Best Bronze Poems


Premium Member Bronze Blossom

Once a bronze blossom shone so sophisticatedly.
Flourishing in an oasis of tropical butterflies.
Its aura would emanate from enigmatic auroras.
Its roots nourished from the scents of petrichor.

Admirers would gather to gaze at such grandeur,
oblivious of poppies among common roses,
so the jealous sun in its narcissistic loneliness,
blazed with hell like rays, creating a drought.

In the inhuman illusion of synthetic flowers,
its petals withered like rustic wicker wreaths.
I stood helpless, as the wind left it exposed,
as lifeless buds began swirling in the air.

Only evergreen textures remain timeless.
An empty garden has no worth to birds or bees.
In the silence between seasons, so much is lost,
yet unique anomalies always leave memories behind.
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Bronze Oceans

My schooner eases
into the tiger claw
that an umber peninsula
juts seaward.
The carnelian bay 
beckons like honey
as I aim
for twilight's tangerine
and sun's waning citrine
in amber haze.
Papaya clouds whipped
by solar winds
breathe the siren lure
of bronze oceans
in the scriptural future
to my restless golden heart.

6/30/2018
Form: Ekphrasis

Bronze, Silver and Gold

Bronze, silver and gold
Caught in the sun so light
The momentous reveal of every fight
Wishes we are never told

Caught in the sun so light
Bronze faces contrite
Wishes we are never told
Faces much too bold

Bronze faces contrite
Compared to crinkled green notes
Wishes we are never told
Survival’s fight

Compared to crinkled green notes	
The momentous reveal of every fight
Survival’s fight
Bronze, silver and gold
Form: Pantoum


Bronze Age Mysteries

The Old Straight Track climbs up towards the ridge,
A tangent to this ancient burial ground
Where Bronze Age bodies slumber under mounds;
In number, nine, each barrow with a ditch.

Who were these folk that lie beneath this field –
Hunter-gatherer, warrior, father, son ?
Side by side in death – was it a violent one ?
And those events by which their fate was sealed,

Are they recorded here in artefact ?
The warrior’s sword or chieftain’s sash;
The Leyman’s poles for sighting work, exact,
Along the ley via beacon, stone and flash.

These rolling Lambourne downs are drenched in history,
Come, take the track with me and share the mystery.
© Mike Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Bronze Beauty

Rusted and Busted Contest
Sponsor: Casarah Nance

BRONZE BEAUTY


Blighted inside the eyes of the ones who are blind
Rusted and marred but remarkable in my mind
Obliterated beyond repair, but extreme charm I find
No one can see the potential I see while inclined
Zesty and raggedy with a strange history behind
Exhausted vehicle holding such elegance refined



Bronzed full of memoirs from accounts of transportation
Embarked on a journey since the original assimilation
A standard modern example of weathered oxidation
Utterly surprised from the ol’ days of junkyard compilation
Throughout time scraps become an art of the generation
Yard-fills of old automobiles carry exquisite rustication 



Date Written: June 22, 2016
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Bronze Beauty

Tired and giving way

Seasonal beauty still seen

Drifting, drifting down...


For Raul's latest...
Form: Haiku


Bronze Blush of Sunrise

From Heaven's height there was lucent light  
Spectacular skies in a sanguine sunrise 
Where peace prevails and men set sails    
Upon swirling seas with a balmy breeze  
Dawn displays these dappled days  
With a florid flush of soft bronze blush    
A splendid scene, stunningly serene  



November 10, 2021
Alliterisen - 7 Lines Contest
Sponsored by Joseph May
Syllable count checked with Howmanysyllbles
Sequence #2:
1st line- 9 syllables
2nd line- 11 syllables
3rd line- 8 syllables
4th line- 10 syllables
5th line- 7 syllables
6th line- 9 syllables
7th line- 9 syllables
Form: Verse

Flight and Crystalean Visors Bronze To Blue

Copyright 2014 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
POETIC LYRICS BY THOMAS LAM HSI ANDRESS
(Chinese, Vietnamese, French, German, Italian, Russian and Lithuanian...
'Three-DNA' Tests Show!)(Currently...Six Feet and Two Inches Tall...on my
way to Six Feet and Four Inches Tall & 250 lbs., AND, eight-and-one-half inches
'Down-Under' THICK TOO!)



Long legs make NO SENSE...when the MUSIC is OFF BASE!
And when the RAT RACE...doesn't see RIGHT or WRONG!
'Cuz the RAT RACE...is THE WRONG RACE...!
If the WHIRL and TWIRL...is OFF BASE...!
GET ON BASE!

ROLLING TO THE LEFT...AND ROLLING TO THE RIGHT!
GET ON BASE!

Unroll that parchment...to see A DIFFER-ENT FACE!
DAMN THAT RAT RACE...get onto FIRST BASE!

ROLLING TO THE LEFT...AND ROLLING TO THE RIGHT!
GET ON BASE!

WEREN'T you meant to be FIRST PLACE!
DAMN THE RAT RACE!

WHIRL AND TWIRL...or go OFF BASE!
ANOTHER RAT RACE...tounges and LIES!
'NOTHER...F'ing...RAT RACE!

GREAT-NESS AND DESTIN-Y...F-THAT-RAT-RACE!
GREAT-NESS AND DESTIN-Y...F-THAT-RAT-RACE!

ROLLING TO THE LEFT...AND ROLLING TO THE RIGHT!
GET ON BASE!


PITCHED-RIGHT...DOWN-AND-OUT...KNEE-TO-HEEL!
PETAL-TO-THE-METAL...DOWN-'N'-DIRTY-'N-HOT!
TOO-HOT-FOR-YOU...TO-HANDLE!
I'M-TOO-HOT...FOR-YOU-TO-HANDLE!

PITCHED-RIGHT...DOWN-AND-OUT...KNEE-TO-HEEL!
PETAL-TO-THE-METAL...DOWN-'N-DIRTY-'N-HOT!
TOO-HOT-FOR-YOU...TO-HANDLE!
I'M-TOO-HOT...FOR-YOU-TO-HANDLE!

It's My Flight...and Crystalean Visors...Bronze to Blue!
My Flight...and Crystalean Visors...Bronze to Blue!

PITCH IT RIGHT!
PITCH IT RIGHT!
© Thomas Hsi  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

The Bronze Cross

The siren wailed
The time for killing
Had begun
Let us board our choppers
Go to war
Finish it
Until it is done
 
I cannot hide 
My dread
For, I knew the odds
So many of my friends...
Are dead
 
Will this be me?
I can, only survive
My training
Carries me through
To manage fear
To stay alive...
 
I learnt of bravery
Of men
Who were wasted away
Lost for eternity
 
I learnt of men
Whose actions, I cannot compete
I cocked my FN
The enemy to defeat
 
I cannot digest
This lust for killing
I have a job to do
Like so many others
They felt this, too
 
I could not leave
Bob, in all his pain
I carried him
So far
I would do it
In a heartbeat
Again
 
I would never leave
Any of our men
So, under heavy fire
I carried Bob
I released my fear
I carried him clear
 
It is all won or lost
On the toss
My circumstances
My training
My comradeship
Carried me
As I carried Bob
For this
They gave me...
The Bronze Cross
war
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Tethered Sky of Bronze

tethered sky of bronze
holding the sun as ransom
showers are coming

Russell Sivey
Form: Haiku

The Bronze Medal

Olympic Medals

I dislike bragging
But once I won a Bronze medal
For running
Sixty metre
I wore the medal
Every day 
And when going to bed
Put it under 
My pillow. 
One day it was not there
I think my brother
Took it 
It was found behind the bookshelf
Yes, we only had one
10 years later 
By then I had become blaze
Gold was the goal
But I had never won a thing
Since my day 
Of copper coloured brilliance

Bronze Game Piece

I did not know that my color bled 
Into each word drenched in red 
Not from blood that runs in my veins 
From the white power death forever reigns 
 
My lips move with desperate pleas 
Only to soothe your team of trustees 
You create my story in your mind 
Comfort in ignorance that keeps you blind  

I scream louder in effort to be heard 
Wrapping my emotions in every single word 
Condemned for my angry cries 
Fingers pointed at my broken eyes  

I am stripped naked and exposed 
Opposition has me enclosed 
Freedoms door never opened for me 
On the other side you all sip on your cups of tea 

I knock harder until my knuckles bleed 
My vocal cords tear, my hope recedes 
In exhaustion I drop to my knees
Hearing you whisper “you pay the fees” 

My life was no longer in my control 
When my number appeared on your dice roll 
I lost long before your game began 
A bronze game piece that differed from your iron clan
© Sahar Cox  Create an image from this poem.

I Hate Bronze

I hate bronze
Do not bosa nosa with silver
Win the gold
The neglected stone 
And my heart forever
Form: Tanka

Farrah, Bronze Huntress

fine, faintly flickering face,
 a goddess' gilded grimace;
  eyes sharp, slightly squinting,
   lips pursed, concentrating;
    arms strained, straight, steady,
     inch by inch, pulling in the cord,
      pushing away at the sturdy bow
       that bends so slowly in, arched.


deft fingers firmly clasp,
 but ever so lithely guide
  the lethal arrow's feather
   past her cheek near the ear;
    pulls hard, stretches taut
     and tense the bare bowstring,
      impatiently anticipating,
       savoring the inner, aching thrill;


waiting for just the right time,
 but waiting forever, it seems;
  the prized prey, still out there
   feeding freely on freedom still;
    her destiny, chiseled, shaped
     by her sculptor's whiffling whim,
      is to forever take a careful aim,
       but never to make the final kill!

Every Silver Turns To Bronze

Every silver turns to bronze,
like the sun turns to moon.
Each day that passes the
young grows old amid their noon.

A flower sprouts into hue,
and petals sprinkle from its stem.
The memories come and go
as your finding dust was gem.

A ring of gold begins to grow old
and turns white from yellow sun.
All life is, is a silver turning bronze,
so let it all soak in before its done.
Form: Rhyme

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