Short Unimaginably Poems

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Your Dollar - My Life

spat on, scrunched, trampled
unimaginably torn
used, misused, abused
we care not; for there is want
and it remains valuable.

5/23/2016
Traditional Tanka contest
Form: Tanka


Premium Member be too small

I know but little 
   of God…
I see His   creation
it’s breathtaking   awe
   striking   for its beauty
   its complexity
its unfathomable intricacy.

But my knowing be   as nothing,
   smaller than   a nanoparticle,
but a whiff understand
   of God

I be   too small
and God 
so   unimaginably   vast.

All the Time

Such hideous tyranny,
My eyes, betraying my essence-
Two lone tears gather and fall
down the sides of my face.
Voice cracking, Jazz notes.
My skin, so full of secrets
Buried, crowbar wrenching it open
Desolation, in spite of myself
So, so, stupid
so, so, alive
so unbelievably, unimaginably, unfeasibly,
existing.
All the time.
© Er Ko  Create an image from this poem.

The Eagle's Confident Wings

The eagle’s confident wings are ‘The why’
It does powerfully fly,
All the time, unimaginably high
Up in the cloudier, foggier sky,
Where humans don’t ply…
Between the straight and the sly.

The Eagle, though, comes down to die:
Perhaps, on some tree it’d kept an eye:
Like a baker fastened on his fast-selling pie
Or the ageing grey-haired on his dye
An undying tie.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Beat of Drums

From somewhere the beat of drums Steady rhythms piercing my senses Persistently thump, thumping a bass Thump, thump, thump, thumping Behind unimaginably monotonous lyrics And I longed for a crooner like Sinatra Center stage with a single spotlight No flashing strobes or crystal disco balls Or pounding migraine made to order
written November 22, 2021 Puerto Vallarta, Mexico


Premium Member The Infinite

The infinite stares back at me
from there across a great divide,
so unimaginably wide,
so far beyond where eyes can see.
Perceive a singularity?
I cannot grasp, although I’ve tried,
the infinite.

I entertain bewildered glee
somehow to gain the other side.
To take an interstellar ride,
imagining how I can be
the infinite…

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https://www.writersdigest.com/write-better-poetry/rondine-poetic-form
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

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