Sickles Poems | Examples

Blanket Of Snow

Blanket Of Snow 
Blanket of snow 
Your so beautiful 
Bundled up in the cold 
The sun melts the stars 
Your shyness is revealed 
Break the ice with a sense of humor 
Together close by the fire 
The cold brought us together 
A new relationship in the winter 
Mesmerizing, eyes in blue 
Like the faded sky painted Azure 
Take a walk in the powdered snow 
Love letters in December 
Pretty lights dazzle in a small town 
The most radiant women, I have found 
We can hold hands in the clouds 
Ice sickles drip reflections in the wind 
In December, new memories begin 
A blanket of snow 
I just wanted to say hello 
Together in the cold 
It has always been you, in the winter glow
Categories: sickles, romantic,
Form: Rhyme

BLUE CHEESE AND OLD PICKLES

BLUE CHEESE AND OLD PICKLES

Looking back at the decades gone by
Over the wall at hammers and sickles
Berlin with a certain oldworld appeal
Just the setting for spy novels, I feel
For me, blue cheese and old pickles
A ‘60s memory that’s now gone dry

Blue cheese veins, a suggestion of age
Old pickles in vinegar make me wince
Some say they all were different times
With the red versus blue secret crimes
But has remained unsettled, ever since
If reading history, seeing the next page

As the bear wakes, an eagle flies again
But glancing over a different shoulder
Only across oceans and never a bridge
Is it now time to clear out that fridge
Threats of war both hotter and colder
Yet nervous tension will always remain

Cheese may leave a tang in the throat
Especially if they’re considered as blue
Pickles are always sharp on the tongue
But was that a dirge that I heard sung
Perhaps it is time to know what’s true
And ignore what all the papers wrote
Categories: sickles, war,
Form: Rhyme


Life And Lasting love in the night

Creeping in the shadows
Keeping it from bad hoes
Reaping in the benefits
Keeping em in to it
Fall in to the zone alone
All the The road to grown
Call on that phone at home
stall on that stone to loan
Cash only gets em more bread
Fast money money on a dead nickle
Ya they tread sickles 
Homie they swing swing hammers
They spree planners
they movers they shakers
Snakes making on a fake cure
waiting for those lastest rate to drop
Haters and Fakes that you know you like
I got the mic your  wants to sing through
Big part of my life that I been through
Next part itsl all passion
They call castin for big chunk, 
Im mall smashing for fresh kicks
Im fall fasting to last in the mix
Categories: sickles, addiction, adventure, analogy, career,
Form: Rhyme

Frozen Tears

A world viewed through cold eyes creates
frozen tears & hardened emotions
Going through the motions only solidifies
the pain as salty feelings
cut like ice sickles impaling warm veins
These feelings bleed out into the 
streets of our minds that were constructed
upon old structures & paradigms in vain
At times I feign ignorance of these
false foundations because ignorance
is bliss
knowing burying my head in the 
sand could be hit or miss
No one is at home in this batters box
& it would be remiss of me to not
mention this paradox
The glass half empty view if full
of contradictions no one wants
to see through
& in a world viewed through cold eyes
tears are frozen before they've
had a chance to cry
Dry ice falls & shatters leaving
you to pick up the pieces
as if gathering your emotions
isn't hard enough in this season
Categories: sickles, wisdom,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberOld Macdonald's Great-Grandchildren

We are old MacDonald’s great-grandchildren
who help him in his fields during weekends,
We gather chopped hays and feed his chicken,
then watch him works with his farmers and friends.

We love working in the fields together,
We ride ponies and horses…we’re cowgirls!
We greet his hardworking farmworkers who’re there
while they cut rice straws with their sharp sickles.

Our grandfather owns large hectares of land,
Ranging from the foot of the blue mountain 
 to the spot where we, three sisters stand;
Tour around freely! Ride in his land train!

Beyond grandpa’s rice fields are big orchards,
And behind are gardens with vegetables
where we’ll immensely enjoy afterwards;
Healthy foods will be on our long tables!

Our grandpa is so happy to have us,
He says, “ With triplets grandkids, life’s so nice!”
So, when we go back to school he gives cash,
buys new dress, pair of boots and hair bowties.
Categories: sickles, granddaughter,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberNovember

I do not regret when I park my vehicle out,
Mist cleanses each dust speck beyond any doubt;
My roses are laced with diamond-snow particles,
Snow has adorned also the forgotten old rusty sickles...
Anthodium’s heart stand covered by mist, yet,
Heart of humans, here, for plants, seem always so wet;
Sun flowers shrouded with naughty mist game,
Zinnias see to face the game of the nature same;
Maples! my friends! Your veins are white-filled!
Do you not feel, yet, emotionally thrilled?
I have not taken out my thinnest winter sheet so far,
Winter is begun now; will have to continue many a golf par...!



06 November 2022 
November Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Regina McIntosh
Categories: sickles, november,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberA Trickster Cometh

Along street’s he’s casing, unseen in control
  Sickles and Scythes, double edged swords
 One hooks the young, other catches the old 
 And for winding up days, gets a tidy reward 
  Not diamonds or rubies, platinum nor gold
 But fruits, and candies, his Halloween hoard


Bitesize Poem no.54 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier 
10/22/22
Categories: sickles, allusion, dark, scary,
Form: Rhyme

Final Curtain

Long time I stood 
In the middle of a crossroad
Trying to find my way 
On the shades of black and gray 

I found ups and downs and plains 
And humps as big as mountains 
I found muds and puddles 
And I jumped through countless hurdles 

For the tides of time are cruel
Like sickles that rip my soul 
Like the winds and storms in fall 
That blind me out of my goal 

But the most gruelling of all 
Were the heights I took to fall 
But I shall dare to try again 
For faith in thee is my captain 

For in thee is my final curtain 
No matter how high is the mountain 
No matter how deep is the pitfall 
I'll be with you after all
Categories: sickles, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme

Pashons, Shemu

I
The golden sun dips, below the horizon is where it grips 
Shemu will arrive early, farmers in a flurry 
The final grains trickle, time not mickle 
Sickles drawn, scarecrows menace gone 
The coming of the harvest, standing in the shadow of the darkness 
 
(2017)
Categories: sickles, allegory, art, earth, farm,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberWheat

loads of gold on head
anxious bridesmaids stand in queue ---
solemn sickles squeak


17 March 2022
Categories: sickles, nature,
Form: Haiku

Premium MemberWars No More

Do not tell tales of wars to children,
Tell them stories of universal love;
May costumes of a charming war patron,
Be restored by physicians true cure shove;
Lasting be divine graces from above...!

May no toy-guns take the place of teddies,
Innocence be moral midst joyful games;
May each child grow up as always readies,
Taking risks for others with no self-claims;
May compassion grow as great constant aims...!

In the leisurely pleasure-ride of life,
May weapons occupy no vital space;
Smooth industriousness and soothing strife,
Enchant the existence of human race; 
May ethics, in each step, be solid base...!

May fields of corns increase; not battlefields,
May green revolt outwit the bloody red;  
May sickles and plows replace safety-shields,
May each one earn their needed daily bread;
Even in our nightmares, be no bloodshed...!


05 March 2022
Quintain (English) Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Emile Pinet
Categories: sickles, love, peace,
Form: Quintain (English)

Autumn Blushes

Majestic autumn welcome home,
As summer yields to slumber,
To flaunt your leafy vibrant hues,
Of yellow, gold and umber.

From whence do all your colours come,
That paint your wondrous scenes,
Do fairies brush from pots of gold,
And daub the failing greens.

An Ivy drapes across the wall,
Some leaves have turned maroon,
Did some warm droplets trickle from,
That haunting blood red moon.

The woodland dons an auburn dress,
With flecks of brown and Dun,
And shades of Amber stolen from,
A falling evening sun.

The days grow short, cool nights are long,
As forests shed their leaves,
Sharp sickles fall on ripened wheat,
And lay it down in sheaves.

The Squirrels start to gather food,
Migrating birds are still,
God's creatures all prepare their homes,
For Winters icy chill.

Behold the seasons russet hues,
A joy for all to see,
So cast an eye and celebrate,
Such pure Autumnity.
Categories: sickles, autumn, color, nature,
Form: Ode

Premium MemberGuns and Us

I had brought a plastic gun for my little son;
I thought he will feel the shoes of an army man.

Lo! I saw him aiming at an urchin polite;
Addressing himself as a hardcore terrorist…

I stopped, thenceforth, buying any more guns for him;
I filled his room with creative things that'd tempt him.

He grew up reading, researching, gaining degrees;
Plunging into ventures apt for human service…

Guns and gunmen he has under him, now, millions
He heads million military battalions.

I heard, some psycho, with guns, entering a school,
And leaving innocent students in a blood pool.

India, known once, a non-violent-nation;
Getting works done, at gunpoint is today, common.

Guns are good. The purpose of guns is not to kill;
Cops have guns. They're not entitled to use them still.

Guns are instruments like plows or spades or sickles;
Use these for humanity. Reach life's pinnacles!

7th May 2021
GUNS Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Anthony Biaanco
Categories: sickles, inspirational, integrity, military, peace,
Form: Couplet

Premium MemberLiving the Dream

When the present is a hollow shadow of the future past

And the wild reaper casts his spell on stagnant aspirations

The harvest flooded in crushing tears at midwinter pain


He decides to live the courageous fantasy of ancient moons


Dries off a skin full of resentment from stunted propagation

Slices vividly through anger hurt and fear with lunar sickles

Rises above beholding constellations of apprehending dread


Living the dream and loving the seasons is full of danger

As uncertain promises loom and the eclipse seems eternal

He lights a blazing fire to fend off subconscious hesitation

And remembers that he’s been there before so many times


When mourning falls again and hopeful rays lighten the sky

Hopeful desire tentatively touches an unextinguished longing 

For the gift of presence peace and kindness onto his burning mind

His soulmate bandages his wounded soul and kisses him gently

Massages sores and abrasive thoughts until they walk the path

Out into what lies ahead when sun and clouds merge into one

22nd October 2019
Categories: sickles, best friend,
Form: Free verse

Left Message

:To whom it may be godless or guideless

A party – it may be CCP – was absent once skies proclaimed that freedom to humankind,
was absent in peace class; how to embrace diversities and universe.
Yet they’re now acting as Mr. Know It All, claiming and judging without any verse
but hammers and sickles they points to others that are still learning mind.

They deserve sorrowful feelings for great loss of understanding human rights defined.
So let us keep swinging lighter and loftier hands to ignite a spark of wisdom
especially to potential victims – innocent juveniles – standing in queuing line to the party’s dome,
as well as we remain against injustice and imbalance.
Categories: sickles, change, community, freedom, humanity,
Form: Free verse

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