Six Short Poems
by JM Prescott
I Miss You
Today you miss this sunrise
this conversation
this story.
I see a little you in me
you'd be proud
I believe.
I miss you today.
Can't please everyone
Or sail in all directions
Sail on
Stay the course
Still the ill-pleased storms come
To suck the wind from my sails
Wind tell me no lies
Blow through me - and find my heart
I am never still.
Building a slow wall of mist,
Keeping me inside.
Today you miss this sunrise
this conversation
this story.
I see a little you in me
you'd be proud
I believe.
I miss you today.
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Sail OnCan't please everyone
Or sail in all directions
Sail on
Stay the course
Still the ill-pleased storms come
To suck the wind from my sails
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Haiku IWind tell me no lies
Blow through me - and find my heart
I am never still.
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Endless clouds of grayHaiku II
Building a slow wall of mist,
Keeping me inside.
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Inbetween Beliefs
I live inbetween beliefs
looking for faith
in the middle
to trust myself
in the middle
to live
beyond
the inbetween
I live inbetween beliefs
looking for faith
in the middle
to trust myself
in the middle
to live
beyond
the inbetween
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Now scares me
Not growth to come
But growth left behind
Can I move forward
Without losing
Tomorrow knows
And isn't telling
Tomorrow Isn't Telling
Now scares me
Not growth to come
But growth left behind
Can I move forward
Without losing
Tomorrow knows
And isn't telling
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All of These poems are 140 Characters or less.
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Enjoyed these pieces, JM. Nice works.
Poignant mind pictures these conjure up for me, Jim.
Myra smiles wanly...
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sorry, JM
Nice. I like Haiku II the best.
I enjoyed each of these as well. Quite quiet and lovely and filled with food for thought.
So beautiful. I love how they convey everything with no excess, everything is minimal and polished. We would really love to have this at 'Like Birds Lit' if you are interested. :)
I am really loving the first one.
I especially liked the second haiku. They all had an element of hopefulness that shared itself with uncertainty. I like the way you frequently write about the seemingly opposite.