Best Damask Poems
Below are the all-time best Damask poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of damask poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Dove In Your EyesHow fast to wiles I fell my damask rose,
awake from slumber slept untold ages.
To gaze so deep in ocean eyes repose,
and print whispered prayer on...
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Categories:
damask, imagery, lonely, love, perspective,
Form:
Sonnet
The True Knight -POTDPOTD 9th April 2018
Synopsis -
A story of selflessness without jealousy or rancor that is often evident through the ages in all walks of life, even...
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Categories:
damask, love, romance, sensual,
Form:
Romanticism
My Name Is ScheherazadeI do not want to die
Like each virgin you bed
When you have ravished her
It's off with pretty head
I do not want to die
But…Oh to be...
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Categories:
damask, history, how i feel,
Form:
Epic
The Scent of Your SoulThe scent of your feelings clings
To the fabric of my dreams
It never leaves….it lingers
Lingers
Permeating everything
The scent of your feelings
Envelopes me
The fragrance of gardenia
When you...
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Categories:
damask, flower, for her, soulmate,
Form:
Free verse
The Scent of Your FeelingsThe scent of your feelings clings
To the fabric of my dreams
It never leaves….it lingers
Lingers
Permeating everything
The scent of your feelings
Envelopes me
The fragrance of gardenia
When you...
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Categories:
damask, romantic,
Form:
Free verse
Kissing SnowflakesLike ballerinas airdropped from on high,
Snowflakes pirouette to damask the air,
Tutued geometries dimpling the sky,
Veil our stinging eyes with arabesque fair.
Downy...
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Categories:
damask, beauty, imagery, kiss, romantic,
Form:
Ottava rima
ReflectionsBack home, I ponder long on life.
Death is so final, no return.
I sit alone on my sheltered cosy porch,
And think of spring forget-me-nots,
Of roses dark...
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Categories:
damask, death of a friend,
Form:
Free verse
Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 18I studied him, just as he studied me
I in disgust, confusion, and he in angry fantasy
His eyes, black, and yet still blackening
He embraced me with...
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Categories:
damask, adventure, angst, growth, hurt,
Form:
Epic
Princess Diana PoemsPRINCESS DIANA POEMS
Fairest Diana: an Epitaph for Princess Diana
by Michael R. Burch
Fairest Diana, princess of dreams,
born to be loved and yet distant and lone,
why did...
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Categories:
damask, angel, beautiful, beauty, england,
Form:
Epitaph
Come Darling and SeeCome Darling and see
there’s sunlight in the
shadows
no wind in the lee
and under the tree
repose
Beside you and me
subliminal the
meadows
Yet under my...
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Categories:
damask, nature, romance,
Form:
Rhyme
Dinnertime Stories
Dinner with friends while soft candlelight glows
We're dressed in formal attire, both genders
Goblets of wine while conversation flows,
what fond memories the moment renders.
Shared recollections from...
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Categories:
damask, friendship,
Form:
Sonnet
Roses and LilacsWinter
by Michael R. Burch
The rose of love's bright promise
lies torn by her own thorn;
her scent was sweet
but at her feet
the pallid aphids mourn.
The lilac of...
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Categories:
damask, desire, longing, love, nature,
Form:
Verse
Sweet Rose of Virtue: William Dunbar TranslationSweet Rose of Virtue
by William Dunbar (c. 1460-1530)
loose translation/modernization/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
after William Dunbar
Sweet rose of virtue and of gentleness,
delightful lily of youthful wantonness,
richest...
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Categories:
damask, character, desire, devotion, flower,
Form:
Sonnet
RipR.I.P.
by Michael R. Burch
When I am lain to rest
and my soul is no longer intact,
but dissolving, like a sunset
diminishing to the west...
and when at...
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Categories:
damask, death, dream, funeral, grave,
Form:
Verse
Demi MondaineDEMI-MONDAINE
You belong in silhouette to the dream’s theft
And weft with paid desire, look all adoring
At the man who’s made your life bereft
Of actual household dreams,...
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Categories:
damask, allegory, child, freedom,
Form:
Sonnet