Short Unfocused Poems

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Premium Member Zen mode

both focused and unfocused
agendaless vibrance our essence
heart takes delight as bliss beats rise
since love and light is soul’s quintessence
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Zen mode

gaze unfocused, awareness self-aware
entwines with enigmatic space 
with the vast void we seamlessly pair 
flickers of light signalling influx of grace
Form: Rhyme

Pretend Listeners

It's very frustrating, pretend listening
Their unfocused eyes, glazing and glistening
And despite their wide blank stare
They don't notice my eyes and menacing glare
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Unfocused

Is it just me or A.D.D.
Can’t stay on top of things

When the sermon gets long
I mentally write a poem

I must fight to stay focused
Least the devil do hocus pocus
Form: Couplet

Premium Member SURREALITY

masks
of
          personna
in
apparent
          unconvention

familiar 
  fixated 
       psyche
yet
unfocused 

beneath 
  a
     maze
in
   swirl 
of
         originality
Form: Verse


Premium Member A Synchronized Mind

There are frequencies and vibrations beyond what we perceive.

There are energies and realities outside what we conceive.

An unfocused mind is unaware of all the rest.

A synchronized mind is on a most remarkable quest.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Here now this morn

in moments when unfocused is our gaze
yet our attention is animated
the veil of space thins wherein if we laze
with no agenda by presence stated
the pulsations of bliss unabated
positions us in peace tranquil and deep
readying us for a consciousness leap

Butterfly

A great beauty,
So simple and pure,
Flirting with the sun and the wind and the stars themselves,
A brush of breath.
It touches my face.
Like a baby's touch so light and unfocused.
So easily broken,
A creature of glass,
That the merest touch would shatter the illusion.

Premium Member Grief - For Contest

Grief
gnaws at my aching heart
greets my awakening,
grins within the sunbeams
gathers empty teardrops
garnished with memory’s
gaunt unfocused vision
goring life’s bloodied bull.


11/22/2015

submitted to – Pleiades, Please – poetry contest
sponsor – Kim Merryman
Form: Verse

Premium Member SCATTERED CONCEALMENTS-:-

SCATTERED CONCEALMENTS-:-
mimetic 
 imagination
camouflaged

heightened 
resemblance 
in a QUEST OF OBLIVION
chance
 happenings
sought-after

self-referential 
superiority 
of SEQUENTIAL AESTHETICS 
inimitable
 familiar
inevitability 

unfocused
atmospheres
Form: Other

The Hand, Remorse

Eileen is sitting at the café entry side 
Big table 
Unfocused 
It is around sunset 
The blue is mixed 
With darkness 
I went out 
To take breath of smoke 
My ultimate ****** 
For Five minutes 
Two cigarettes in a row 
Three times. 
An attempt to swallow 
Eileen's face.
© Atef Ayadi  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Unfocused Gaze

Unfocused gaze, as bliss throbs rise Soul, in the void wading Poised presence beholds in surprise Magnetism cascading Awareness self-aware Sidestepping ego snare Breathes in love suffused air Feeble thoughts laze Unfocused gaze 22-November-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Part Time Poet

Is when mission impossible takes place
Is when control of the mind is a effort
Is when sharpening of the pencil is a chore

Is where there is a pause
Is where there is to be continued
Is where there is a yield sign

Is when creativity becomes a sleeping duck
Is when the taste buds becomes numb
Is when the eyes becomes unfocused

The Sky and I

A tree can waver.

Releasing leaves, gently and silently.

Trees, they are graceful.

I am not graceful.

I am mysterious.

I am unfocused and confused and hypnotized.

Trees are different…

And that means nothing to me.

A poem that goes nowhere.

The way the sky goes nowhere.

The sky and I, we rhyme!

And that’s poetry.

Premium Member Bilocation

are we not comforted 
dwelling amidst objects
signalling we are not alone

yet when unfocused is our gaze
as the vastness that holds all
soul’s eye becomes single

eternal consciousness 
upon which illusions play
pulsates in dynamic stillness 

thus both deluded and illumined
we animate the play underway 
with divine bliss magnetism

Shutter Speed

shutter blink shutter speed
   
  hold still i say, i will get the poloroid.

  shutter catch, shutter hold,
  some faithful happy side.

  there is a golden resin in the air
  and it settles in still time on 
  square shells.

 thumbtacks and window light catalouge
 are bright faces down the hall.

  such a silly merchant desire kept
  in are eyes still unfocused.
Form: Elegy

God's Acre

Darkness envelops like giant wings
Heart thumping eyes unfocused,
Hearing nothing silent as a graveyard,
Under a misty moon a dark shape looms,
Grey, solid, shiny marble it's a cold tomb,
Paying respects with a nod then walk on by,
Respect to all those that are long gone,
All is clear the gate clangs shut, 
The key turns in the lock,
Darkness envelops the graveyard once more

SONGS OF WAR

What pleasure does it hold?  
Lyrics of a fallen brother  
Who believed he was bold  
Only to offer his life to slaughter.

It's just a weary, endless song
Voiced by a spiteful tongue
With a weak, senseless chorus—  
A disjointed bridge, lost and unfocused.

Like stability in democracy
Songs of war are but blah blah blah 
A long, grim book of horror
Preaching cruelty veiled as valor.
Form: Narrative

Insane

no reason no rhyme
nothing but coffee and time
sit in a frozen moment
cruel words i begin to resent
was that a rhyme or am i crazy?
a little nuts, and a little spacey
no rhyme to be found
my mind is coming unwound 
.....frayed taters of a broken mind, start to tangle, while they unwind, seep and drip...to the ground....below swirl and whirl, twirling....as they go....unfocused
and a little 
lost
my sanity
was the 
cost
Form: Rhyme

Let It Be

Who has not felt the aloneness 
The uncertainty
of waking?

When eyes undefended
get a glimpse of the day's might
Alienated from the stillness of the night
Into a sight that is not quiet yet,

Probing around with unfocused gaze 
Uncertain chill
into the light.

It is hesitation before the new
Of letting go
For staying is nowhere.

Let me be with you then
holding you gently within myself 
you are my alleyway to the morning.

Premium Member Sunrise Shivers

Sunrise shivers
slowly streaking
frozen fields 
grasses huddled
against icy winds.

Silent sparrows
hunker down
awaiting the angst
of an unfocused
feeble warmth.

A cat scratches
timidly
at the door
pawing 
a cold draft.

Somewhere
that pesky grey squirrel
slumbers
cradled
in its fluffy tail.

Softly
a reluctant sun
tints
hoar frost hard edges
with golden
promise.


John G. Lawless
©12/8/2018

Through the Mist of Words

The eye wanders, warily, unfocused
Troubadours, lost, seeking poetic pen
Magical wand finding no hocus pocus
Minstrel, languishing, no verses to lend
Barbs squandered, set aside as precocious
Tragic? …No common, now take a new spin 
Through the mist of appreciated rhymes
Poetic stanzas now dare to cross lines
 
© Debra Squyres ( 8-20-14)


Written for:  Nette’s “Through the Mist” members contest
Using the form “ottava rima” for the first time.

Premium Member The Fire Rages On

The bandages that wrap my 
Heart fibers are 
Embedded in the music of
Fire turn rhythmically around.
I can't take you out of me like a
Rap humming tune unfocused and groggy
External driven broken clock. 
Rage, within me, yet I cannot stop crying
And the terrors of the night are 
Grim; being left alone to 
Endure internal anguish. It
Seems impossible that you are gone. 

Our souls were one, though I don't know why;
Now it's a tearful good-bye.


8/26/2019
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

The Buddha

In the verdant sarcophagus of night
his pale, lifeless eyes unfocused
in a clearing irradiated by a cold beam

---the sitting Buddha

where he sits the forest dies
the grass withers

His pale light blinds me
So I write in inky darkness

But i cannot fathom him
or embrace with my eyes
his silhouette

In the crucible of morning
the sun rises like a flock of golden doves
but i cannot embrace the racing arc of dawn

Though through the viridian canopy
---shimmering coins

Our Loss

You heart open teacher for some,
Smiling most times yet stern others,
Moments in time forever memory,
As if in a dream you fade away,

Your family pleads searching why,
Tears fall hearts heavy with pain,
Anguish meshed with emptiness,
Confusion, all thoughts unfocused,
Wanting answers none ever come,

Strength, resolve our only answer,
Feeling loss is forever demanding,
Knowing our rendezvous will happen,
Yearning for that time to transpire,
Reminiscence, our only task left,

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