Annunciate Poems | Examples


I Accept

How to annunciate position as general of the Hague
Would you become a general for us my dear’s

Words

Ordinary thoughts of standard diction 
Embellish themselves inciting friction 
Words give understanding for how I feel 
To give a 3D image, to sense the unreal. 

Hyponyms to idioms, romantic collective nouns 
Superlative adverbs widely used to counteract a frown 
Imaginative ampersands symbolic of the time 
Emphatic forms of rhetoric, devilishly rhyme. 

Words remain our lifeblood, progressive and alive 
To articulate emotion, a metaphoric drive 
So appreciate the syllables and annunciate the prose 
Give thanks to the words our language grows and grows.


Even Dorothy Knew Better

By law forbid tinted glass
it is necessary

in my little atom
milky way
pushed in

they are always pushing me somewhere.

me
to me
me, me meeeeeeeeeeee

I somehow feel like goat

sometimes 
having that
feeling possessed by familiarity of unknown
I really wish 
just once
for a change
to dance on a happy song

statistics said
that love of british for a dog
lasts
until they buy
a new couch

f***
according to that
I quote pretty well

you know

for a goat

my mother thaught me
when time changes the record
it is good to know
how to pick a right bone
to make a good soup
(and in that, clean faced, swear that we didn't use beef cube)

she taught me well

when I finally clean up
everything from my bag
only thing left will be umbrella
to keep me safe eventually
if it starts to rain

someones mother will cry today
at least they have annunciate so
on the radio

In

In 

In spite we conquer and in love we hate
In silence there is a question and in noise we hesitate
In laughter we imagine and in tears we extrapolate 
In wisdom we solve and in ignorance we exaggerate 
In good there is hope and in bad we degenerate 
In memories there is no doubt but in the future we annunciate
In depth there is substance and in shallowness we adulterate
In our souls we are strong but in mind we cannot communicate.

Premium Member Tell Me

You cannot tell me that you love me
While your arms speak elasticity’s whisper
Upon another

You cannot tell me that you need me
When your greatest dependency
Rests on cracked, concave mirrors

Don’t tell me
That you miss our pendulums
Swaying unto volcanic lust

That our lava laced finger strokes
Will mean a call from you tomorrow

Tell me your vendetta’s lie
Wasn’t meant to scar these ventricles
Yearning for my accent
To devour
You
Whole

Whole

Hold our winds towards creative differences,
Telling me how we are the same

How we are
One

One in a million of delectable fibs

Your textured lips annunciate a mineral silence,
Louder than love

Oh, how I heard you clearly through foggy facades.

For I am an unspoken error,
Awaiting
You

Lie,
Returned

©Drake J. Eszes


Beholder

Beauty, I come to thee.
Not to adjudicate,
But more to annunciate.
Lost with no breath,
Dying with no regret,
Harken my request, I plead.
That I may lay my eyes
On your smile that goes for miles,
Eyes that sparkle with no light.
Envy of your body is Aphrodite
I still see your perfection,
If I'm without sight
Allow me to bask
In your glory, your might
'Til the last moon dawns
My will will not fall.
Even if it is just for one more,
I shall die down my fuss.
But never never 
Would that end my Lust
For the brightness that comes from thee
Oh you who is called Beauty.

Happy New Year

Harkon now thou lulled spirit,
And rouse the dust from dreams forgotten.
Ply the chances which feed in the shoals of that annual tide.
Pearls are there, though the shells be hard.
Yearn not, and wade into the waters dear Friend.

Never leaving the shore, sedentary and sullen,
Ends the burning, ends the day,
With empty hands and sandy feet.

Yoke your heart with the reigns of life,
Ever pushing, ever pressing, ever pleasing.
Annunciate your vows with elephant bellows,
Ring true to the winds and loose the regrets of cold reservation.


Inspired by the contract “Happy New Year” sponsored by Carol Brown.

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