Short Unfailingly Poems

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Time Never Fails Nor Stops

Time is,
     flawless watch...
     don't delay,
     do not advance,
     don't stop
     unfailingly
     chronologically
     in right course...!


Premium Member No One Has Ever

No one has ever taught a seed how to sprout and how a flower to be yet unfailingly does it with God's grace!









© Demetrios Trifiatis
        03 July 2017
Form: Monoku

Thanks Postie

You bring the mail unfailingly In sun and wind and rain With cheery smile and bright “Hello" And "Turned out nice again" May I suggest a strategy To brighten all our lives Bring a million pounds from Ernie Instead of twenty-fives!!
© Kevin Dale  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Birds Begin

Despite the black, the birds begin
To call the light unto the day,
Persistent songs remind the Sun
To send the stars upon their way.

There's hope in this which I admire:
The birds trust what they're yet to see,
I know I trust you just the same,
And always will, unfailingly.
Form: Quatrain

The Lighthouse

It appears undaunted, unstrainably
By duties dictated exclusively
To provide protection unfeignfully
For needed traveling unharmfully.

It safely furnishes luminescence
As proven effective unfailingly
In guiding seafarers efficiently
To harbors constructed judiciously.
Form: Verse


Moon

Oh moon!
in night you stroll
amidst stars,
a silhouette a day,
why?
Oh moon! 
to eulogize, an exemplar!
in night, a guide!
albeit this honour,
 a form a day!
why?
night, if you’ve gone astray,
no joy for us,
oh moon! 
form, beside the point, 
come unfailingly,
to entertain us!
come lastingly.

Premium Member Somniphobia

Tomorrow will come; I know it will
yet, unfailingly, I doubt it still.
I lack faith to close my eyes without
a small niggling element of doubt;
that maybe I'll never see next morn,
or that perhaps I am not yet born.
But one fear is there I cannot bear; 
that I awake and you are not there.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Happily Divorced

Always so... cordial
  Unfailingly... polite
    Cold-as-ice... phony smiles
            plastered to our faces

Tedious, boring... but not unpleasantly so
  nodding, agreeing... with nothing in particular

Infernos of hatred raging within us
  probing, never piercing, civility's placid surface

Premium Member Time V

Time is:

A voracious and emotionless beast

That, eventually, everything in its passage devours

Regardless of whether it is

Good or bad,

Pretty or ugly, 

Young or old,

For

Unfailingly, the commands of growth and decay

Obeys!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
      28 October 2018

Premium Member Legs

Beautiful well-defined calves that meet with curvaceous thighs; no stunning crown of glory - but a solid foundation! From the time I first stood up and toddled at seven months - till today - unfailingly they’ve carried me down life’s path. Written 6/17/12 for nette onclaud's THE CROWN OF MY BODY----A WHITNEY Poetry Contest
Form: Verse

My Richest Prize

When I count the possessions I have in my life And on dark days See them as few. I'm reminded of something I have beyond price All my riches are There in you..... The warmth of your smile, The touch of your hand, The sweet gentleness In your eyes. The unselfish love You unfailingly give, I know you are My richest prize.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member La Tour Des Baleines

La Tour Des Baleines

In Misses Halliday’s community,
A lighthouse steadily illuminates
That coastal location.  Containerships
Can safely navigate.  Supertankers
Can avoid incidents.  Superliners
Can protect passengers unfailingly.
This noble edifice, designated,
(From francais translated): “Tower-Of-Whales”.

Mark Halliday
Contest: Lighthouse
19 September 2014
Form: Verse

Wedding To Unfailingly Attend

They were all briskly heading 
For a full member's wedding
With an attached harsh Levy
Only too fittingly heavy
For The Careless Absentee,
Who had stayed back like a tree;
Not The Dying at that time, 
For that is Poor Health's own crime
A New Couple for wild cheer
While not skipping pleasing beer;
Charles and Eve watch as they join
And their church leave as one loin!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Loved Your Heart

1.  "I carry your heart with me (I carry it in my heart) I am never without it..."  E.E. Cummings

You gave to me your heart when we were young.
On stars we danced, and on the moon we swung.
Unfailingly your heart beat just for me.
Rhapsody’s composers of romance were we.
As shadows slink in and sun slides behind the hill,
Tears fall. I loved your heart, and I always will.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Not Like Me

Young people have a reason to be
   Excited by the future they see
      Not like me

Enthusiastic about what they do
   Sincerity shining through
      Like mine used to

Alive with energy day and night
   They stay unfailingly polite
      Not grouchy like me, right...

With the best of intentions I awaken
   By afternoon I see I'm mistaken
      My hope and my faith truly shaken
Form: Rhyme

About the Author

If my writing ever takes me
Even close to notoriety,
(Or infamy; more likely)
And my poems marry paper,
Become books lost in libraries,
They will house a small biography,
Black and write and written for me,
(With a greyscale portrait, maybe)
And my life will be condensed.

'She lives, and she lives happily,
With the one she loves unfailingly.'
And that will tell sufficiently
Of the muse behind my words.
Form: Rhyme

Life Is a Race

Life Is a Race

Mary had a little lamb
Whose love was pure as snow.
And everywhere that Mary went
The lamb was sure to go.

He followed and followed unfailingly
Relishing even her presence.
Until he started wondering whether
His absence make any difference.

Read the FULL poem on my blog:
http://shivammurarispoetry.blogspot.in/2017/07/life-is-race_28.html

Please pay a visit. See you there!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Oh Mighty Time V

Oh, mighty Time,

You, father of life and death,

Who 

To a voracious and emotionless beast, you are transformed

That, eventually, everything in its passage devours

Regardless of whether it is,

Strong or feeble

Good or bad

Pretty or ugly 

Young or old

For

Unfailingly, the commands of growth and decay

You, oh Time, have to eternally,

Uphold!









© Demetrios Trifiatis
    18 December 2021

Dress At Officers Mess

You may any nearby mess
Some tomorrow access
Just to cleanly assess 
Their customary dress …

Still it is an easy guess,
What they wear at officers’ mess:
More of a liberating mufti than less;
The Civilly Military for Easeful Recess …

A body cover to unfailingly bless
But fail to grant “A Dress”,
Because it does slowly impress
And wearer’s skeleton does stress …

But wisely they wear at the mess
What you wash and need not press.
Form: Rhyme

Soul

What is it in the nature of your soul
that wills me to want to know more?
A God-annointed angel will  know
who by His hand made you soar.

You were cradled at earth’s conception
with gifts of light in this mortal sphere.
Thus to all you touch you give direction,
heavenly inspiration is unfailingly near.

That much I know beyond any doubt 
it is as certain as God's Son is alive.
It reveals in truth what you are about—
celestial brilliance to ensure we thrive.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Unfailingly

Love will never prevail.

Love will never lose.

For Love is not over,
not under.
Love is between, amongst.
Tendrilous, between
Hearts. 

We that Love may fail.
We that Love may prevail.
But in our winless,
in our success,
we will know Love. 
And this is no final victory,
it is a uniting of the you, the me.
Not in contest but in the heart
of our very breast.

Love cannot prevail.
Love cannot fail.

Let us not fail Love
by asking her to fight.

-ShhDragon

Premium Member Adieu

This year is winding down to its end. Christmas is but two weeks away. How quickly do the seasons come and go . . . come and go - flowing through our world like flurries of winter’s new- fallen snow. But like snow, which always unfailingly melts away, so too do our memories fade as seasons become decades melting into the centuries. This year soon shall pass; bid it Adieu. For the Double Nonet Contest of William Kekaula Syllables checked by HMS
Form: Nonet

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