Alloyed Poems | Examples

Premium MemberInvoking grace

Logging into the vibrant void,
just like a comet’s burning tail,
our awareness is still alloyed,
with egoic fears that make us ail.

Who attains when there’s no one here?
We are awareness, self-aware,
with body but an interface,
wherein both pain and joy does spear
but once ego vacates the chair,
we instantly imbibe God’s grace.

Making void-centric our soul’s stance,
synced with strobes of bliss magnetism,
mood and mode prayer, we advance,
transcending each religious ism.
Form: Hybronnet

Premium MemberRumor sleuth

In the land of glitz and glitter.
Visionaires film moving pictures.
Acting out their fantasies.
Through love ,war, or tragedy.

Who got hot between the sheets.
To rhapsody's elusive beat.
As a plot began to steam
Audacity, almost Obscene. 

Humors truth, alloyed themes.
Viewers rule, Android dreams.
Rumor sleuths, Tabloid screams.
Future jewels on a silver screen.
Form: Quatrain


Mercury Series

Mercury
An Angel Having Recently Visited You
Sent back Metal Film
of Your Ancient shores
Cratered silver with loneliness

the Humming of Silver Tides
Or discs bent longingly
With long lonely empty looks
Disc crater eyes alloyed obsidian
Looking back at the messenger
With cold memory
Of the abandonment
Which bore their emptiness
In the insane heat of the void
And now leering livid

Yet recent in disdain the merging antiphony
Like arcadia from the ashes
For and through the endless night
And disenchanted contempt
Which bares no life
Except the whisper of Loneliness

Premium MemberExorcising the Angels

EXORCISING THE ANGELS
 
Armed with lethal joy, hard chromed, and brutally alloyed,
with warmth and good cheer, I blaze the deep dark depths.
Down into the hole, laughter in the wind,
the water is cold as we ride the winter stream.

It's pirate time as the clouds steal the sky.
The heavens are gone, but I wouldn't know.
Perhaps the spirit fades in the daily haze,
clouds so low, fog so thick.
So what?  It's to the frozen ground I stick.

In the freeze the flesh turns white,
later to shatter into the shards of black so final.
But the heart still beats, and the eyes still see deep
into the hole where the spirit dares not go.
So give up that ghost yearning for the heavens never more.

Who needs heights to soar when armed with lethal joy?
Broken-legged I march, new home sweet home,
with my bag of dead cats' bones:
Treasure trove for pirates sublime.

Premium MemberVulcan's Mercy

Hard-chromed and brutally alloyed
he fed the scrapyard hurricane.
Melting the metal, his brawn enjoyed
the splash of sweat cooling the pain.

The weight of the world discarded
at the foot of his furnace lit,
he struggled to make soon parted
its history, hard and fast writ …

 … in twisted iron and mangled steel.
Stoking the fire, hellishly hot,
a cauldron of memories once real,
he freed the souls of things forgot.
 
Unthicked by his lethean flame,
smelted loose of its heavy years,
the once gritty metal flowed tame,
shiny new without smiles or tears.
Form: Quatrain


Niagara Love

Waters ... Whimsical and essential
Can't be destroyed
Energies ...constant if constantly
Deployed, somehow alloyed
Ancient witnesses
To us now, an ancestor, who gazed in utter awe and wonder
Watching waterfalls through countless generations?
Why, then, single out a singular discoverer?

Premium MemberSoulful Train

We boarded the soulful train at birth.
We grasp our family will be our vassal.
Both of our parents will starve to death.
No one escorted us toward the gravel. 

Our parents will debark from the train later. 
Hence we're left alone along this journey. 
Sprung people will be joining our tabor. 
Family and companions are at life's worry.

Plenty will jump ship, leaving an endless void.
Others vanish so quietly we can't notice. 
It'll be a train ride of farewell and fear alloyed
We must maintain a strong host alliance.

We are uncertain of our exit in this mystery.
But should adore, excuse, and utter our aware all.
It's crucial, yet we should abandon our seats empty.
We must improve comely memories for future recall.
Form: Rhyme

Barn Burn Party

Off from formal stage's pageantry 
Collisions of pewter play tenor to horn 
Vessels filled with mead, wheat-gold,

Foam. Monks trade lines with scops 
Who tile a church, swapping agricultural 
Know-how. The technics prepare 

Bard for a solo harp song in a barn 
& there’s to the Caddy’s tune gathering sway
Lost so unquotable. Nightshade, potatoes,

ions, herbs, good gods & the animalistic
Sex. From a source outside chaos:
Terms return thermal bundles, 

Predicaments inside time's homophony 
From alloyed spinal column. A donkey
Drags a blade through red sea's surface dirt

Meshed in with hay dank from contra-
dictory earth—these testimonies to greater-
Thans. Cyber sectors offer testimonials

As a means of convincing discerning surfers to
Bypass impasse & buy by following the crowd.
Data suggests but there’s this thing in hand:

A cattle-bolt electron split down the
Middle; a steel beam cut by narrow flame;
A diamond-footed tub with fresh extracts.

Premium MemberThe Smile of Nature

The first drops of rain, a herald
  Of good things to come.
 The mix of rain drops and dust
   stirs...
The fresh smell of nature revives
   the senses.
 Natures cycle turns full circle.

 The allure of fresh vegetables
 Tingled up sensation of past
   memories are revived.
It's a new season of fresh fruits
   vitamins filled.
 Natures cycle turns full circle.

 The rustling sound of a mix of 
   leaves and rain alloyed in the
   hushed melee.
 How exciting the nature, change
   produces.
Natures cycle turns full circle.

 Hazy clouds billows spiralling 
   cloudward.
 The sense of rain, sun rays shunted
   out.
 Hissing winds, swaying trees dancing
   to the rhythm of the waves of the
   wind.
 Nature cycle turns full circle.

 As dark clouds touch down mother
   earth.
 The release of sandy dust pellets a rain
   of dust alas!.
 At last the rain has announced its 
   permanence.
 Natures  cycle has turned full circle.
  (Written 17th March 2015)

Beneath Life

Constrained by the sober exercise of judgment,
And dignified by deliberation and privacy.
I yanked my soul out of its secret chamber, 
And held it to the mirror of my eye.

To see it like a star or moon against the sky, 
But it dwindled to alarmingly small dimensions.
Fate had turned and twisted a thousand ways,
From the standpoint of expediency.

Fumbling and stumbling in helpless incapacity,
I'm greeted with an alloyed chagrin and gloom.
Then I heard a wordless voice,
In language terse yet familiar.

It wasn't a loose and otiose statement,
Unaccustomed tears threatened my seared vision,
I'm overshadowed by a fretful anxiety,
By this innocuous thought, I'm skulking beneath life.

But if I shine brighter in life,
Reexamine fate, destiny and my artistic aptitude,
If I fail, die and remain forgotten,
Study the agonies of my conscious failure,
And remember me with this poem.

Valentine Sonnet

I bring to you no fragrant roses red
For they in little time will wilt and fade
Nor chocolate bonbons wrapped in velvet bed
Their flavour soon will wane the taste buds jade

No painted card with sentimental verse
Have I transmitted to delight your eyes
Such symbols trite cannot true thoughts rehearse
And may the real emotions trivialise

So here my love I stand with hands devoid
Of gift in substance that may please but pass
And yet my feelings cannot be alloyed
They shall not crack nor break a heart of glass

Love brought by hand can fade and wither dry
Love nurtured in the heart will never die
Form: Verse

Forged By Fire

Marshmallow sundaes, painted in acrylics 
radiate color of tulips in yellow spring sun.
To breeze silver moonbeam, fate favorable.

But for some, its sledging on a fiery anvil,
pumelled and pounded in smouldering coal.
blackened in orange flames, rasping for air
flames of inferno, hammers blow them kiss.

Alloyed together, forged in hearth of cinder,
kindled and reinforced, fireflies spark in swarm 
A conflagration burns..to keep others warm.




Date written :4th June 2019
Sponsor	Edward Ibeh
Contest Name: Pick A Tile, Vol 5 - Verse
Title chosen -Forged By Fire
Form: Verse

Premium MemberSwap Meets Peace--

SWAP MEETS PEACE--

Now reciprocal, is just the thing;
Separation divides it just bring;
War mixed with peace hysterical
Is just the thing now reciprocal?

War in peace makes peace brittle;
The social control that's really little;
How does the noise become fleece;
Makes peace brittle war in peace;


Often to keep peace dishonest ones greased palm;
Down, down, down into the darkness of the calm;
Gently goes the dreamy the muted they now cease;
Dishonest ones greased palm often to keep peace;


I’ve seen mutual happiness generation destroyed;
Feuding alloyed annoyed men now war employed;
In peace hunger for the cow and pig liver so usual;
Happiness generation destroyed I’ve seen mutual; 

3/21/19
Swap Meet Poetry Contest
Quatrain poetry form only.
Sponsored by: Carol Connell
Form: Quatrain

Premium MemberBlack- Powdered Bullets

On a muddy  moonless avenue
    his drooped silhouette tugs
    while the hollow niche of despair growls--
    permeating a former soldier's anthem.
All dawn moaning, all night lamenting
    with lost faith buried under clay--
    robed in a cloth of delirium from a warfare furious,
    blistered hands marking a smoked-alloyed existence.
                       
Quarreling with ghosts, his eyes quiver
    as black powder of bullets explodes
    unto pools of flushed hallucinations...
    unresolved wounds leading him into oblivion.


For Anthony Slausen: Black Powder Contest
11/13/2018





    
 
    

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Curves

Curves

Slow, cradled walk towards the goad, 
Skin pink naked to the crowded few, 
Light beckons the inner property pack, 
Until the red is aphoristically bright said. 

One body, one noon to habituate around, 
One lapidary to bleed for tight inners, 
One clavicle osmosis to two muscles,  
Two refutals needed for the fame slat. 

If society had a heart it would tick, 
Anything for all people this or that, 
Inside the other it would say alloyed,  
Legal means not legal forgot to writ. 

Rhoda Monihan

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