Best Crazing Poems


Premium Member First Frost

Years tilt

    Crazing appears

Age leans into the wind

     My daughter whispers...   'it's time to

Retire'



11/25/16
Categories: crazing, change,
Form: Cinquain

A Different Eye, When I Think of David Bowie

A DIFFERENT EYE 
(When I Think of David Bowie)

When I think of David Bowie, 
every song he sung was showy.
He was sinewy, not doughy, 
cause the white stuff was so blowy.  

Yet his music was amazing, 
and the concepts were so blazing.
He could sing and act while crazing,
in the phantom vision's mazing.  

Bowie, so alien and odd here,
with the drum beat in his mind's ear.
His words were pointed and austere,  
with a life that pushed away fear.

He was always introspective, 
with one eye on the collective.
He opposed mankind's objective,
that obsessed on one perspective.

He was stone handsome in his face; 
Bowie moved with abstracted grace.
He transformed all the arts in place,
while his mind was off-course in space.

He is the man that fell to earth,
crashed dim, in umbra at his birth. 
He's the Starman in his sole worth, 
pursuing Lazarus's rebirth. 

Bowie's life burned awfully fast,
for lots of roles in which he's cast.
The fluid flame can never last,
when it darts missiles from the past. 

Now he's dead and they are praising, 
his work, once found self abasing,  
in the lyrics of his phrasing, 
they find now, is curtain raising. 

We will miss his mystifying,
that he sang while he was dying. 
Cause he's deft in his defying, 
his Black Star persists in flying.

By Edlynn Nau
© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crazing, art, celebrity, death, dedication,
Form: Elegy

Premium Member Like a Farmer

Like a farmer whose furrowed fields lie pregnant
	yet parched in the sun, 
I search the line that marries earth to sky
	for the faintest slip of white, 
A sign that moisture gathering in those depths
	might offer more than shade.

Men and equipment are still now - all the forces
	that I command.
Days filled with promise rise and fall like
	children missing their turn, 
While the gesture that could free them lies camouflaged
	in the crazing of the earth.

Mindful that shapes deceive and breezes die, still I grow, 
	no longer just a watcher of clouds.
I sing a primitive song of desire to the power that
	governs her gathering, 
And open my arms to embrace an answered prayer, 
	the moisture of her breath.

Brian Johnston
Blunt, South Dakota 1989
Categories: crazing, life,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry


Within Sight

Sun refracts through window, raising sight 
See her standing within my gazing sight

Dry timbers lay in a pile awaiting spark
Fire ignites heartfelt joy in blazing sight

Lying on our backs to enjoy each night
Watch evening’s moon, each phasing sight

Noises abound through warm walls of home
Children amassed at play, a crazing sight

A life that could only have been imagined
Started one day with an amazing sight
Categories: crazing, family, life, love,
Form: Ghazal

Premium Member You Do Not Know Me

Dark angels dance overhead
Storm clouds swirl within my head
Smiles are the veils of hidden thoughts
Tormented souls question not what is not

Ile St Louis, a swamp of nighttime beasts
Where soon poets shall roam
All that changed, the darkness kept the same
Only evil flowers dare to grow here

I was born in the comfort of a weeping nurse
Soon bestowed to the gallows underneath
For life passed by, and left me to ponder
The horror and madness within my dreams

You kiss my lips
Passions kiss you think frees me
From the darkness where I reside
St Louis is but far off from our romps

The play, maybe a muse on a past romance
Our flirt but a dance with history
You don’t know me
For I was born in the dark

As love ripens, we turn to grapes
The evening becomes our escape
Tiss you who have drowned me
In Seine, is where I rest

You don’t know me
My lover and killer
As I float away
From l'ile St Louis


Footnotes:

This poem is truly Edgar Allen Poe! Ile St Louis is the smaller of 2 islands in Paris on the Seine. It used to be swampland and crazing for cows, and in fact was the original Paris. Of course it was later developed, and many a famous persons have lived there, one being,  Charles Baudelaire  a French poet, whom is famous for a few things, the first being his poetic works called “ Fleur du Mal “   ( Flowers of Evil ) and thus the line in my poem “Only evil flowers dare to grow here”.  However Charles Baudelaire also discovered the works of Edgar Allen Poe and proceeded to translate Poe’s works into French. 

In Seine, is where I rest, well what can I say, I am insane, and thus this is one of my favorite lines!! :) As for Ile St Louis, I can only say, in Canada it is truly and island all alone!
Categories: crazing, evil, flower, tribute,
Form: Light Verse

Carrousel At Night

Crazing clown face rises 
above the four way road 
chucking chunky Iron coins 
down its comedic throat 
roller-coaster amusement 
carrousel at night
silently spinning 
moving against the slight 
wind, pushing everything 
along its shy way
Categories: crazing, seasons
Form: Free verse


Here I Choose To Stay

Boundless streams the river . . . 

Boughs shake under tears of eden 
  trembles close  ever shall she take 

Fire on the causeway embers spark my seams 
   stoking skylight's freedom 
   crazing down my beams 

Standing in her present  hovers fill my floor 
   whispers fill the garden 
   breathless kneads my door 

Water beads the meadow  thunder rolls the one 
   passion waves her fingers 
   the rampart comes undone 

Inscription on the window  sorrow floats away 
   reflection clears with the honey 
   inside is where I'll stay 

Boundless streams the river baby 
    but here   I choose to stay
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crazing, love,
Form: Romanticism

Summer Lazing

I love to spend my summer days lazing
To get away from city life's crazing
Gotta get away
And have time to play
Summer nights with loved ones spent star gazing

It's important to spend some time lazing
Mother nature your gratefully praising
Sane you'll get to stay
A few days away
The benefits from it are amazing
6/14/2020
Categories: crazing, summer,
Form: Limerick

Careless

A battered life,
The shedding of a thousand tears,
Love wasn't an option for me anymore.
The thought of suicide drove through my mind, 
Crazing me to not give a care about myself,
Or how I exposed myself to all those men.

I was careless, didn't care, didn't respect them....or myself at that.

A broken dream,
The pieces of my life tossed and burned,
A doorway past a disastrous deceit.
But still for those men I stood nakedly,
They touched me in places I couldn't believe,
None of this was a nightmare but reality.

I was careless, had no regretes, and took everything for granted.

A desire for attention,
The swirling of my body onto a mans lap,
A stage for me to occupy.
I didn't want to do it, sell my body for money, 
But there were two little boys counting on me,
So I did what any desperate mother would do.

I was careless, lost my pride, lost my virginity all to my prostitution and got my 2 
kids taken from there only hope in life.

           CARELESS DON'T MAKE MY MISTAKE!!!!!
Categories: crazing, sports, me, lost, body,
Form:

Around In Circles

Around In Circles

Always knew she was amazing
To dance with her I was crazing
Round in circles we would go
And on me she really did grow
Out my poems they are phasing

James Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crazing, appreciation,
Form: Limerick

My Dark Feelings

“My dark feelings”
The darkness is magnificent,
The light is nearly drowned.
The feeling to go on in life,
before the breaking sound.
Tears always fall,
From my face,
And always there to stay,
and how hard i try to move on.
It seem to never go away,
That all it take’s four small words,
And the tears forever stain.
Laughing, crying, living, dying,
They all come with pain.
But i’ve survived it all the years gone by.
And to me it remained... the same.
In the world there is something “far” wore's,
Then what i thought was pain....
One small cold look,
One hurtful broken promise,
And the world comes crazing down.
Categories: crazing, history, lost love, sad,
Form: Light Verse

Two Yet One

Love comes from the heart
And that's where feelings start
It hurts that where apart
But I'll enjoy this pain
And I'll go insane
As long as
Our hearts
Take the same paths
Apart we're two halves
Together we're one
Together we're amazing
You warm my heart blazing
Together where crazing
But we're still together
And we'll stay as one
Until ours days are done
© Joey Lyon  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crazing, girlfriend, miss you, poems,
Form: Romanticism

Premium Member Touch

TOUCH

                 Touch of thy passionate lips
                 On my forehead once
                 Uttered silent syllable
                 Craving crazing desire
                 Heart beats made a pause: Love was sealed.  

   
  06/29/17
Categories: crazing, kiss, love, passion,
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Winter Tree

winter tree
scribble on paper
shattered glass
aging masterpiece
blood vessels
interrupted sleep
morning bed hair
porcelain crazing
drought dry earth
think quickly
fungal strands
frozen pond uh-oh
straw on floor
slept-in sheets
did I lock the door
letter from a pocket
can’t reach that itch
tickly cough
grandad’s skin
winter tree
Categories: crazing, analogy, fun, tree, winter,
Form: Light Verse

A Crack Heard Round the World

It's just a small crack
 much like the one in the Old Liberty Bell
but here it is again growing,
 in the torch of Lady Liberty's hand;
like any crack first made
 it tends to grow and stretch
repaired yet recurring thru time
 still inching larger and looming
over the freedom of mankind;
 if you're not careful,
if you fail to tend its needs
 forget or deny its original purpose
the freedoms, justice, and liberties,
 those allegiances in which you once believed
will become crazing that erodes a little more
 of unrepairable fissures that grow
fractures, breaking points that rupture and explode
 as the cleft and breach of a democracy implodes;
until the world, you well knew is unfamiliar and lost
 to a common-sense America no longer knows.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crazing, allusion,
Form: Epitaph
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