Awakener Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

INFLUENCE OF ART

Art!
Repeater of dialogues 
In the past
With accurate information 
Telling the story of nations
The tickets of history 
Portraying the beauty of nature.

Art!!
The imagination 
Influencer 
Every painting 
Produce a muse 
Steadily giving  useful messages...

Art!!!
The soul and spirit 
Awakener 
Taking the mind
To realms of fantasy 
Creating ecstasy
Art is the heart healer.

Premium Member summer rain

Summer rain
Sidewalk chalkboard eraser
Nature’s dust mop
Gutter gurgling street cleaner
Cold tickles soaking a smile
Awakener of worms
No hands car wash
Childhood puddle dreams
Umbrella salesman
Mud merchant
The hush
Upon the edge of heat

Premium Member Death Was An Awakening

Yes death was an awakening 
We did not realize we carried it with us
Until our smiles were wiped clean
And the laughter had stopped

It did not take long.
Vietnam was life game changer
We had been thrust into jungles
As GI Joe’s, ready to kick some butt

Instead, we were the ones being kicked.
As trigger explosions were going off and our friends were dying
We realized that death was waking us up
Begging for our full attention which we gave

For there is nothing like the horrors of war
To shake an eighteen-year-old out of his cocoon of innocence
To take his invincible attitude and twist it behind his back.
War is hell and death is the rude awakener


Premium Member Trust Me Baby This Is Love

If this is not love, then what would it be
Since the past days, I am lost in a haze
My mood, dreamy and my senses foamy
Why, none would be able to put out this blaze

None except the muse of this sonnet
The muse, chosen by the skies on purpose
Chosen to help me entangle from life's net 
Chosen to hold my frail hand as life flows

The muse I trust will take care of my plight 
The muse who shall calm my growling monster  
With the aura emanating from his sight 
And with his warmth as his awakener

Since these past days, I remain on pink clouds
Hoping not to fall back down on glass shards!

Premium Member "wal-Marts" Georgia

Ol' Roy spoke right up without a care
So "Ceasar's" could plainly hear
"There is some ghastly stink over there
Where all those fish live my dear."

Well Goldie tried to  hush him by saying
"It is not coming from our corner
But at the garden center on open displaying
Cow Manure with a scent that is an awakener"

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