Short Unbarred Poems

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Premium Member WANDER

WANDER ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ wander wide heart unbarred— let the universe wrap you in its embrace
Form: Monoku


True

There once was a skunk in my yard,
And although I'm no bard,
I'll tell you the story,
of how I won glory,
As soon as my door is unbarred.
© Amy Frazey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

A Wanderlust Cerebral


A Wanderlust Cerebral
A circuit 'round a star

Home of the "Ever Homeless"
Whom else could care to own less

A course that's never ended
of spirit-bliss unbarred



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Form: Rhyme

The Special One


A new life,
Zenith of joy,
With hopes rife,
The cutest boy,

He's here now,
Look at him smile,
A big wow
For the li'l child,

He kicks hard 
With tiny feet,
Love unbarred,
A special treat.


06/02/19

Form: Rhyme

Premium Member PRECIOUS MOMENT

a smile shy 
     across the room
a frisson tingle
     as our glances mingle
words of warmth 
    in whispers close,
love entered 
      in the eyes

thoughts  shared
      with souls unbarred
then
     commitment tied
love  launched 
         by the eyes

 Year Posted 2007
Form: Bio


Remember To Breathe

So soon you forget me when work comes in play
I'm out of your mind while you're on display

Didn't you say this would not stress you out
it is what it is just a paycheck no doubt

I can already tell you are working unbarred
impressing the bosses who turned in your card

I am still here when you remember to breathe
or hold it all in as you puff up and seethe
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Caged

like the animals
in a zoo,
we roam freely
within our allowed 
spaces---caged
and confined, yet
our cages are invisible---
we, like the unbarred 
elephant,
no longer chained---
oblivious to his power---
will not move
beyond the mental keloid chain
hooked around our brain:

today, we just march 
and sing sad songs---aping
caged birds---
crying to fly away home.

Stilled Flight

Silhouette framed by the outstretched window
The calling of unbarred freedom
Bare feet pressed against the cooling sill

Heels lift at the beckoning breeze
Chin skyward at the hope filled reddening heavens

A mind lost
A soul stolen


Delusory confidence laced appealment to soar
Compelled by a
Momentary
Greater authority

Fingertips let go

The leap of manic faith
The fall to pieces unrealized forever

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