Contemplative poems

Contemplative poems — a collection of the best works on PoemShip.

ContemplativeTim Gunn

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she left his skin on fire words tumbled out in a skeletal gasping wish now won’t you have a little something before you go? when he could clutch her no longer his hands now insensate to her flesh he took his penitent leave she looked out at the parched rain until the despondent damp avenue expunged all truth and willingness from her tortured affected features and though she had considered the mingy number of his talents she recognized his abstract worth in the masculine declination
ContemplativeTim Gunn

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she stared at him as if there was nothing else to look at when they had been together a month or so he finally wanted to know more about her he did not know how to touch her or even how to desire such expertise immense sadness engulfed her the silent expanse between words and whispers she found another rife with lustrous gestures could pretend that there was love in his eyes last chance to be observed measured desired before her contents were judged by their cover must open now delicate flower the bitter taste of her progress was slow their hands prancing like puppeteers her body as canonized sculpture his lips trembling she left him against the wall saturated in exultation
ContemplativeTiffany.

Seasons

I sit in my room Watching the flowers Bloom and become Something more beautiful Than what you saw as a Little bud And I still sit And watch The snow slowly Falling down Like the world Is being sprinkled Simply with sparkles Some people Say That the world around them
Contemplativetideofmoon

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May be old is what we don't prefer to be called, But have you wonder - How we love to rejoice calling our friendship, love, relations old. May be we are older that we thought Or may be we are younger than we thought And betweens the may be...s We don't have ages... We only have moments.
ContemplativeTiago Coelho

Meaningless

A simple speck of dust, Puzzling at first, Resting where it lands. A simple particle of nothing Free from this world's bidding, Free from existance itself. A being needing caress, His reflection none the less, Yet not one of his own. Admiring pure simplicity, Blinded with duplicity, Thoughts of envy settle. Lack of vision to see, What he desires to be Resides within himself.
Contemplativethrowaway_poetry

SHOWER

drip scrub sit a wet coalescence of my soul gangly, confined, soap lid shampoo on my nose My mind is loudest in that white space Time seems to wait for me outside I like the noise But all things end even my hour long showers
Contemplativethrowaway_poetry

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precious to me I have no greater possession they treasure me yet sometimes they're a weapon arguments hormones eruption. Things happen it is what it is
ContemplativeThomas W. Morris

Fishing

One morning I went fishing The sun sparkled against the waves Why Why did I go fishing I wonder
ContemplativeThomas W. Morris

Hour Glass

On Monday I turned an hour glass upside down, On Tuesday I sailed to the south west of Japan, Wednesday came and I was exploring a new town, By Thursday I had learned about the quran, Friday introduced winter so I sat with a frown. On Saturday my son started crawling, On Sunday the sand was still falling.
ContemplativeThomas W. Morris

Skies Lie

Skies don't lie but, Wind blows clouds and, Clouds change shape so, Skies do lie when, We exhale so, Keep your water, Inside your sea.
ContemplativeThe Waffle Of Life

Poem #4

Sit outside The waves come abruptly You don't go and run You sit While others are crying tears of fear You sit there Calm, my dear You sit and you sit Waiting for the waves They overtake you A smile on your face The lesser of 2 evils The wave overtakes No fear no more Waves knocking at the door
ContemplativeThe Next Poetician

The Language of Silence

Silence is a language between sea and shore the tide awash with memories of rusted wrecks in foreign fjords Silence is a language between snow and ice blanketing the spawning ground never the same way twice Silence is a language between the crossing and the bridge mirroring to fathom what lies beyond the next ridge Silence is a language between the landscape and horizon every corner every curve traced by deeper passion

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