Best Bodice Poems
Gothic Love GrindI find you alone
in your favorite room of sorrow and suspense,
the woman I cherish more than victory or divine sense,
long untouched, you stare into a sonnet of romantic sadness,
supple shadows dress you in stubborn, gothic passion, a quiet finesse,
they know that I am the speed...
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Categories:
bodice, gothic, love, passion,
Form:
Epic
One Day In a LifeIf you could relive one day of your life..
time lost, now retrieved for just a short while.
To thrust old scheming machinations knife,
or return healing to a lover's smile.
Such a fretted frittering those lost days,
though ones you and I will remember most.
Passions reared high in servile...
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Categories:
bodice, america, day, dream, heart,
Form:
Sonnet
We Met In a DreamIn a dream, I went to him
Hidden inside a wispy night
Stars shining their twinkle lights
I sneaked into his slumbered thoughts
In a dream, I went over to her
Hidden inside a sultry night
Stars shining, their...
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Categories:
bodice, dream, heart, love, passion,
Form:
Free verse
Luscious Mangoluscious fruit of the tropics
sphere-shaped, tapered, oval-faced
beneath the sun dripping yellow;
tangy as cocktail's zest for happy hour- kisses
on lips that crave for its moist
sweet marrow... peeled
from its curved bodice; sucked
juice trickles from its base--
adding lime, mint to freshen stem glasses
that dangle and anchor...
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Categories:
bodice, fruit,
Form:
Light Verse
Being Your Eyes For SwellBeing Your Eyes for Swell 2007
Swell: Currumbin Sculpture Festival
For Fred
Picture us arm in arm, strolling,
the crunch of sand underfoot,
the scent of sea air, the touch of sea wind
on our skin, again on the beach at Currumbin.
Your eyes are failing now
yet, with my words...
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Categories:
bodice, appreciation, art, beauty, care,
Form:
Free verse
Cinnamon Leaves of AutumnAutumn teases the last cinnamon leaves
clinging to branches with amber fingers.
Seasonal change awakens Nature's thieves,
a wafting breeze that doggedly lingers,
stripping trees bare; a scene that sadly grieves.
Fall sings in a rhythmic glissando voice
announcing it's time that she takes the helm.
We acquiesce, given no other choice.
She...
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Categories:
bodice, autumn, beauty,
Form:
Quintain (Sicilian)
WisteriaOh how this bodice is dressed in taffeta,
Lined with hundreds of lavender pleats
Spiraling, drooping, whirling
All over my voluptuous contour …
Bare these limbs grinding on soft moss
To tap among rustled displays
From many a lovers’ heat to children’s romp.
I gaze at my long tresses hung by threads
Of...
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Categories:
bodice, beauty, imagery, tree,
Form:
Personification
NightscapesLate night summons madmen,
madams, bold streetwalkers,
picking pennies from the gutters
as the merchants close their shutters
and the homeless crouch in doorways
in their rags, against the cold.
Black or white, no compromise,
no colours clothe the empty streets,
as Bobbies tread their lonely beats,
the watchmen rub their crusted eyes
and...
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Categories:
bodice, on writing and words,
Form:
Verse
Take Me With YouIf you go downtown early morning
You can see the shopkeepers setting
Old treasures on the sidewalk,
Writing their welcomes with chalk
On little standing blackboards,
Inviting you inside their stores.
Honeysuckle Antiques has its window
Filled with newfound things to show,
Local crafts and the latest junk,
A fringed lampshade and leather trunks.
Its...
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Categories:
bodice, adventure, america, nostalgia, remember,
Form:
Verse
9 Kisses In the Library Contest of 99 KISSES IN THE LIBRARY
First kiss meandered through Sci Fi by the purple
wall. The tender second kiss arrived around the bend.
...
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Categories:
bodice, on writing and words,
Form:
Lyric
Nightscapes - Part 1Nightscapes
...inspired by 'Rhapsody On A Windy Night'
by T.S. Eliot
Late night summons
madmen, madams, bold streetwalkers,
picking pennies from the gutters
as the merchants close their shutters
and the homeless crouch in doorways
in their rags, against the cold.
Black or white, no compromise,
no...
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Categories:
bodice, on writing and words
Form:
Verse
Cinderella RedHer hair was red, frizz with frost
Crisped, solidity, warmth was lost
Porcelain skin, eyes of deep blue
Hair falling in wisps, reminds you of someone,
you likely once knew
how her voice danced, twirled dangerously in a box
of concrete and bricks, the soft patters of her socks
on the...
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Categories:
bodice, abuse, beauty, boyfriend, loneliness,
Form:
Blank verse
Dark Wine-----Dark Eyes
Your warm hands hold mine,
That with desire both shine and shiver.
Like the moon, looking for a silvered river.
Oh, how long for you I pined.
Sparkling burgundy wine, in tinkling crystal glass.
Hypnotized by your Arcadian, invasive eyes.
This moment, under clear San Francisco night skies.
That time still lives eternally,...
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Categories:
bodice, happiness, imagery, love, romance,
Form:
Quatrain
My Cherie AmourLa vie en rose - Seeing life through rose colored glasses
La-la-la-la-la-la
La-la-la-la-la-la
—My Cherie Amour, refrain, sung by Stevie Wonder
A song in my heart; we’ve all been blind to love,
until it appears. Love at first sight, sound, touch, scent
or taste. The masquerade is over; a song in...
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Categories:
bodice, love, mystery, senses,
Form:
Free verse
The Rapunzel-Princess of the Flying TrapezeSuspended with roses, a garter and courage.
Her wispy white costume blows in the breeze.
Silky vibrations as she sways her bodice —
the Rapunzel-princess of the swinging trapeze.
Brunette hair and outfit bound with pearls and lace.
High with Magellanic clouds, marvelous outlander of earth.
Slender fingers wrapped around the...
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Categories:
bodice, beauty, imagery,
Form:
Rhyme