Apposite Poems | Examples

Anita Page

Anita Page's image wore well, 
Rustling silk having carried her
But beneath her celluloid gaiety
And the nuance of her blonde curls.
I sensed  something more apposite 
The glint in her eye, 

Reminding me of a mood dance, 
Lasting deep into the scene.
A  fluid transition into interpretation, 
She felt the spoken word could not convey
Categories: apposite, angst, anxiety,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberSimple Style Statement


Time strokes the wrinkled canvas,
the ancient spider in twilight hour 
weaves the senility web, 
the empty eyes wander in the wasteland. 
The hedonist psyche refuses 
to gauge the grief of loss. 
The face morphs into metaphor 
for the past panorama dislodged,
captured in the snapshot 
of the narcissist impulse congealed
in the portrait I make of me.

It’s made of latent lattice of delicate design,
lines on lines contour my body.
The vibrant epitome of expression align
with the pattern of unique look personified.
An insular captive of my mental making, 
I’m an inimitable loner within me,
defined by the entrenched essence singular,
scared to face the crowded world.

I get driven by the self-obsessed urge
to uplift my sagging morale,
clothe the portrait with an apposite attire. 
I open the sparse closet to select a T-shirt
with the walking punchline  
“Be Brave, Be You” inscribed bold.
It makes a simple style statement
for me coming out of the lonesome shell.
Categories: apposite, analogy, confidence,
Form: Free verse


Premium Memberodic fail -

hope …

dismay
heaven, hell
gods, mortality … love
all live within us
we create our own realities
and we dwell there …
oh, we are taught the tools for life -
the skills we use to SHAPE that actuality,
but we construct it to the
dimensions and perspectives we
find most acceptable -
most apposite to our path,
and build walls around it as necessary …
I …
(despite contrary inclinations)
have allowed a choice few
to breach that moat -
a trestle, ladder, kiss,
warm promise in my ear -
only to find poison on their lips
mirrors in their gaze
and a rusted edge called ‘goodbye’
with which to cleave my
endlessly credulous …

nature.







Copyright © Gregory Richard Barden, May 11, 2024
Categories: apposite, analogy, break up, creation,
Form: Free verse

Interlude

INTERLUDE 

When a short break is considered apposite
It could be to inhale and just take a breath
But no silence for too long, so keep it tight
As to walk away would be a kind of death
Aware when resumption staggers into sight
Music rules, dispelling any shibboleth
Treat it as an infill with relaxation
Applied with firm intent, not hesitation
Categories: apposite, music,
Form: Ottava rima

Anita Page Actress

Anita Page's image wore well, 
Rustling silk having carried her
But beneath her celluloid gaiety
And the nuance of her blonde curls.
I sensed  something more apposite 
The glint in her eye, 

Reminding me of a mood dance, 
Lasting deep into the scene.
A  fluid transition into interpretation, 
She felt the spoken word could not convey.
Categories: apposite, allusion, analogy,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberTreasures

TREASURES
mesmerising
  asides
reside
to
display
the
extraordinary
&
delicate
blooms

a choice
narrative
survives
gently
  resides
in
patterned
  fragments
swirling
 in the
spectacular
detail
so
  apposite
&
contemporary

a foraged
 signifiance
monumental
precious
of
  intention

NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
Copyright © Brian Strand
Categories: apposite, poetry,
Form: Other

Premium MemberProse Poem Synthesis

Everything in its season,concentrated and alive stray objects ripple across the view and solitary imagination is its scale.Recollections of things past,so apposite for self-expression sieved to retain the essentials.Exaggeration modified, ignorance contemplated and constrained. Atmospheres of yesterday translated loom & sound so, unique as a snowflake to speak to the ear.Our inner make-up exposed as poetry in pictures,hearing colours,a synthesis of myriad detail &circumstance.With uniquely added value we browse here & there outside our comfort zone where timing is all.making a mark on eternity
Categories: apposite, word play,
Form: Prose Poetry

Premium MemberMesmorised

the straight jacket
of convention
bring
random
    consolations,
so 
apposite:
the drawback
of the trivial,
underlined
by the inauthentic,
unruffled
by the marginal,
proxy-proof
in the schemes 
of man...
distilled by the
sieve
of the commonplace
Categories: apposite, community, life,
Form: Verse

Brimstone

A balmy day in February,
A flash of yellow's all I saw,
A welcome harbinger of Spring –
A paper bird upon the wing.

By name, a brimstone butterfly,
So apposite, its sulphur hue
Glows brightly, fresh, upon the eye,
Light as a feather it flits on by.

I watch it settle on a briar,
Presumably in search of food,
In vain – the rose-hips glow like fire :
No flowers, no nectar, just bare wood.

Fluttering on it sails away,
Skipping a lively wind-born dance.
I fear it may not last the day
Unless it finds some sustenance.
Categories: apposite, butterfly, imagery, spring, yellow,
Form: Verse

Like a Game

Don’t take life like a game
Nothing is easy everything hard
Awake the soul and make win
Someone sending you her bless
Believe true bless always work
Only need is concentration on your work
Move on path with your vision
And get touch of real reason
Try to control apposite flow
Anyone can swim in normal flow
Develop a habit to live in hard condition
After long possess coal turn in jewels
Stay in the touch of burning sky
Your work will appear you in limelight
Believe on this you are not creator
You are just working on the natural art
Categories: apposite, desire,
Form: Lyric

Welcome New Day

Why I say welcome new day
When every day is same
Why I say good night to night
Which I have to spend on bed
I want make a deference
But j don’t know how and what
Who admire my work?
She live in my heart
But physically she live too far
So no one with me 
Who understood my feeling?
Who do care of me?
What to do in apposite condition
Now I stop to view dream
I am happy with lonely wiling’s
Categories: apposite, desire,
Form: Lyric

Nihilism of Truth

She was all lost;fantasized a world
On the bitumen ,none resembled her

Binnacles kept empty;let gusty waves guide her
Bid goodbye to a silent night under the mistletoe ;scrounging for serendipity

Stars were callous;she--- an embodiment of callowness ,distracted by camellia;could not find a way out of her perplexity

Deranged by the deathly silence ,she hurried down the rails
Nothing more than a lost shadow,catching her own steps

Oblivion to the dogma "It's all between the mirrors she is walking".
Ecstatically held a door;optimism would fail soon

Concussion in mind took a brutal turn
Damsel in a distress;she lost the sight of the shore

Once again journey to end
Defiant,stood in an apposite way
Masts were low,no camellia this time

Envisaged, red horizon covered the ocean, no sign of life
Dismayed;developed aversion towards the scenery

Cried hard but what could be heard above the dead soul was....silence..
Categories: apposite, conflict, confusion, destiny, emotions,
Form: Free verse

Unspoken Soul

UNSPOKEN    SOUL

She was all lost; fantasized a world
On the bitumen, none resembled her
Binnacles kept empty; let gusty waves guide her
Bid  goodbye  to  a  silent  night  under  the  mistletoe ;  scrounging  for  serendipity 	
Stars  were  callous ; she- an  embodiment  of  callowness , distracted  by  camellia  could  not  find  a  way  out  of  her  perplexity 

Deranged by the deathly silence, she hurried down the rails
Nothing more than a lost shadow, catching her own steps
Oblivion to the dogma-‘’It was all between mirrors, she was walking.’’
Ecstatically held a door; optimism would fail soon

Concussion in mind took a brutal turn 
Damsel in distress, lost the sight of the shore

Once again journey to end
Defiant; stood in an apposite way 
Masts were low, no camellia this time

Envisaged…..red horizon covered the ocean, no sign of life
Dismayed; developed an aversion towards the scenery

Cried hard, but what could be heard above the dead soul was just –“SILENCE”.
Categories: apposite, deep, fantasy, lost, visionary,
Form: Free verse

Disinfection

Returning home is always a bitter path.
Some say it’s warm and soft, it’s healing.
These words are said before the aftermath
Which brings an acute pain, which’s drilling.

It smashes down the soul inside your ring.
All thoughts are apposite to you in this rebellion.
The mind’s infected with a memory sting.
It yells that there’s the other side of the medallion.

Every cute moment is shadowed by sorrow.
This crow just flies turning all into dark 
The way you’ve done, the way you’re living now.
It’s darken, eaten by a wormy mind shark.

But there’s no need to be afraid of this,
Cause in the end it leaves a white sheet.
It’s like a rubber cleans you with its kiss,
So you become a man without wormy mind ****.
Categories: apposite, anger, change, depression, grief,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Premium MemberRetrospective Phrasis Part 9 Recited

COMMONPLACE PHRASIS IX
Everything in its season,concentrated
and alive stray objects ripple across
the view and solitary imagination
is its scale.Recollections of things
past,so apposite for self-expression
sieved to retain the essentials.
Exaggeration modified,ignorance
contemplated and constrained.
Atmospheres of yesterday translated
loom & sound so, unique as a 
snowflake to speak to the ear.
Our inner make-up,exposed as poetry in 
pictures,hearing colours,a synthesis
of myriad detail&circumstance.With
uniquely added value we browse here
& there outside our comfort zone where
timing is all.making a mark on eternity.
From  Retrospective a commonplace book 2009
Listen to me recite this part phrasis on youtube under my pen name ichthys chiro
Categories: apposite, poetry,
Form: Bio

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