Short Uncluttered Poems

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Premium Member PURISTA ozenfant

PURISTA 

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art
Form: Didactic


Premium Member Say It Like It Is

Slipping into splendour of bliss Uncluttered mind, free of duress Fontanel brightens, joy heightens Held in divine entwined caress Load upon vibrant heart lightens 25-November-2021
Form: Quintilla

Premium Member You tell me

I keep my house uncluttered,
appearances are key.
Still dust accumulates,
I try to not let it bother me.

I don't make people eat off my floor
so... how clean does it really have to be?



AP: 3rd place 2026
Form: Rhyme

Nirvana

without thoughts "I" ends
maintained for long
Nirvana

Start shedding
Start floating
When you shed it all
You levitate in bliss

More uncluttered mind is
Lighter you feel
Soon you become non-existent
You fly away

Premium Member A Blank Page

A poem unwritten
Uncluttered; a baby's mind
     Unkissed innocence



Submitted for 'What I Really Like' Poetry Contest 
Sponsored by Maureen McGreavy (Winner: 4th Place)
Date written and posted: 02/26/2019
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Simplicity - SK

 
I have a quiet nature, and speak in an unadorned style; my words are clear, wishing to have crystalline clarity. My writing is the same, it has ease and simplicity; and is uncluttered, I believe in communication simplicity
Form: Verse

Premium Member Holding Space

Listen to poem:
I have your back.
I'm right here for you.
I've cleared the decks.
Set aside space for you, uncluttered
With all the empathy and compassion
That our mutual 
Respect and understanding
Can muster.
The stage is yours
I'm here with you,
Listening.
Let's begin!

Rhyme's Season

... stiff rhymes don't impose,
use, describing toad or rose,
crisp, uncluttered prose ...


... with clipped cadences,
a thought sparkles and dances,
mind's dalliances ...


... rhyme, as reason's gown,
doesn't dumb or drab thoughts down,
a gem in the crown ...
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Day One

Such a lot of things I'd do,
The books I'd read
The shows I'd see!
I'd sip long galleries
Of half-forgotten pleasures. 

He went to school, the youngest,
Not big enough to tie his shoes, 
School case in his chubby grip,
Smiling, eager, new...I sit and
Silence creeps about uncluttered rooms.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member God Alone Is

Distilled attention, unfettered Vibrant presence, mind uncluttered Awareness self-aware, that is Deepening stillness, undeterred God alone is, now we know this Form in fullness, feels the bliss fizz Recognising we’re God-essence Born by breath divine, all is His 24-February-2022
god
Form: Rubaiyat

Premium Member Prairie Autumn

In the flames of autumn
Across uncluttered fields
Warm beauty greets and enchants
Fields in  array of quilted tapestry 
Make a picture of pure perfection.

Walking with the hands of time
A brilliant kaleidoscope of colors 
Create a floating magical beauty
As warmth radiates upon the face
Lightness swells and entwines the soul.


6/23/15

Premium Member Spiritual Gift

Love
Come; sit for a bit 
on sunlit verdant coverlet
with uncluttered mind

Welcome sweet Wisdom, 
and let the Word
sow blossoms of Love.

Gardener’s  incessant  
sun-shower   
nourish  the fruit  
of the kingdom
as roots  bore deep

Leaves greet the heavens
enduring special grace
inviting my soul
reflecting its rainbow


3/31/2017
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Lamp of Hope

When the surroundings are dark
carry the torch of hope with you

It may not change your destiny
but brightens up the pathway
by bestowing positivism

Moment we are hopeful,
we smile and feel inner strength
Same journey no longer tires

Mind becomes weightless
An uncluttered mind thinks better
Many bright avenues open up

Our problems cease

Premium Member Clutter

Clutter

We like to remove what seems
Blocking our view..clutter..
Moving one thing aside so
To better see another..
We exercise this preference
And reinforce our belief
In life's separations..
Bringing ancient suffering..
Until a dawning recognition:
Suffering is a hint from
Grace..a gentle prompt:
See that your Seeing
Is always uncluttered...
Form: Blitz

Waking At Peace

Good morning sunshine
Caress my sleepy head
I hear the birds sing
There is a chill in the air

Love is good
I feel well
Ease has sprouted
Among my joints today
Carry me away to gentle waves

Healing sunshine
Healthy food
Clean, uncluttered home

I love waking up next to you, like you love waking up next to me!!

For Carol Brown--My state of happiness, sure bliss!!

Rhyme's Reason

. . . stiff rhyme don't impose,
               use, describing toad or rose,
                         crisp, uncluttered prose . . .

. . . with clipped cadences,
               a thought sparkles, and dances,
                         mind's dalliances . . .

. . . rhyme, as reason's gown,
               doesn't  dumb or drab thoughts down,
                         as gem in the crown . . .
Form: Senryu

Premium Member My Wishes Few

As time goes by
Days best uncluttered
The good life
Coasts uncomplicated

My wishes are few
And quite simple
I crave peace and
Happy settings

Moments of seclusion
Where I can be creative
Amuse my inner child
Dance drenched in sunshine
And taste serenity



AP: 1st place 2021, Honorable Mention 2020

Submitted on January 10, 2020 for contest WHAT ARE YOUR WISHES sponsored by CHANTELLE ANNE COOKE  -  RANKED 2ND

Birdsong

Birdsong

Skies of the brightest blue
Uncluttered by pollutions
Birds circle overhead
Looking for a place to roost
Males with their bright colors
Looking for a mate for the spring
Chirping into the cool valley air
Songs of greetings and invitations
They echo off the trees and mountains
Combining into a symphony
Males and females meet
They sing and dance into the early evening
Joining together in an ancient ritual
And life begins again

Hit By Illness

Illness, like a stealthy thief, 
snuck up on me, knocked me flat, 
and ransacked my interior,

Taking things I didn’t know 
were missing until I
got back up again. 

Gone was the mask 
of illusion that shielded 
me from my mortality.

Bare were the walls 
that kept sorrow 
hidden for years. 

Robbed of certainty
and confidence in 
my own capabilities,

I stood vulnerable
in the uncluttered space
of my life - 

and found poetry.

Premium Member Calm Bomb

We thought the morning would be calm ~
Till daughter deployed the grandkid bomb.

The youngest makes a Wookiee noise,
And other sounds enjoyed by boys.

Greta's playing the matching game;
The floor: uncluttered before she came.

The oldest bikes through the garage;
Both it and he will soon need triage.

One's running, screaming, wants her "wadi",
And spending time on the potty.

But, midst the chaos and the mess,
I must admit that I'm pretty blessed.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Poem

Once, I was a poem---
A memory of a rose, ever-watchful
Of the orb, whilst angel’s trumpet fills the air.

Oh, sometimes then, I was a sweet poem---	
The art of your heart;
‘Twas pure and simple, ‘cause that’s what I am.

The poem and I---fourteen lines
Of uncluttered life, warming the coldness of nights; 
Relentlessly, rhyming to the sound of your breath.

A sonnet of love, you proudly wrote 
Of me, but that was before… 
You lustily engaged yourself, with a free-verse.
Form: Lyric

By the Tranquil Shores

A quiet breeze, 
Stillness in the air,
No voices filtering into my mind,
No sound putting my mind into a tumultuous stir,
I flow with the rhythm of nature's music,
My thoughts glide in the unperturbed flow,
Somewhere by the sea,
The fog is dispersed,
Somewhere by the sea,
I walk on an uncluttered path,
Somewhere by the sea,
I’d spend my last days,
At day’s end, 
I'll soar on unbridled wings.




July 21, 2022.
2022 Poetry Marathon Mile 9 Poetry Contest,
Mark Toney.

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