Agra Poems | Examples


Taj Mahal : 1631 to 1648 by order Shah Jahan : Ekphrasis

Form : Double Tetractys 


love

expressed

surreal 

heart opens mind

queen  mumtaz  essence  eternal  captured 

embodied geometry world wonder 
 
shah voiced sacred

masterpiece 

power  

grand

Vi Agra

Her last name was Agra, I saw on the bar
              My nerves told me, I wouldn’t get very far
But then I did spy
        Her first name was Vi
I worried no more as we walked to my car

A name like Vi Agra can make a guy think
                   Or run like Niagara gone over the brink
But one thing’s for sure
         She won’t be a bore
Le’s hope it’s not over before I can blink!

First Poetry Soup Convention

Facing the monument of eternal love
           Let all soupers meet at Taj Mahal lawn
       Situated in city Agra of beautiful country India
            On the eve of world poetry day
       Open mic competitions shall be the show stopper
            Each one reciting their favourite piece of creation
      From ten in the morning shall kick start
             Faces thriving in anonymity
      Shall finally come out of masked front
            Mocktails of limericks,tanka,sonnets to name a few
       Interesting interactions might churn out
             New forms of poetry
      As spring in India is in full bloom in march
           Fragrance of poems shall mingle with floral scents
        Spilling of emotions in most unique way
            Pair of perfect days to refresh and rejuvenate poetry soup souls


Memories - Lol

Happy me! 
Dressed up in new pink sheath dress,
embellished with white sparkles.
Excited to flaunt it to lasses and lads.
Quickly walked out swaying my tress.

Inspecting eyes stared at me in amazement
 “Baby walk with style!”  that was cerebrum’s announcement.

Oh hell! 
I fell down from my porch escalier,
Down into the mire.
I just hurtled to avoid the huddle.
Remembering those happy days, together we crackle.

On a holiday, at Agra Fort.
With my friends, gushing and rushing on the ramp.
Hay scattered just like sand.
Uf! Suddenly what happened?
 I slipped and slithered!
“Now what was that?”, I was out of my head.
“Dry elephant dung”, bursting with laughter, someone dispreads .
Entire herd weirdly cracked up!

It was my lucky day.
I just rode my bicycle all the way.
Proudly I declared, “Hey I can ride without any strain.”
And before I could finish, found myself in the drain.
Laughing out loudly, friends applauded once again.
Hey! This is how every story must begin!

My list goes on, but I think, now I should stop!
Else, laughing out loudly, your jaws will drop!


04/03/2019
Make me actually LOL 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Nina Parmenter

Holi For School Assembly In Alliteration

Holi, a hearty enthusiastic festival in horizon
Colours curdling, water washing every moron;
Out of us evil ever going and playing on
Land of character cherished by coloured lawn.
What a scene to see! Gracious glory gone
If you miss this mesmerizing festival upon
A folly. Foolish will be called such a conn.
Holi, a hearty enthusiastic festival in horizon

Holy played in school is highly pleasing crayon,
For Kinar, Aayushi, Kunal. Aryan or John.
Monorhyme has one colour, holi many micron.
Mital, Mitesh, Vaikhu, SIddhu, Saurabh are don.
This day even principal thinks to prevent throne
And join joy with teachers - see anxiety thrown.
Holi, a hearty enthusiastic festival in horizon

Songs, screams; dance, D.J.; homage and hymn on;
This day with Holika heavy burdens and sins thrown.
Cruel Hiranyakashyapa was killed; glory was won.
Kunal, Arpita, Sandeep, Amit and Shreyas on lawn
Play water and colours with cool Pari’s scone
In Jalgaon, Agra, Kanpur, Karanja, Surat or Bonn.
Holi, a hearty enthusiastic festival in horizon

Quaint Treasure Trove

An ivory castle of delightful dreams
that holds on the memories of lost love.
            A token of remembrance, a golden requiem
                          that is built on the wings of a mourning dove.
         Taj Mahal for all lovers a quaint treasure trove.
                  

Date: 06/13/2017

Note: For the contest (Form - Q) by Broken Wings.
          *Placed Third*
The Taj Mahal meaning Crown of the Palace is an ivory-white marble mausoleum on the south bank of the Yamuna river in the Indian city of Agra. It was commissioned in 1632 by the Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan to house the tomb of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It is an Embodiment of their legendary love and described by Noble Laureate - Rabindranath Tagore as "the teardrop on the cheek of time."


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