Short Warding Poems

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Premium Member Warding

Like unwilling alchemy,
A forceful transmutation,
Tragedy to sanity -
Through sudden abnegation.

With fluid emotions -
The mixing of potions -

Alchemical abjuration.
Form: Rhyme


One's At Peace State

For its composure of mind
One's at peace state
Of all quiets most felt
Angel-wrapped in.

Hang, as in your memory
Whose image of.
Life unto death's staunchest
Anxious-warding.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Must Keep the Old Bod Moving

Started walking again at the mall each morning Must keep the old body moving or it'll stop performing Even simple functions Like eating muffins Or warding off girlies from constantly swarming
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Must Keep the Old Body Moving

Started walking again at the mall each morning Must keep the old body moving or it'll stop performing Even simple functions Like eating muffins Or warding off the girlies as they're constantly swarming
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Form: Limerick

Panoply

Poetry’s spoken armor
repels the pointed spear
warding off tomorrow’s scars
enemies in fear
Each word thus protected
as phrases form anew
to vanquish what the darkness brings
— new battlegrounds in view

(Dreamsleep: May, 2024)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Enlightening

First intent for a Tail Rhyme poem

Light has appeared between the cloud 
Warding off shadows of becloud
Appearing hope as a symbol
Giving a sense of willpower 
Faith as strong as a high power
Speaking for yourself very loud









Nayda Ivette
11-18-2015

Watchnight

Witness to how good and wondrous God has been in warding off past evils, we're gathered in the church, waiting in God's presence, welcoming the New Year - What a way to begin !! ------------------ Form: Pleiades 30.12.16
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Under the Stars

He sings a lullaby under the stars; dreamland awaits them in grim abattoirs. Git along, little dogies; cowboy’s warding off bogies, crossing the plains to those last cattle cars. ————— for the High Noon Poetry Contest sponsored by Joseph May written on 04/30/2022
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Dandy

The sight is so cool, great baby spring with super moon
Yet, Dandy in his last fall see but windy cloudy
left to right, west toward colder dusty north 
Dung has diarrhea of warding
Above the dark gray cloud,
foggy view of the full moon
In his frostbitten ugly eyes, 
Cry O pathless dead end!
No more tails to hang up 

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Premium Member Pasipaaro - Exchange

Pasipaaro
- Exchange

 

He envisioned a dreary end
Swaddled in mystery

clouded in mischief

warding and wishing away
the gathering mist
outlined over his head
He is tramping

as he is toiling

Trading places with shifting feet
Stealing glances from clad faces

eyes blinking to the streak of dawn
He fell on his knees
Unthreading laces
with awon eda orun" heavenly beings
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Feral Glamour

Wild berries and poison ivy wrap me,
warding off trespassers with their armor;
So toxic the taste will guard gingerly,
a virulent warning doused in glamour;
Maybe you should read the full disclosure;
Heed the warning or wind up getting hurt,
don’t make the mistake of trying to flirt;
You may get caught up in their appearance 
stay mindful of not being an expert;
Feral beauty warns you maintain distance.
Form: Dizain

Commenting On Prayer

Current that makes the dark bright,
Restores spiritual eye sight,
Something for warding off fight;
It has had to increase might,
Somehow,the heavy makes light
And lips loosen that were tight
Bad wounds dismissing as slight...

For who wants Satan's quick flight:
Relocation to new site
The Best:  ones that Verses cite
To powerful Demons bite
And remind of what is right...

Prayers keep fighting the night:
Your bent knees and night is white!
Form: Rhyme

God, Spare My Weary Heart

The baleful words you say,
Leave painful scars in me
Permitting them to possess my heart 
Oppressively. 
Withstanding the bitterness and pain
You caused, 
Conquering and diminishing me 
By using your atrocity, 
Feeling sadness flowing violently, 
Warding happiness away, 
Filling my eyes with hurtful tears 
And meaningful pain, 
Feeling the darkness reign.
God, 
You’re my ally,
You’re the one I stand still for, 
Forgive my sins, 
Ease my pain, 
Reborn the me in me again...
© Sara Murad  Create an image from this poem.
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