It’s cold
And rainy
The weather
My heart
Mirrors of
Despondency
Identical twins
Of misery
Hopelessness
Growing exponentially
Raindrops feeding
Bleak puddle
Of my
Liquified soul
Freezing onto
Stone-cold heart
Where smiles
Die young
Love was
Never born
- Author: Alfred Peyer (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: November 8th, 2017 00:13
- Comment from author about the poem: I am experimenting (and messing around) with what I call 'Minimalist Poems'. Each line has only one or two words. I have no idea if there is a 'proper' name for this.
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 85
Comments7
Don't know of a name for it but very effective - great stuff Fred
Thank you so much Michael, for your encouraging comment. Tomorrow I will post another one of these, but with the opposite subject matter.
I look forward to it.
Good write, hopefully the one you write tomorrow will be warmer.
Thanks Goldfinch, it will not only be warmer, it will be hot!
A fine write Fred. Maybe it's called 'staccato' or could be. Short and sweet - and can be sharp sometimes too.
You gonna be long-winded tomorrow instead?! heehee. Oh, you mean the subject matter will be opposite, not the actual length of the poem.
Thanks orchidee, exactly!
I love it. Brief, simple yet deep.
Thank you m&m! It is an experiment in simplicity, the simpler the better.
Good work Fred I always like to see someone pushing themselves to get beyond their comfort zones
Thanks WL, you are so right. This one is borderline comfort zone. But I like it and without experimenting there is no growth.
A strong series of couplets here, Fred. I like this new form you experiment with. It is fun working with form and shape in our poems, isn't it. Well done!
Thanks so much Louis! Yes it is fun, and it keeps the little bit of brain I have working!
I love the "identical twins of misery." Amazing, sir. Well done.
Thanks Simple-Man, looks like we just cannot stop patting each other on the backs! 🙂
To be able to comment and rate this poem, you must be registered. Register here or if you are already registered, login here.