Short Undimmed Poems

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Navigating the Coast, On Foot

All day, if as far, a world
Circles back round again
Oh! That bold vision to regain.
Pursued, undimmed, on shore.

Sympathetically blown along.
Companionably lonesome!
Of what, sea-raised, but wholesome
Haunts a heart evermore.
Form: Rhyme


As He Sails Far

Yes, he had known horizons far
And set his course by some lone star--
Undimmed the longing in his eyes
For other lands and distant skies.
I'm glad we walked a little way
Nor would I change one thing today;
As it was, so it seemed planned
To bid goodbye, my sailor man.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Like Any Given Star

Like any given star,
no matter how distant you are,
you become brighter still,
and I guess you always will
as I learn better yet to know
undimmed radiance, steady glow
of your magical self and the hope
you still bestow on this lovesick dope.

Christopher M. Swan, “Song of Susan,” 2008
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Windsongs

Yes,he had known horizons far
 And set music by some lone star-- 
Undimmed the longing in his eyes
 For our windsong and distant skies. 
I'm glad we walked a little way 
Nor would I change one note today; 
As it was, so it seemed planned
 To bid goodbye, my sailor man.


8/27/2018
For Edward Ibeh’s Wind Chimes Contest
Form: Rhyme

Caravels of Thought

Into a frail boyhood,
The moment seizes us
More than we grasp
Its shady edges.
Little by little,
We undress the bruised knees
And the warm wounds
To the grown-up day
That winks at the kites.
Take one handful of bitterness
And some silver frowns
Throw them into the face 
Of the undimmed wheel
And the splashes of summer laughter.
© Witty Fay  Create an image from this poem.


Star

There's a star in me
Crushed under my heart
Waiting to escape
To burst through my skin, my shirt
Weeping beams of light
There's a star in me
Who doesn't like whispers
Or subtle hues of blue and grey
But the loudness of shouts
And red amaryllis
There's a star in me
Who doesn't like generic avatars
For Facebook profiles
But wants to be known by its name
Its shine undimmed

Premium Member Oh, Dandelion

Oh, dandelion
  Your blossom of gold endures
        Warmth to a cold day

      The strength of sunlight
   Is sometimes diminished by
  Grey clouds that drape Earth...

        With a soiled blanket
       Of piercing melancholy
      Yet you glow, undimmed

      Would you make my wish
     come true after I blow you...
        to the passing breeze?


Date written and posted: 04/15/2019
Form: Haiku

Iron and Wool

Mill boy, meets pit girl.
Wool and Iron.
Protection and strength.
Complementing.
Opposites attracting.
The magnetic core pull,
unbreakable.
The outer, nourishing, nurturing.
The perfect balance.
A symmetry.
Loved and loving.
Life shared, family, forever friends,
Vows, distant, but stronger.
Sons, raised, fledged and flying
Dreams realised.
New lives, new dreams.
Hope undimmed.
Love eternal.
Forever us.

Sail On, Graceful Clipper

(10 September 2025)

Sail on, graceful clipper, past the clouds and 
Into undimmed skies of eternity. 
Lift up on silvered sails, mounting higher
Until the sweet Face of thy Savior see.
No more battered and buffeted by storms 
And let joy and glory your gilding be.
Sail on, graceful clipper, into unguessed 
Realms of Eternity and find thy port
In the calm waters of thy heav’nly home
Where thou wilt find safe anchor, forever.

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