Short Visibly Poems

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Premium Member FACE

silent
      typical
visibly
       passive

an
 idealised
   profile

 so
     natural


   caressed
by
love

in
       faithful
  marital
     perfection
Form: Ekphrasis


Premium Member Stupid Scale

Here's a mystery I just can't explain Our scale must be lying, ate less and gained By my physique updated Visibly unsubstantiated Think I'll chuck it, too hard on the brain
Form: Limerick

Her Mother's Daughter Above All

The suffering etched
Upon her stoic though visibly stricken face
broke my heart,and then broke it anew
till I had to look away,the load too great to help her carry
Though she never knew I tried
Best left to the hands of God

If I Had My Druthers

My doctor once told me something
That had me visibly shaken
He said, "This is your medicine,"
"Which must be annually taken"

I said, "Doc, hold on a minute,"
"And understand my point of view"
"I'd like some I can take by mouth,"
"If it's all, just the same to you!"
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Just a Smile

Just a smile 
That was all it was, 
And my heart missed a beat, 
My stomach rumbled, 
As if butterfly filled, 
I missed a step,no,two 
I stumbled,my pants-very stained,
I looked up and-
She was gone!
There I was,
Down to earth,
Visibly shaken, 
My God!
All these, for her smile?


Uncle George

Visibly bald from losing his hair,
lucky uncle explores healthy fare. 

Fresh veggies constrain follicle halt, 
fixing a maturing hairline’s fault.

Vainly Uncle George emits forced yawns 
glibly disarmed as new girlfriend fawns.

April 30, 2020

Contest:  Couplet
Sponsor: Dear Heart
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Meeting Attendees

Meeting Attendees
They arrive at seven.
The morning early birds.
Hoping for donuts probably.
There are none.

Two slide in the back visibly late at 7:40.
This meeting ends at 7:45.
One says she overslept.
The other makes some inane excuse about going back home for her lunch.
Same two every week, same excuses.

Premium Member A Soul

What does a soul look like
Is it shaped like a love heart
Or white and fluffy like a cloud
Maybe a work of art

Or just invisible goodness
That runs through our veins
Perhaps millions of little sparkles
Floating in our brains

We all possess a soul
Yet never visibly viewed
Deep within our being
Creating me , creating you!
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Your Ambiance Tastes Like Candy

Your ambiance tastes like candy
And is reminiscent of your favorite chocolate
It melts in her mouth
Like the words off of your tongue
She writes better without him
With you as her new inspiration
And ideas flow faster
Like a river headed for nowhere
She is visibly resistant and apathetic
And he is so pathetic
But you are so empathetic
Form:

Premium Member Threshold Crossing-

Whispers waves
around the winds
floating becoming intangent hits 
wisps 
visibly floating solidly 
dropping to the ground
 the top my head and it is as if 
though I've read this before as I cross the threshold
Is this heaven
The peace and whispers across threshold crossings

10/20/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020

Capricious Wind

Pushes moves objects
Carries flowers lovely scent 
Partner's rain snow sleet

Can touch can't be held
Presence not visibly seen
Complex paradox	

Cooling blowing force
Invincibly powerful 
Surfer's challenger

Nature's friend or foe
Unpredictable movement 
Storm's mischief maker

Breath of life cries out
Energy generated
Cycle continues
Form: Haiku

It Happens On the Night of Halloween

It happens on the night
Of Halloween
When the spirits of creatures
Can pass between
And some spooky spooks
Might well be seen.
Some ghouls are good
And others are mean
Some ghosts have substance
And visibly preen
While others glow 
Luminescently green
But watch out for witches
That arrive on the scene
For in the blink of an eye
They’ll whip out your spleen
Form:

A False Messiah

M...Messiah knew that impostors would occur- -

E...Even to fool the very elect;

S...Some declare  Jesus has come in secret,

S...Second coming is as clearly and visibly--`lightning flashes`

I...Indeed Jesus will come in the clouds of heaven;

A...At the last trump- -

H...He comes back again- -and we will meet HIM in the air.


chipepo lwele
*Dedicated to world adventists
Form: Acrostic

Witty Lizard

Protruding eyes turn around; ball in socket.
It just jumped out of Dad’s coat pocket!
Visibly disturbed, it is not to lose its wit.
A new shelter it must find in grooves, sunlit.

Catch it! It fools us leaving its tail behind
to make a clean escape, leaving us blind.
Try looking for it among creeping bean;
it is much wiser for it has turn green!


Rhyme scheme: aabbccdd
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member When Those Brown Eyes Are So Near

As I last lay beside you; our reflections by mirror, to us both visibly clear
Caressing you gently; feeling your warmth; drove away my sadness and fear
You're always worth holding on to, your safety; even more so worth holding dear
For I do so; in memories; of our moments; when those brown eyes are so near
You know me; my words have no conjecture; for you, they're my heart sincere
Form: Monorhyme

You Are the Definition of Desire

Want, Wish and Crave you



WANT

Wishing
And
Needing
Tenderly

WISH

Wanting
Intimacy
Sensually
Having

AND

All
Needed
Desires 

CRAVE

Completely
Risque
And
Visibly 
Everlasting

YOU

Yearning
Our
Uniting 

Wishing and needing tenderly wanting intimacy sensually having all needed desires completely risque and visibly everlasting yearning our uniting.
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Light To Dark

What once was blinding light
 slips slowly into the covered night
the mighty burn of the sun
 slips behind each cloud hung
in the failing blueness of the sky
 to gray and darken as it pries
a wedge, a deepening abyss
 biding farewell, to the sun's warm kiss.
When all was clear and visibly seen
 we were blinded by the reflected gleam
and as the dark drew closer and nigh
 life slipped away in a breath's last sigh.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Paraphrasing

The idea I know is your own;
She’s your soul, and she’s your own,
But she dwells now in a different hall
Wearing willfully a different form.

Mind! you still own your dear soul;
Place, year of birth and your name
Visibly will hail you in the hall
My words and structure shall form.

If I feel too ghostly is your soul,
She should sit outside of my hall
And guards will attend to her call,
And passers-by know she’s your soul.
Form: Lyric

No Boundary

Piece by piece
Till nothing’s left to hide
My mystery unfolded
Stripped of foolish pride
Bare naked skin
Emotions jagged and raw
You wouldn’t quit
Till you had it all
Look deep into my eyes
It’s all there for you to see
What stands before you
Is undeniably me
No pretense or game
Visibly shaking
Constraints removed
Ripe for the taking
Is this what you wanted
What you needed to see
The freedom to enter 
Inside without boundary
Form: Lyric

Premium Member In the Shadows

You’re out there in the shadows of cyber space Your presence un-nerves me Hiding Lurking Following my every move Hanging onto each word I write Yet you remain … Silent Contact me …you know where to find me Tell me what I’ve done wrong Don’t leave me with these loose ends Free me… Release me from this pain Written after seeing names on my 'followers' list who are not visibly active on soup 25th April 2016

Bartending Is Not Easy

Hope-losing Miss Lizzy,
Already looking dizzy,
Now knows it isn’t easy:
Bartending for The Like-Ant-Busy:
Customers quick to be queasy
Over served glasses visibly greasy.

Teeth-gnashing, baring Lizzy
Coldly painted “Damned Lazy”
Continues to wish at were easy
A fence between serviette and The Creasy
Tables distancing from The Sleazy…

Can’t a smoky bar turn breezy?
The upset enquiry of Upset Lizzy
Whose bar -woman’s breath has turned wheezy.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sociability

Wearing masks in check-out today
  Computer glitch meant delay
Thought I'd strike up a conversation
  Chase the boredom away

My first target looked at me strange
  OK, his right, didn't think much of it
'Til the second fellow eyed me the same
  Hmm, I thought. Gotta rise above it

The third fellow visibly shrank back
  I felt that sociability was under attack
Don't think I'll frequent that store again
  I'll take off my mask and make me a friend
Form: Rhyme

Our Town's Oval

Years have long dashed and sprinted
Round and round our town's old oval
Now abandoned, gone under to grass
An eerie site even for the bravest local

Some say on drizzle-darkened nights
The racetrack does visibly tremble
With cheers and raucous jubilations
Races fought by the fast and the nimble

Screams surge from a non-existent crowd
Echo distant yet distinct in the mind
Of one who has long been absent
From a neighborhood left so far behind.


.

Bitter Rattles Are Brazen Battles

I should like to take Bitter Rattles
As in their own right Brazen battles …

Intensely, The Speaker is flowing,
Whether or not with eyes glowing;
Also riotously, he is thinking
And as riotously blinking,
A nearby child to start yellowing 
And into its shell burrowing; 
Panicked sows not farrowing, 
For as long as he isn’t mellowing 
And down issues narrowing,
His forehead oddly furrowing …

Visibly, it is one drying up,
The Badly Thirsty with a glass cup.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ghoulish Tree

I had never seen such a sycamore tree said my friend Neve.
Was it a coincidence that I found it on Hallows eve?
Had no idea what she was talking about until late that night.
The ghoulish faced tree gave me an incredible fright.

I jumped visibly, and my scream was heard through the night.
Echoing on other trees in the forest, projecting on until light.
Neve, remember the ghoulish tree that gave you a fright?
You were right, I told her. You were right! Right! Right! Right
Form: Rhyme

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