Mystery Poems | Examples

LIEFE

What if,
We all strangers travelling the same road
What if, 
We all desperate souls trapped in our own existence
What If,
We just lost and found beings 
What if...

    surviving_pawn

In My Mirror

I walked through storms with nothing but fire,
Dreams grew heavy, but lifted me higher.
ALL MY SHADOWS BECAME TEACHERS OF LIGHT,
I turned my bruises into courage at night.

I carried burdens that bent my back,
Still built bridges where the ground was crack.
BENEATH THESE HILLS, MY ROOTS HELD STRONG,
Even in silence, my spirit sang long.

The world tried caging what I could be,
But destiny whispered: “Fred, you are free.”
COURAGE REQUIRES WOUNDS TO FIND ITS SONG,
I wore the pain and still walked on.

From protector to leader, I carved my name,
Through trials and scars, I mastered the game.
DESTINY IS WRITTEN IN UNSEEN HANDS,
Yet I rise daily, to claim my own lands.

I AM THE ARCHITECT OF MY OWN CAGE,
Building freedoms eternal, from age to age.
Form: Narrative


i know it makes you feel cute

.

                                                       yet
                                             only when i'm 
                                                     look'n
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Cacti

I locked my memories and dreams
No one but me is bound to know
Where have I hidden our trees
The green of grass and white of snow
The roses, the forget-me-nots
The pansies and the olive tree
And every flower in your pots
You pictured for the memory
The cacti stars in white and pink
They wonder why they came around
I’m pretty sure they can think
Especially when the sun goes down
And we are there, inside the walls
The cacti whispers in the night
Watching our shadows in the hall
Move in the rectangle of light.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mysteriousness and Sacredness

Mysteriousness and sacredness

Wished words, universes, wanted new lives
Serial lives, never-ending infinity of desire

I need this life, I want this life, in my heart
I want to do it, the mystery, and the real light

The only one, the living sacredness of life
Here is not a tale of the mysterious kind

In the human world, this is just a movie of the fantasy mind
This is the secret of life, just believe me, oh life

I know the truth. I know that. The fantasy is real life
We are just living in our minds. Collectively, this is sick blind

Yes. We are blind. Open your wings, and just fly, and fly
In the space, in the sky, and find your new life in heaven

Heaven is the true world, not just a religious desire
Jesus said, “In my Father’s house are many rooms.”

“This is the reality. All the words are true”, Satan said
Heavens. Universes. And Mysteriousness Sacredness is

The atmospheres of  those planets
This is the reality
Everybody is a saint
If will arrive there


Premium Member Listen to the Wind

Listen to the wind as it shares its journey
from Puget Sound to Alderny.
It brings the sound of whispering woods
and beauties in their knitted hoods.
Who and what the blowing brings,
all is told with wings and rings.

Listen to the wind as it leaves its home
and winds its way to freedom roam.
Bones of broken mysteries
buried away in fading histories.
Never heard outside one’s tribe,
as all the bad we try to hide.

Listen to the wind as it sings its song
of good and righteous, evil and wrong.
It makes its way from here to yon
without a care for now or anon.
Objective in its path from here
and now, to nearly there.

Listen to the wind.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Perfume Bottle

The perfume bottle
is not just something to hold
Rather, it's a container that offers dreams
that linger as a trace captured in the mind
from the wondrous femininity that a woman has
drawing in her intended lover
    like a flower with a bee
sharing her nectar scent from a well of aroma
meant to tantalize the senses into a bouquet of desire
that will burn into memory as a reminder of time spent
    with the illusion of love sought
Whenever its scent drifts through the air
causing a pause and reflection

Premium Member When Parnassus and the Muse Call You from the Herd

What secrets of the Muse's rhyme,   
     skirt on the edge of our perception?
What fate can be known by metric time,   
     or prophecy by taut inspection?  

The path she offers invites echoes, 
     of lives half-lived and dreams half-dreamt, 
of pasts that form our tomorrows, 
     that few aspire beyond attempt.

Parnassus chooses whom so it will.
     To the fated, it shares its mysteries,
but one must choose its bitter pill, 
     to resolve the trajectories.

The obscure rhythms of the poet's soul, 
     splashed against a domed, cryptic sky,
fulfill a cosmic, unique role, 
     that only seers behold with an inward eye.

Undefined Mind

“I use the curve of my pen to express the words within….never a problem speaking my mind, it’s just some find me hard to define, so I keep them on point when the ink leaks onto the line, but even then it’s impossible to read my mind!”
Form: Verse

Premium Member Sea and Sand

In the midst of no man’s land
In the town of my birth
Once I dreamed of sea and sand
Sitting on the granite earth
A lot of water has flown under
All the bridges where I stood
Looking down, caught up in wonder
It was real and too good
A lot of time has passed since then
At the sea resorts I’ve stayed
Walked upon all kinds of sand
Picked up shells along the way
Dreams of sea come out fulfilled 
Love’s another dream I had
It came true and stayed until 
Came the time of which I read
That it comes all of a sudden
Unexpected like the rain
On a sunny day in town
Where my love lived, and remains
Dreams turn real and vice versa
This reality’s a dream 
In the ash of its dispersal
Over sea and sand I’ve seen.
Form: Rhyme

To Fall In Love Is A Miracle

To fall in love is a miracle
Understanding to it is a riddle
Like crossing parallel lines
Symbiotic to each other
It make sense when disturbed
From simple to complex thinking
One good moment is a treasure
Never can erase in a lifetime
Even the man from Mars
Even the man from Venus
Can attract with each other
Like magnet poles opposite
As destiny is fated to meet
While well planned is expected
The right time is unexpected
This is what makes the sun rises
The fresh air envelops the earth
The heart is the center of a man
Love makes the world beautiful.

Premium Member Matters of Delicacy

      Not over-delicately
        but matter-of-factly –   
          because he’d appreciate knowing 

      And so, he wondered 
        when he had become
          an ‘anachronism’

      And what else, of course
        he hadn't known

Premium Member Mystery of Humpty Dumpty



In the nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty 
Who or What he is is still a mystery.
Some think he may in fact be an egg
though the rhyme hints at no such knowledge.
And yet he’s always depicted as one
and always with legs, whereas eggs have none?
And how did he get to be on a wall
from which eventually he has a great fall?
And who are all the king’s horses and men
unable to piece him back together again? 
A task that would have proved impossible
given his fall’s impact on so fragile a shell. 
Hens quite naturally find all such speculation
futile fodder for brainy egghead cogitation.
What all hens know and vouch is that no eggs
have ever walked out of their rears on legs.

With Borrowed Faces in a Place

With Borrowed Faces in a Place

We are turning around with no faces, 
Just in cases.
Heaven in our places,
Just two faces. 

Screaming out so everyone hears our bases,
 We can't hide our faces.
But truth still chases
Through hidden mazes.

Slow and smoky phrases.
Now we are visible - with our borrowed faces. 
Time erases.
There are no traces.

We are turning around with no faces, 
Just in cases.
Heaven in our places,
Just two faces.
Form: Rhyme

A silent gardener

A man keeps planting flowers in a place no one visits.

It's not that the place is heavily guarded so no one can enter.
Or that the place is so complex, like love, many people are afraid to give it a chance.
It's not like that.

It is just an easy path to cross over to see that place where a man keeps planting flowers.

Expressionally, he loves what he’s doing.
At no point does he need someone who would appreciate him for his work.
He needs no one who would clap for him,
or criticize him, saying he doesn’t do it right and should work harder.

It's not like that.

No living breath has ever even touched the idea of planting flowers in a place no one visits.
But that man got it on his own.

He loves what he’s doing — but no one knows why.

And as the narrator,
I am also scared to see that place.

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