Short Unloose Poems

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Premium Member This Holy Place

A place where man dare not tread;
A place where HOLYNESS is...
Unloose thy sandals and take them off;
Come follow barefoot, come to Jesus;
Let HIM embrace...
A place to go , this HOLY PLACE



12/22/17
WRITTEN BY James Edward Lee Sr.


Premium Member A Social Drawback

All I ask for
is to unloose the tongue
believing it won’t block
among people bar none

A social gathering
is a step too far
where you are not wanted
feeling you have a scar

Indeed scarred you are
socially unable to compete
what is your future?
sitting alone in your back seat

poetgord@2013
Form: Rhyme

You'Re Visitor: Alexis Karpouzos

When the birds 
take back their language, 
when the trees 
unloose 
their tenderly hands from around you, 
when the air doesn't breathe 
and the fish are crying,
when the seas are tearing 
and the flowers whisper: 
No, you own nothing,
then remember:
You're visitor, honoring the hospitality
Form: Lyric

Silence 2

Still - I sit in the silence
Thoughts slowing
Colour warming from pale yellows to cadmium reds
Wonderful sunsets happening gently
Muscles relax into soft blue-green
Sweet clean smells assail my nostrils
Silken cords unloose my spine
A burst of joy filters through my body
Senses heightened
I rejoice
© Liz Walsh  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Begging For America

The time is now,  rehearsal is done.
Sync all you smart ass phones,
Reduce your ego: now's the time.
The time has come, get in line.
Push off your soccer games and nameless blames,
Decompress your opinions: there has come a time.
The time will show, hearts will reel.
Boast no more in great glory feigned,
Unloose your sandals: it's showtime.


Premium Member Rendering--

undress-- render to me those fault clothing; those appeasers that hinder your pours; unshackle-- unloose those harness; mental verbiage from your past; lock up the presents past being the future tense; unveil the crossings over; over cross the veil; un... -RENDERING
7/2/19 Written words by James Edward Lee. Sr. © 2019

Inobservance

My beloved did grant, her permission received
That I may enter within, in a most blessed way
Destined to counter the ways, of those in decay
To unloose the bonds, of those sorely deceived

Immediately hastening forth, quickly we did go
To complete a task, embarked on an arduous trip
The spirit to bestow, with an unquenchable grip
To delineate a path, the way for mine to know
Form: Rhyme

Oliver, On the Violin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVPqkv7awgI The symphony of morning plays on strings of a quartet unloose like the sun on your window sill, by morning rise Listen to the sweet music as it plays blooming all your flowers as they dance on your crystal vase Hear the silence of his steps as he shuffles hugging his violin, he plays on and on just for you, listen to him, won't you ?

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