Best Capriciousness Poems
Two Little SparksTwo little sparks
enlightening the dark
(tidal waves tugging on the heart)
One named Amelia, the other Aurora:
Completing the scenery --- fauna and flora.
But Borealis, she has no stake in the matter,
for she is just a melancholy rainbow
in comparison --- to the flames that ignite
your very being ......
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Categories:
capriciousness, adventure, character, child, cute
Form:
Ode
Very Fine ImageryI was touring the lovely countryside, once on a golden Saturday,
Lost within the raptures, of languid summertime's scenic display.
And I came into the vicinity, of a beautiful historic old home,
So being curious and interested, inside I occasioned to roam.
Excitedly I wandered about, exploring the grandeur...
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Categories:
capriciousness, adventure, fantasy, house, imagery,
Form:
Couplet
T Woodys Flowerthe azure flower, a lone sentinel,
stands tall amidst the scorched earth.
the tornado's wild caress,
a whirling dervish of destruction,
unleashes its fury upon the field,
devouring the vibrant blooms
with reckless abandon.
as the last petals are swept away,
the azure flower remains,...
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Categories:
capriciousness, extended metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
HectorPoiseidon's waters roil and roar
Up and down the craggy coast;
Their winedark waves have brought the host
Of foreign men all drunk for glory,
For the sake of one man's vanity
They traveled to your alien shore
To write with blood and bone a story
Of the Gods' capriciousness towards men,
Of...
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Categories:
capriciousness, father, history, loss, men,
Form:
Rhyme
Angel DustHe finds me when I try to sleep,
He’s even in my dreams,
Lulling me into sweet assurance,
Then tearing me at the seams,
I don’t live where you do,
I live inside my head,
My sense of trepidation,
Turns my bones to lead,
My heartbeat is strong and heavy,
I feel like...
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Categories:
capriciousness, anxiety, depression, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
The Juniper Prize: Between the Known and the Unknown
“The Juniper Prize: Between the Known and the Unknown”
That man built a house
of straw and sticks
and the stories that burned within -
all consuming the titled prize;
like a bird
sings a song
the metre repeats and sticks.
yet, another banner,
belies an untitled grimm feast
for sore...
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Categories:
capriciousness, muse,
Form:
Narrative
Be Well My Porcelain DaughterThree eyes to see,
With no tongue to speak,
Confined to glass rooms of mournful reminiscing,
Bereft of purpose in her scientific boutique,
Isolated by the thunder that shook her stone cabin,
Oblivious to her sanctification as a relic of a lost civilization.
Olfactory overload,
Where is the good doctor,
That cared for...
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Categories:
capriciousness, death, father daughter, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Peacock SongSecret lover
greeting morning
from flowering
window
a song
opening day
like peacock fan
lilies and roses
sparkling
ripping
from night
its equalizing
veil
uncurtaining
dawn's
new day
rosy child
play
maturing
midday
to adulthood
cares
trading petals
for apples and pears
with seeds
tomorrow
to share
rich fall harvest
one by one
falling
dry dreams
out
of tree head
essence of
branches
extended
towards heaven
praying
unweighted
by care
old man winter
dreaming
while rocking
four seasons
capriciousness
to end
a...
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Categories:
capriciousness, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
A Holy HopeBags Of Rice
In my Courtyard
The One I Struggled Lost to the capriciousness
The nest of the fuddle Nightingale-
A Suspicious Saying of the sage.
So sonorous is this Whistle
That passes by
IF not covetousness
It will be inclined.
Memory of the past
...
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Categories:
capriciousness, adventure, art, confusion, courage,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Angelfrom remote distances sounds the cry of hope
I hear your voice straight through all the despair
as a guide that leads near capriciousness
you show your balance in dance gestures
before my face you rise like an angel
your echo resounds love above distant rice fields
sons and daughters...
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Categories:
capriciousness, love,
Form:
Light Verse
Fallen From Grace To Rise With New LoveHow you I would like to tell
that I you find exquisite
and would move the stars
to make our fates agree.
How I live alone, predestined
to fall from women's grace
and to rise again with new loves,
though I hope to find a love
eternal with me forever,
to tell her I...
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Categories:
capriciousness, love,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Labyrinthine SimplicitiesDon’t misconceive my mercy for weakness
Exponent to impuissance that bestows
Ascertain verity of Uniqueness
Appreciate my pose of apropos
Strength my forte led by capriciousness
I once shattered and left to be consumed
Thy inner voice pierces my graciousness
Amidst the flightiness presence presumed
I am semblance of authenticity
Your erroneous conclusions...
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Categories:
capriciousness, childhood, dedication, people,
Form:
Sonnet
The Boat Is As Weathered As His Facethe boat is as weathered as his face
it is his life, his treasure
steering the prow to sea hours before dawn
and in that darkness, the nets are set
small talk meanders the ponga
time to catch up on some sleep, other times
arguments erupt between brothers
keeping everyone awake watching...
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Categories:
capriciousness, culture, fishing, life, memorial,
Form:
Free verse
Goebbel Voices
In the lush beer gardens of New Berlin,
fräulein Democracy dalmatian died
giving birth to a litter of surrogate lies
Fourth Reich Vandals with mongrel desires,
now on a demolition blitzkrieg breathe
Wehrmacht vapors rising volcanic once again
Perfidious voices carried on a turbulent wind —
Fake news is the re-animated...
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Categories:
capriciousness, evil, history, holocaust, wisdom,
Form:
Tristich
Amor FatiThat you are,
In the shades of a bulwark
Twilit by weakness when I demur,
You’re that (!) – Amor fati,
In the refusal of capriciousness,
As I create what I create.
I’m your pain,
And your redeemer,
Whether I strike in an impulse,
Or in delight,...
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Categories:
capriciousness, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse