Aquarelle Poems | Examples


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Day and Night Quotes

DAY
Alone,
but blissful,
It's the day...
that has
the sun for
company...

NIGHT
It's joyful,
and live in party!
million stars
splash its mantle
in aquarelle..

The Field On a Cracked Palm of the Hand

Abandoned childhood home
Was still filled with corn bread scent 
And ethereal steps of heartless motherhood. 

The music box, found in the corner of the room, laid
Full of Mozart and scars, 
Old cabinet 
With drawers for storing 
Always freshly harvested frost, 

That all, 
And rare watermark of father's eye 
In invisible aquarelle, 
Forced her to freeze the heart 
And clenched the fist, 
Preventing memories to spill over the soul
Like the endless field 
On a cracked palm of the hand.

Premium Member Michelle Deserved More

Adorable Michelle
A blonde bombshell
A chic mademoiselle
Moved like a gazelle

Vicious rumours ripe to dispel
Everything between heaven and hell    
Around on the carousel from rebel to infidel
Jealous wagging tongues, wasn’t hard to tell

Really she was into music and aquarelle
French cuisine with béchamel and caramel     
Strolling shores collecting seashell
Cultivating roses, pimpernel and bluebell      

Fell hard for some guy with a rose at his lapel
Who wrote her a crude villanelle 
Penned using an old fashioned inkwell
And it worked as a potent love spell

Before the dinner bell
Had her up in a motel
Watching Emmanuel
Drinking chilled zinfandel



AP: 1st place 2021


Premium Member Buddhist Poet Tree In Motion

Buddhist Poet Tree in Motion


Paige helped herself to words written 

On the canvas of life with earth

Etched on tapestry smoothening 

The smothering eclipse of demise


Thermal springs fired resolve and

Restitution from smouldering ashes

Engraved meaning emoted retold

Enclaves of sanity resilient narration


In water she bathed her soul

Nascent native naïve swallowed


Mellow stream bubbles sprinkled

On aquarelle paper sun stars and

The moon in eight noble truths

Inspiring rhyme rhythm meter from

Obscure obfuscation Paige turned

Nothing to pages a tree of her change


24th January 2016

Aquarelle

streets became an obstacle to footsteps
because of their benches
lighting columns
stairs at the building entrances
you are not breathing

a quarrel
concealed by the door is screaming from a nearby apartment

no one has ever told
that
it is going to be easy

under the window
football boots 
unearthed from the pile of Red cross's garbage
are chasing the ball

for you it doesn't make any difference

a thought -
the tree will sprout
if not in yours
than at least in your neighbor's backyard -
is 
disgraced by spilled concrete
again

it won't happen to you

a touch of warmth imprinted at your cheek
and your silence

below the heels of well trained passers-by
you have mislaid your expectation 
and 
threw that last look at the muddy road

it should happen to you
maybe already tomorrow
either way

pink is only a reflection of the red on the white surface

Apocalyptic Sight

Apocalyptic sight

 

Six pairs of Homeric children’s eyes
Over the tomb of ice gray world
Multiply my infinite sorrow into sins with no eyes or ears
In tangents of nostalgia
I kiss the death there that life suffers lung cancer

 
Biblical accusation pierces the silence of solitary harp in the Century of Hamlet’s
Four soaked tears eyes
Cannot set in a web of art neither in the depth of tired aquarelle eyes
The old childhood love into triangle breaths depth
Shed tears in salt of survival 

 
In the geometry of continents
Time impasse like me in the Scandinavian saga
Logical mathematics does not capture lines neither feast of hieroglyph tears
The root of injustice divides only parents' pain
Above the European dried moral

 
Six pairs of eyes and four pairs of eaves accuse
They live autumn of loneliness
Any number does not define emblem of loneliness
Not even a prayer of compassion
Cosine of loneliness interferes in verses and the poetry of human love
And the death doesn’t suffer the reception 
because I draw lines while remaining just a number


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