Short Unmistakably Poems

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Premium Member Aix Galericulata

Beautiful, striking Unmistakably coloured The Mandarin duck http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-6.php
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Call it Presence

Call it presence

Solidly empty

Infinite time and space

No-movement moving

And none of the above..

But unmistakably present

As all of the above..

Call it presence...
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Premium Member Physicality of Bliss

We feel it within
At our very core
Unmistakably 
Sushumna aglow
Bliss purring therein

We so become
Throbbing as such
Continuum 
Climaxical

Thus complete
Joy replete
Are upbeat

Nectar
Sinks in

Deep

07-October-2020

Unmanly

Unmanly; unsightly; unskilled
Unsociable; unsophisticated
Jerk; unruly
And hurt and bruised
Unmanly; unsound
But, unselfish in unseasonable weather
Of warmth, sky clear
Unmistakably; unlikely 
Too be unusually calm
In a untouchable manor
And then-unmanly; unruly; jerk.
Form:

Premium Member Seafoam Green

her eyes
were
seafoam green

they pierced
the night
in one
fell swoop

their glare
left folk
speechless

a feline grace
like no other
haunting

unmistakably
unforgettable
and like the wind

and it just vanished
in the moonlight



AP: Honorable Mention 2020


Insular...

Solid in star-burst 
and harbored connection
to mind and to matter 
and all things alight

Glass idea shattered
in wrought conversation
impending on tips
of the top of the night

Platinum moon shine
and sing along star songs
to whisk me in circles
'till lucidly spun

Blowing the evening
in wrought conversation
alone in the world
unmistakably one.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wispy River

I cherish your dreary safe house; I share your cover trick. The nightfall apparition is unmistakably pitiful, not majestic. Alone, yet not the only one, I walk around my sorrow phobic Almost when a heron offers a final chance, it is laded with panic. The maelstrom witch hurls an illuminated usurper mystic.
Written: August 25, 2021
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Form: Monorhyme

The Small of a Womans Back

The small of a womans back
Sacred ground, desire
It beckons, quietly inviting

Waiting to be caressed
Waiting to be touched
Waiting to be claimed

Unmistakably feminine
Uniquely landscaped
Female curves, danger

Feel the touch of my hands
Strong, firm, suggestive
Soft, tender, comforting

The small of a womans back
Waiting to be caressed
By the hands of her lover 

~Rick Berry
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Spring

Spring, life flourishes
Like a gentle flower
It's time to be awakened
Your petals unfold
Inhale deeply, slowly
Eyes closed, wide open
The bouquet is sweet
Unmistakably yours
The scent is feminine
It calls my name
Whispering, loudly
Quietly you scream
Only I can hear this voice
It is for me, only for me
I am invited, embraced
Ravaged, lovingly
I surrender, take me
I am yours
You are mine

~Rick Berry
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Premium Member Mexican Dance of Romance

Mariachi beats are unmistakably Mexican, sassy as salsa
Hot and spicy, the sombrero on the floor hops up and down
Carnival dance battle begins with the traditional janabe tapatio
Crowd marvels at the precision of the couple’s moves

Courtship unveiled as the dance progresses, he is pursuing
His efforts refused at first, her China Poblana dress flaring
Female dancer finally accepts his advances, her handsome man
He gives the crowd a happy wave, showing off his charro suit.

Premium Member Warm Winter Afternoon

I went back to the meadow today Its call was unmistakably clear I saw two yearlings at play, Then, remarkably, two older deer. Warming bringing a welcomed respite As the animals came out to frolic Before, inevitably, the ground is white And winter meadow will wax bucolic. My walk was pleasant; I shall stay, Reclining there in restive meditation Near yonder knoll the rest of the day Devoid of any unnecessary animation.
written December 9, 2021
Form: Rhyme

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