabin glints, breathless and suspended. Fascination rises — thin, bright, still.
Form: Other


Untitled

A quiver of longing, the heart perched
on its topmost rung, bracing itself
for yet another
fall.

Thud.

No flailing of wings,
no shrill cry ringing in the air.

Why am I not surprised?
Is my plea for a fair
today that unfair?

Ascending Feilai Peak

With vantage view from the towering pagoda on Feilai Peak,
It is said that at cockcrow people can watch the sun rising.
Fear not that the floating clouds might block the view,
Because on the topmost storey the viewer is standing.
(tran.)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Choler Flaw

Rage
Bursts
As a 
Volcano
Saying words without 
Reflecting the final results
Recognizing the topmost personality flaw
Generating to reach out for the temporary treatment to subdue distressed nerves
 








4-18-2016
For Own It Contest
Sponsored by Cyndi MacMillan
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member Supermarket Frustration

Shopping today was a right pain
Stopping in aisles, searching again
Trying to guide useless trollies
Buying stuff like chips and lollies
Strained up high to the topmost shelf
Drained all my strength, frazzled myself
Standing in line to pay the bill
Landing back home, ready to kill.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member In Bits and Pieces

In bits and pieces

Truth now comes
in bits and pieces
Leaving us dwindling 
to fret and to take flight
Waking up to a staggering dawn 
Walking with tips of toes 
We are so bewildered  
With upmost chills 
Crushing our topmost wills 
now wary of kings and princes 
As the sword emerges 
Dicing every word.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Battleaxe

Hilda shut him out of her life, with combative tongue and hot air. Gunther launched her, off topmost stair, shut the lid on his battleaxe wife.
4/24/2022 Killing With an Epigram Sponsor: Margarita Lillico Hilda: Maid of battle Gunther: Battle Warrior Battleaxe: sharp-tongued, domineering
Form: Rhyme

Chain of Command

You, topmost brass of the military chain of command,

       though it's your warriors who blast away humans from the land,

                                                     you're liable,

                                                     answerable;

           you can never wash away the blood of guilt from your hand!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Silent Hour

In the long silent hour before the break of dawn
I wake to gentle light within my heart

My drowsy eyes turn to wander
Where window gazing, finds a crescent moon 
Rifting the darkness, and against it's light
A magnolia branch is stenciled, black and keen
Three stars are tangled in the topmost bough...

And because deep loveliness is there,
I think of you.....

October

Halloween rogues place outhouse upside down.
Nighttime, white sheets ghosts ride broomsticks sky high.
Felines cry topmost gates - they wail all-round,
while wives, mates make pleas, moans, a grief-worn sigh.
Sweet treats may stay ill used jokes - least homes try.
Porch lights turnoff - no bold gnomes, please, so late.
Take leave, new hallowed year-end night needs wait.

Crescendo

I love it, each time I get here
I mean the peak
Of the pinnacle 
Topmost of the mountain
Highest in height
From where my ego
Like myself, stays on top
To savour the beauties of creation

I am a conqueror
Having gotten here
Having laboured hard
To keep pace and rhythm
Every step of the way
A feat many only but wish

Lifting along
Not one but two
To the crescendo 
Of life and love

Premium Member Everest

In this godforsaken place, I felt disconnected from the climbers around me-- emotionally, spiritually, physically… Jon Krakauer pg 63 Into Thin Air EVEREST to breach topmost peak one must reach pittance of soul’s wit bodies warmth all but dead near climb’s great escape 10/27/2021 Lune (Mixed Pair) Sponsor: William Kekaula
Form: Haiku

Little Red

Little Red
With jerking
Twerking
Bushy tail
Jumps from 
The ground to
The topmost rail
Tiny little feet
Slipping
Gripping
Birds scatter
In fluttery fear
Little Red is 
Getting near 
Copious amounts
Of sunflower seed
In the feeder built
For the birds to feed 
Red will eat till he
Can eat no more 
How much you ask
I don't keep score   
I will just fill the 
Feeder with more
Form: Rhyme

The Memory Box

High in the closet,on the topmost shelf,
A plain paper box lies smothered in dust .
Inside, bits and pieces of life,
Strips of silk, binding fragile memories.
Spirits engaged in an endless dance,
Destiny's cord unsevered by circumstance.
Scattered images of unrenounced tenderness,
Tainted only by the musty scent of promises unfulfilled.
Priceless momentos of another time and place,
Just a plain paper box tucked safely away in forsworn silence.

Reverent

long after the mass,
the cavernous cathedral 
still hums and echoes 
with hymns coming down 
it seems from nooks 
and topmost rafters 
of its roofs;

veiled, veined women 
with long black rosaries
thumb through dark-brown, 
worn-out books in their
wrinkled hands, sighing,
murmuring, sobbing,
praying still.

behind them two janitors
noisily move about 
sweeping the aisles,
dusting the pews,
trying to say  let's go,
got work to do,
can't say so.

Premium Member Anna and the French Kiss

ANNA AND THE FRENCH KISS

 A nna tasted French kiss of her sweetheart
 Boiling emotions, the guy to eXert.
 Bubbling blood in flood flow surging fast.

 Dormant dreamy thirsty desires she drank
 Into abyss of sea of love, both sank.
 French kiss to get topmost rank, to be frank.

Ecstatic whelming touch of tongue to tongue
Volcanic passion was fierce fully flung.
Ardent ardor of amour to be sung.

09/01/21

Anna and the French Kiss

Contest by Mystic Rose Rose
Form: Rhyme

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