Short Wearies Poems

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Music

Music whispers in the ears
beautiful melody hears
stinking memories 
dries up with left out worries
as my eyes rest without wearies.
© S S Beulin  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse


Soul Note

It is the seeker, not the sought,
it is the singer, not the wrought,
who travels on in wearies caught,
and stresses not with daily ill.

It is the master of the will,
that reaches up to heaven's throng.
It is the soul's undaunting till,
that finds the truth in His belong.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wintry Weather

 Wintry weather wearies the mind
 Another snowstorm's on the way
 Icy roads can leave you in a bind
 Wintry weather wearies the mind
 You lose your gloves, scarves left behind
 You shiver beneath skies of gray
  Wintry weather wearies the mind
  Another snowstorm's on the way
 
 1-10-2026
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Old House

OLD HOUSE

built in 1905
before i was born
i wonder
what were the owners like?
shadows are quick to reply

some nights
as i watch the tube
quick shadows tell
i am not the owner
am but a house guest    an intruder

winter wearies
with the same old view
out my kitchen window
how many others before
how winter weary?

Dave Austi
Form: Tanka

Nostalgia

Sorcerer wearies of casting
Spells that nobody can feel,
Ghouls are impatient with fasting,
Death-knells no longer will peal.

Churchyard is grown up with wild weeds,
Marble tombs settle and crack,
Will-o-wisp dies in the marsh reeds,
Leprechauns never come back.

Vampires without an oasis,
Banshees with nothing to moan,
Ghosts who can’t find where their place is,
Skeletons, grave-less, alone.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form:


Nostalgia

Sorcerer wearies of casting
Spells that nobody can feel,
Ghouls are impatient with fasting,
Death-knells no longer will peal.

Churchyard is grown up with wild weeds,
Marble tombs settle and crack,
Will-o-wisp dies in the marsh reeds,
Leprechauns never come back.

Vampires without an oasis,
Banshees with nothing to moan,
Ghosts who can’t find where their place is,
Skeletons, grave-less, alone.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Lonely Tears

as none for me comes,
as none for me cares
the loners hug i embrace
there where eerie shriek sings
there i go alienated

i hope for hope
i feel for feelings
i longed for long
till my melancholy heart wearies down
till the collection of hours gathered my day in woe

as i return to my bed of misery
as i dream in a jaded world
as none for me comes
as none for me cares
there the loners hug i embrace,

I Am a Bird

I am not tamed,
I stay in my nest
I fly to east or west;

I can chant beautiful melody
They are alike soothing songs, 
Blowing wind embrace my wings. 

I fly high in the bright daylight,
I rest in my nest on the darkest night, 
Yet I can't fly in the drenching rain.

I peck with my beak, 
Sweetest berries
Vanishes my wearies.

I live without worries,
Yet I am free 
Dwelling in my tree. 

I am little bird 
Wondering of my life
To live safe.
© S S Beulin  Create an image from this poem.

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