‘A complete poem is one where an emotion finds the thought and the thought finds the words.’ Robert Frost
‘Rem Tene, Verbe Sequentur’ (Stick with the subject and the words will follow)
Someone said the sky was falling.
Now I know they’re right.The stars that burned so brightly hot,
Have now turned cold and white.They make their way, each one unique
And on the ground alight,Accumulate and call to me “let’s have a snowball fight!”
The Poetree
Leafing through the pages strewn
Throughout the Autumn afternoon.
They’re rounded up and bound together.
With covers sewn for Wintry weather.
A brainstorm-front, a silver cloud.
The sounds of Spring are read aloud.
And Summer’s sun will play its part
To grow His words up from our heart.
Hearing the click of leaves that pass
Down through the branches to land on the grass.
As
Bees
Come
Dancing,
Entwined
Flowers
Grow
High
Into
Juxtaposition.
Knowing
Light,
Mixing
Nectar
On
Petals.
Quickly
Receiving
Sustenance.
Tell
Us
Verily,
Why
eXactly
You’re
Zealous?
DO you ever wonder how melodies are?
REcalling the time that we danced neath the stars.
MIx it with laughter, are you feeling the spirit?
FAr from the noise of the crowd. Can you hear it?
SOrrow is gone and the fear disappears.
LAst but not least, take the muse by the ears.
TIming yourself, step out onto the floor.
DOn’t you realize that’s what music is for?
as my thoughts turn dreams
I realize a world awaits
that’s all in my head…
Consider Jesus:
His salvation free, priceless,
Yet costs everything.
The word f*** has a ring
That I think I should mention
Is real good at getting
A person’s attention.But when using this word,
Use caution, you should.
Because often when heard,
It’s misunderstood.
They talk of the elephant here in the room,
When they say I’ve had too much to drink.
They flatly insist that it’s something I’ve missed.But I see it right there and it’s pink!
Saw the universe.
Swirling around in my cup…
I stirred, it was gone.
Elide the “i”, would Apple die?
With all the Pads and Pods bereft,
And to its own devices left,
Ive would have to lend his letter,
To make it better.
A parakeet and a marmoset
Stood atop a parapet.
A pair of pets, they made a bet
To see how far from their cage they’d get.
Elide the “L”, the “I”, the “D”.
Now kern the “3″ and make a “B”.
This is how the first typesetters
Pared the words that made the letters.
An artificial edifice.
A hollow mountain’s face.
A surreptitious precipice
That hides a secret place.
Absolutely the
Best.
Carefully
Deciding
Everything
For
Good.
Heaven
Is
Jesus:
Kind,
Loving,
Merciful.
No
One
Possesses
Qualities
Remotely
Similar.
Tell
Us
Verily,
Why
eXactly
You’re
Zealous.
Owed to the Sea of Ingenuity
There is a crater on the moon,
(The one affecting all the tide)
Whose shores are ripe with bright ideas,
No H2O at all inside.
A Sea of Ingenuity,
On the dark side of the lunar face.
Of cleverness and imagination.
Staring longingly to space.
See, darkness isn’t all that bad,
When anchored as a satellite.
The sun at your back each and every day.
The earth, your audience by night.
Your poetry is wonderful! Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Blessings,
Delana
http://delanasworld.wordpress.com
http://nineyearpregnancy.wordpress.com
You’re very welcome. Thanks for the praise. I haven’t written any poetry for a long time. What you see here is from upwards of 5-10 years ago. As I remember more, or come across any in old journals, etc., I’ll post it. So check back!
Please post more poetry. It is original and lovely. I write poetry, too. Sometimes the muse whispers into my ear at 4:00 a.m. and poof! Out pops a poem. Many blessings to you.
Okay! I’ll look for some more to post. I remember one time, I was half-asleep and I got the most amazing and perfect haiku poem. Alas, I lacked the discipline of getting up to write it down, thinking I’d remember it. Guess what? It vanished. I hope I learned my lesson.
Thanks for the comment. Check back soon!
Hi Josh,
Your poems show a certain predilection for cleverness and fun as well as adept control and arrangement of words. Thank you for sharing and well done!
SoundEagle also wrote a fair number of poems, though they are not all gathered in one place like yours. Rather, they are strewn across SoundEagle’s blog, and are always accompanied by art, science, music, video, graphics, cartoons, animations, games and/or puzzles.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Yes, I do seek to be as succinct and precise with my poetry as possible (and alliterative, sometimes).
I look forward to looking around your site when I get some time. Blessings to you and thanks again for the comment.