Short Whitened Poems

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Leaves Are Leaving

From whitened trees, leaves are leaving
Releasing fall, color flutters
Upon the wind's icy mutters
With a ruby river weaving
Homage to a season's grieving


10/20/23
Categories: whitened, autumn, goodbye, nature,
Form: Quintilla


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Enlaced

wind arctic boreal tatting across whitened landscapes Chantilly with frore lace and snowy-stiff satin brocade cutting defining the raw winter’s scalloped edge
Categories: whitened, cool, extended metaphor, kiss, winter,
Form: Tetractys
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our hair ages too

Hair of my youth was pretty auburn fine.
with glimpses and dashes of red said Valentine.
Oodles of melatonin to keep it a glitzy glowing red
whitened up when I got a bit older, said Cousin Fred.
Categories: whitened, age,
Form: Rhyme
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Her Chilled Splendor

her chilled beauty...

   splashed in whitened paint

          through Christmas' buds

             my eyes turn into soot

and bury Mom's splendor



Not So Happy Holidays Contest

~ Contempary
Categories: whitened, absence, holiday, sad,
Form: Tanka

A Fourth Season

whitened winds blow                                                                                               drunk Koi swim under ice                                                                                        icicles dripping
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: whitened, fish, seasons, snow, winter,
Form: Haiku


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Lullaby Series Ii

Lullaby 2

wind voices speak wild words
above an eider down of dreams
and nighted owl sleeps close to the trunk
when November rends our sky

rain changes from her silks
and whitened raiment wears
as winter casts its nets of frost
across the naked bowers
Categories: whitened, farewell, november, , Lullaby,
Form: Free verse

Bottled Time

Collectors, traveling from far,
Dig in ashes piled behind
The weather-whitened, ghost-town bar:
Whiskey bottles there to find.

A hundred years have come to pass:
Cowboys—gamblers—girls—all dead.
Half-buried legacies of glass
Gleam beneath the rotting shed.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: whitened, history
Form: Verse

Winter Crest

The flying winter-end moves ambivalently 
Scoffing with whitened celebration 
And thrashing through adoration
While nippy Jack Frost chuckles underhandedly 

Into the evening joyful delight 
The spring time moon, sings in speckle red 
Life moves triumphantly in joyful wed
And stillness beats the night
Categories: whitened, nature,
Form: Quatrain

The Reflected Tree

in negative temperature
on whitened branch
refracting winter's dark
inversing frosted blanch

pitch to mirrored pool
of symmetry below
in opposite of dual - 
serene in its afterglow

© Goode Guy 2013-08-05

for David Wilson's "The Reflected Tree"
for the Charles Taylor Arts Center 
ekphrastic poetry event 2013-08-11
© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: whitened, film, introspection,
Form: Ekphrasis

Days of the Darkened Dove

But as we begin
to break down
and burn
We will wistfully 
watch and learn
that in this lifeline
you’ll have to
be a
dismally
darkened dove.
Left to let go
of the one
thing you’ve
ever loved.
As you raise
your weakly
whitened
wings to fly
into the
numbing unknown
nature of
the nurturing
night sky.
Categories: whitened, bird, dark, death, leaving, life, love, meaningful,
Form: Other

An Early Birthday Gift

S-aturday eighteenth February
A-ims to clear the sky; 
R-ed beacon has whitened
A-ll the clouds up
H-igh.

Q-uest for the fine clime, 
U-ntil you find the dawn; 
I-t's a beautiful day, 
N-ight is brought to oblivion.
A-llow the lonely twilight to make a change or shift; 
N-ew dawn has let you receive an early birthday gift.
Categories: whitened, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

Dark Cold Night Is Over

G-ray clouds Wednesday
H-ave been whitened by the beacon; 
E-arly sun March fifteenth
R-ises above the horizon.
L-et the raindrops fade
I-nto the black and blue; 
N-ight shadows disappear, mist is nowhere in view.

E-ventide turns into dawn, 
B-ehold the fine weather; 
I-t's a beautiful new day, 
D-ark cold night is
O-ver.
Categories: whitened, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
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Winter Days Frozen Nights a Deadicated Verse To Sally Eslinger-

May winter's days And Frozen nights Continue opening doors, of marshmallow puffy clouds Letting out sparkling frost bits specs of dirt drizzling a puff whitened snow star flakes Snowfalls Winter days, frozen nights
a dedicated verse to Sally Eslinger- 1/26/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Categories: whitened, appreciation, snow, visionary, winter,
Form: Free verse

Tender Blossom

Tender blossom ~
Little blossom,
Intoxicates with such perfume;
I smell you ~
kneeled before you,
Warmed by summer afternoons.

With your sweetened cherry fragrance,
Showered in such glowing radiance,
Such elegance in shining metal
Caressing velvet whitened petals.

Little Blossom ~
Tender Blossom,
Yes, I love you
Lonely one;
My fragile flower in the sun.
Categories: whitened, love, seasons, uplifting,
Form: Rhyme

A Well-Kept Secret

There's a quick remedy for those neglected smiles,
even your dentist won't tell you that...
it's still a well-kept secret;
grandma whispered it to mother,
and mother to daughter,
but not father to son? Isn't it hypocritical, boys?
All women must be kissed by impatient men,
and what's more attractive than
teeth whitened by inexpensive baking soda, guys?
It's time you made yours whiter than Paul's!
Categories: whitened, funny, girlfriend-boyfriend, satire
Form: Rhyme

Sailing On Home

While the water’s whitened waves
Flew forth fast in foamy sprays
All amidst an airy act
Blowing, blasting, beating back
Seeing swarthy, seaward sailing ships
Onward o’er the ocean dips
Upward, downward, driving days
Seeking harbors, havens haste their ways
The ships sail sure in stormy seas
Calmly coursing comes a breeze
Now softly sailing, slides the ship
Muffled, mellow, made my trip
Categories: whitened, adventure, ocean,
Form: Alliteration
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Jack Frost

Joyful this heart a-fluttering, As the golden drift of soft light Cascades on hands, laden with ice Kneading whitened snow into balls, Frozen like a moonlight’s pearled orb Releasing its crystal glaze of nights Only a winter thrill can dare... So, let Jack Frost swing brightened tunes To dance on lanes, a- wandering! 12/4/2015 Acrostic: Jack Frost Contest Sponsor: Shadow Hamilton
Categories: whitened, joy, winter,
Form: Acrostic
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Something Like

shivering 
with the morning cold
only autumn leaves capture the dreams i dream
like the ripping seams 
of my heart
that dance in this morning cold
or at least that is how it seemed
shivering
is all the i know
ashamed of hotness
of all sorts
because autumn leaves
left all but one autumn leaf
I am left shivering 
with the morning cold
this was something like
my encounter with un-whitened snow...
Categories: whitened, autumn,
Form: Free verse

Snow

First a raindrop,  a cold and icy core
 then a whitened flake joined by one or two more;
clustered gatherings before the storm
 a build of slow intensity as snow begins to form;

Come now winter once more to its return drawn
 earthen shadows no longer warmed by downed leaves forlorn.
Gray tunes in the day, as all creatures feasting slip away
in the mist and quiet flow this day of blue to shades of white and gray.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: whitened, snow,
Form: Quatrain

Fall From Grace

Sparkle from a whitened tooth a seamless movement of pace, enslavement in catholic youth buried under a veil of lace. Elegance from a pearl white gown truth hidden from her face, under a studded crystal crown, in slender and with grace. Dreams of a forever and ever. An eternity set for revamp, taunted by a death of a ghost images of an ivory camp long life and regal host (Princess Charlene Lynette Wittstock)
Categories: whitened, history, romance, sympathy, wedding,
Form: Rhyme

Hope

The winds blow very high 
The bird cry's out loud
How many sorrow must I have
How much pain must I go through

Do you not see the bright mirror
Lamenting over my white hairs
The pain have gone through whitened my hair
Thousands of gold spent
But more will come up again

Have you not seen the dog star  ??
Bringing back the lost hope
Have you not seen the blue water from the sky
Surging into the earth never to return again
Categories: whitened, adventure,
Form: Free verse

False Stereotypical Definitions

I'm tired of being defined
By the jagged lines
That line my eyes

I'm tired of being based
On blackened hair
That hides my face

I'm tired of people scanning arms
Searching for bloody marks
That are long gone

I'm tired of people standing there
Waiting for the knife 
To reappear

Under the blackened spell of dawn
Gaze upon what I've become
Through the sunlight that lights my arms
You can clearly see these whitened scars
© Gwen Dixon  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: whitened, faithpeople, people,
Form: Rhyme

Panic

It was a day or two before the smells came
Silent moments of déjà vu
In which the walls whitened in sympathy
The tiles laughing their cracked guilt

How did they find me here? Stowaways
In bottles of surgical spirits
Their cold indifference stifling
They watched me from the bathroom cupboard

Gripping this last vestige of panic
Its clinical stench the smell of God
I list the words for fear in lines of nines
Our toothbrushes lying side by side
Categories: whitened, angst, depression, me,
Form: Free verse
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Success Is a Strange Definition:

Success is a strange definition:
Larger in the mind of an onlooker –
Smaller in the hands of a heritor –
In truth – without a measurement.

It can be exaggerated like a rubber band.
It can be dragged through the mud –
Rescued – cleaned and whitened up.
It can be far to sight or close at hand –

Pleasant to the eye on a resumé –
On a statement or ring like a melody
To the hearer of such rhapsody
Or with a shrug – be explained away.
Categories: whitened, life, society, success,
Form: Rhyme

Tracks

Children know
That giants grow,
Ghosts are true,
And witches too.

Grown-ups don’t,
And so they won’t
Hear things wail
Inside the gale.

“It’s an owl
Or some cat’s yowl,”
They insist 
With whitened fist. 

You know more:
You lock your door,
Snuggle deep
And pray you sleep.

Then at dawn 
Behold the lawn:
Sunrise glints
On fresh, fresh prints.

Bones have walked, 
Ghosts darkly stalked, 
Tombs have stirred,
And you, YOU heard.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: whitened, childhood
Form: Verse
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