Berets Poems | Examples

Premium Member Raindrops on Roses

in the square, light encircled
choristers of yule
who incanted charmingly
as the dew sank cool
on their rouge berets,
cardinal cloaks with green socks—
a cordant bouquet
Form: Rhyme

tactical rainbows

 tactical rainbows 

a fresco to  p  a  i  n  t
red berets, blue berets
rainbows are tactic 
F R E E  
Madiba and Fidel play 
chess upstairs 
glass goblets t
    ink
                LING
then they s
          a
                      M 
 b
         A
sea of Love 
w     i       d     e      n

a space upon the s
H
              or
                         e
where van Riebeeck too 
saw colours 
G  A L  O R E

when red and blue melts 
into purple
tactics become tick-tack-toe 
in
 a furnace where  
rainbows  laugh

Zzzzzzzz~
Form: Haibun


Premium Member Bliss Abound

it’s not its striking unique slate of tones
as if vincent had risen from his century
long sleep
it is not nature’s rich hypnotic melodies 
or the slim fingers of gusts touches our
very cores 

stirs emotions in the coldest of humans or the 
crackling sound under our new walking shoes 

it is not the acorn berets chipmunks discard below 
white oaks once they devour its scrumptious meat

not the wagon rides or the hot chocolates that
stamps its marker on children’s innocent faces

it’s not the bliss(greater than any gift) our kids 
ingratiates us in displaying their unadulterated 
love returned continuously and unconditionally 

this adventure reminds us of our blessings 
a welcomed little something beyond cities 

however it’s not any one single happening 
of this season which fills our hearts warm

it’s the multitude of many moments 
the ones greater than any reality or 
of all the fantasies found in dreams 

deep within our fortresses built 
it’s all the endearing memories

autumn leaves 

armand~

Lady Upon a Picnic Beach

Lady,
Sitting,
Upon,
Lake,
Picnic,
Bench,

Long hair,
Liberated,
Of its berets and barettes,
Cascades,
Down,
To,
Her,
Breasts,
That,
Cradles evenings,
And,
Songs,
Sighs of geese,
Shes dressed,
In a dapper sundress,

How did she get there,
By the map and compass,
Of her reveries,
By the serenade,
Of the lake wind,
Flowing through her hair,

Empty picnic table,
She gazes blankly,
Beautific and lovely,
As a hymn,
Into the lakes,
Surreal reflection,

The trees are swaying,
In its lucid crystal,
Crowning crescents,
And her Beauty,
Is sitting upon the lake,
Kissed by stars
Reynaldo Casison

Premium Member The Brave, the Beautiful and Humanity

One little girl knows that she has a forever family waiting for her in America. She has many special needs. She is wanted and prayed for.
To protect her family, I won’t name her but lift up in your prayers. Others that were joined with them in the process: one man killed 2 days into the war, A Pastor’s family with two teens have opted to stay in harms way (the husband and father due to his age had to stay and fight). Our friends had previously traveled to the Ukraine several times to adopt their beloved little girls who are all praying for the Ukraine and their new sister-to-be. 

THE BRAVE, THE BEAUTIFUL AND HUMANITY

Who pays attention to the orphan?
O for the beautiful - a wide net is cast.

Our friends have in their sights
one who many would cast aside
but God sees…oh yes God sees

in compassion and compunction,
and places a child in the arms of love
with other Ukrainian sisters, adopted
by a couple set aside for such work.

Who else gets the job done?
Green Berets braving war
to carry the orphans to Poland.
Send them hither and thither
to safe places, O God of all.

I’m but a writer, but let us see —
let us drive home - humanity.

3/11/2022
war


Peace Keepers

clad in black berets and boots
all camouflaged with heavy guns
their armoured jeeps in Indian file
like obedient dogs they march along

faces pale from the burning sun
peasants tender, weak and poor
gaze helpless at the peacekeepers:
what begets this act of war?

give them a chance to make their bread
lend them a voice to sing their song
show them love, let them dream
that’s how peacekeeping is done!
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Autumn Fantasy

AUTUMN FANTASY 

RICH ARE THE COLORS THAT ONLY FALL CAN BRING 
 ON TREES OF RED, BROWN AND GREEN
 FRESH AND VIBRANT STURDY AND FULL OF SWAY 
 THE MAPLE, THE PINE, AND THE WILLOW TREE, 
 MAKES THREE....

I SEE PEOPLE WEARING 
 SHAKE KNIT SWEATERS AND BRIGHT RED BERETS 
 DRESSED WITH ROSY CHEEKS AND HAPPY SMILES 
 EVERYONE LOVES A STROLL IN NATURE 'S GLEN 
 EVEN THE HAPPY FISH WHO SWIM AWAY 

THEY TOO UNDERSTAND THE SWEET SHALOM 
 OF AUTUMN'S TEMPERATE SONG 
 SHAKING OUT HER COLORS , 
 SHE ALWAYS, MAKES HER WAY BACK HOME.

Premium Member Five Bounteous Leaves

I yearn for shades of Autumn and all that it could bring 
the chromis strews of redding bricks the chilly burrr 
Blushing apples high as kites tied to apron strings   
and acorns full of french berets and nutmeg tinted plur  
falling down like parachutes with no  inter ;   
I do foretell the signs of summer's end and so salute   
the fury tilts of sapling greens in soakly forest wood;
Those elongated serenades of change with no refute  
who can question them beneath God's plentish hood       
except his "FIVE" bounteous leaves of cherry wood; 
Swiveling down here and there aiming far with dip  
the rusky calls of brownie birds  as they lose their fur 
The cheep- cheep- cheep of a baby's nest, a quip 
that zings across the equinox of fall and oft conjures 
the memory of an Autumn's tale and sweet procure ;
I yearn for gatherings of pumpkin pies and feast 
the shaky janks of corn roast romps 
the evening hearth that says "you're truly blessed" 
Yes I love the Autumn's bold audacious stomp,
that sells to me its beauty and its comp... 

August 24, 2018

Fashion At Moma

“Is Fashion Modern?” MOMA* asks
And so, in its new show,
The items on display are there
To let us know it’s so.

A pair of Levi’s, baseball caps,
Bikinis and berets,
A Wonderbra, dashikis, kilts
And suits from prior days.

A Rolex watch, Adidas, Nikes,
Mao jackets, too,
A leotard by Danskin,
Polo shirts (but not J. Crew).

Lipstick, flip flops, saris, Speedos,
Ties, stilettos, Spanx,
Jumpsuits, hoodies, Snuglis
(For which new moms owed their thanks).

My friend and I did reminisce,
While strolling the exhibit,
About the clothes like those we wore
When age did not inhibit.

*Museum of Modern Art (NYC)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Renown

Renown

There was a pub in Taunton known world over
And boy did it ever hop, good live music 
uplifted the spirits of the motley crew
or was it the smell from the clouds of smoke?

I tell you guys you could get stoned 
without ever smoking a joint yourself.
The landlord known as Hopitty due to 
a gammy leg was a most fine host.

An eclectic crowd from far and wide
that normally would not rub shoulders
Yet the Wood Street Inn bonded us together
Gays openly welcome, bankers and the such.

All some how fitted into its rare mix
Aussie's made it a port of call not to
be disappointed judging from the repeat
visits, no that is not a Frenchman.

That's Tim he can speak some French
but he just loves berets and baggy pants
not to forget his striped scarf trailing
greatly missed, rest in peace old friend.

Sadly it is closed down now and converted
into two houses. It closed on New Years Eve
2006 and what a party it was. Hopitty gave
me a small police bell from behind the bar.

A fair few of us have now passed on
yet the friendships always remains alive.
It will be a fair while yet before
the memories of the Woody die in minds.
Form: Verse

Premium Member On Becoming French

To be French means I’ll need to stop a few things, 
Whilst other small details I’ll seize.
I'll need to start smoking a lot, and
Start eating a whole lotta cheese.

But I wont wear berets with striped shirts,
Or hold a long skinny baguette,
Or say words like merde or putain, 
Va te faire foutre, or even say couchette.

But, I will talk as though I am in love, 
And eat frogs legs whenever I dine,
And be happy, with passion, with all that I am, 
Then, with friends, share all of my wine.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Dancing Raindrops

D   Daisy plays, and Violet bathes in a sudden evening rain                       
A   Anointed too, is Rosie's face, with every gentle drop       
N   Narcissus squeals with laughter, too, and sings a sweet refrain      
C   Crickets dance, wear plaid berets, and do a Celtic hop! 
I    In the mud we’ll find two weeds, they flop about a lot!
N   Nanny Mum, and Granny Plum , play banjos in the band
G   Gardenia's cheeks are white and sleek, she scrubs from end to end
 
R   Rabbits hear the jubilee, and from their holes they pop
A   A squirrel or two, come down the tree, where all the fuss began
I    In spite of fear, the little mouse, looks out to see what’s up
N   Nearby, the cat, just waves his hat, allows the mice some fun!
D   Dogs join in, start chasing cats, they splash, and play like kids
R   Rainbows fill the evening sky, where now the sun peeks in 
O   Overhead, the clouds are tinged, in greens, and blues and reds
P   Pretty is the world tonight, refreshed, and smelling good
S   Softly now the pitter-pat upon on the evening’s hood



________________________
Submitted for PD's Acrostic Contest:7/3/14
Form: Acrostic

The Neighbor Girls

The infant
in that Isuzu
Doesn't find this
Funny one bit. 

Crossing the cul-de-sac
I was even disciplined
for doing so
without guidance. 

And to what avail?
Pink berets, tightening
my hair down
into the summer sun. 

It was that movie
that perhaps changed
things. 

Or was I the 
Impostor all along?

Bound

BOUND

We’re bound from birth, our path too clear
Conformity reigns, we dare to veer
Play it straight and fall in place
Buckle down, you’ll win the race

Need for expression, no need for that
Everyone needs to wear the same hat
Wander off course or stray from path
You’re ostracized, beware the wrath

Creative types, you know the ones
Their unkempt hair and lack of funds
The artsy crowd without a care
Berets worn black, causeless flair

Yet abstract form and deviceful eye
Radiate light on gray streaked sky
Without free thought we play the fools
We must transcend archaic rules

Linear thinking it has its place
In modern times it makes a case
But if one dares to lose one’s face
I just might love this human race
Form: Lyric

Existence

A toddler unrobes the secret
of death. Modifies the circadian
rhythm of honeybees, opens the
daisy clock. Cage of tears.

The virus had the acrid odor
of sulphide. Decay. It never happened
before. Spring was helpless. Primrose
forgot to secrete the nectar.

Stones were everywhere,
on beds, fabrics, eyes and berets.
The white walls were painted with
blue camels. Smiling ?

A cold moon walks on coiled snakes
consuming the venom of incendiary itch.
The grey people were dancing on broken
glass. Blood will make the visitation.


SATISH VERMA
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