Best Dyed Poems


Premium Member When Eyes of Turquoise Dyed the Skies

I see you ‘cross the vast expanse,
a love disguised in dreamy whirl
and clothed in raiment sun-spun gold
as wispy cirrus wraps your dance
the music of your sigh aswirl -
a breeze I feel but cannot hold,

but dance I will with memories
though for your arms I’ll ever pine,
I look to skies for bluest eyes 
at times behind the tapestries
of cumulus both yours and mine –
the realm in which my angel flies.

Our love so like the lilac leaf                                  
two halves that shared a center vein,                 
once green we were but now I fade             
I’m torn in half without relief
the pain not washed away by rain —
this heart-shaped leaf afraid and frayed.

O touch me warm your slanting rays
how cold my soul you left behind,
to gaze through tears at beauty high          
to wander through the haze of days
and know the planets misaligned —
when eyes of turquoise dyed the sky.

Alas, myself but cosmic dust 
yet still, the stardust gilts the rust.
Categories: dyed, beauty, death, grief, longing,
Form: Lyric

Dyed With Madness

The Moon She glares from the ebon Halls,
As the sea stretches too taste Her galls,
The Candelabra dyed as magick stole its pore,
Starry night blackened as She sinks to the core,

The Sol it shone from the crimson sea
Like an awl stuck in a forsaken tree...
Dead leaves rustle on its rooted lawn,
Wolves grow silent on this lonesome dawn.

As He peaks like a God above us!
Heaven's eye, a sublime-forged truss,
Too the endless sea He soon shall sprawl,
Painting the world, as His darkness shawls.

Then She shimmers... Razor sharp...
Twinkling... As an angel's harp...
Categories: dyed, dark, depression, emo, gothic,
Form: Sonnet

A Heart Dyed Deep

A heart dyed deep in blackness, whistled
As the kettle boiling,
So shrill beyond the bedroom door
Like turbines pumping, toiling;
Screaming like a rusty hinge, caked
In need of oiling,
For in it’s gangrene seepage
Stained the sheets with angst and soiling.

A heart dyed deep in blackness, hungered
Feral jaws in essence,
Alive with worms and ravaged cells,
Of darkest incandescence;
Yawning vaults of hatred, gaped
Through vacant omnipresence,
And in a final testament
No love save acquiescence.
© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dyed, death, life, love, heart,
Form: Verse

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Grandma Dyed Her Hair Bright Green

Grandma loved the Christmas scene
                She even dyed her hair bright green
And though her bones did surely ache
        She somehow found the strength to bake

Her cookies, sweets and cakes of fruit
                      Had left them all in hot pursuit
When Grandma left one fateful day
                  Without a word, as one would say

Christmas would not be the same
               Did they have themselves to blame?
Cleaning, baking, decorating
                    Took its toll, there’s no debating

Where could she have gone and why?
                           and leaving not a single pie!
What, no tree of glittered light!
                 Their poor house, oh, what a sight!

Maybe they could clean and bake
                       If some effort they would take
Grandma would come back to see
                    All her presents , ‘neath the tree 
 
But to find her, where to look
                 A reindeer run down like the book?
No, a friend had seen her hair!
             A bright green glow just sitting there

Grandma was in a saloon!
                        Holding her big baking spoon
Knocking back drinks, one by one
                  When they found her, on the run!

Come back Grandma, they implored 
          Brought her home as Grandma snored 
Waking to find Christmas cheer
                 Lessons learned for the new year!
Categories: dyed, appreciation, christmas, family, grandmother,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Only Dyed

I dyed my hair red
now he’s dying for me
the flames leaping
no shame
no shame
he is wide-eyed
puppy-tailed
i’ll lead him by the leash
release him
release me
can you see us
on the front cover
of a trashy romance
i dyed my hair red
oh the flames
be flying
I’m swatting him away
the grays no-mattering
it’s a crying shame
we must grow old
oh the boldness
the brave
we’re not dead yet
only dyed
tied up for kindling
a novel kind of love
it burns
s h a m e l e s s l y
hot

6/29/2022
Categories: dyed, color,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Eggs Dyed

E...Eggs dyed pretty colors in baskets
A...All nestled in pastel artificial
S...Synthetic grasses, waiting the time
T...To be hidden, then found again, yea!
E...Easter's meaning disguised ..what's needed
R...Redemption, salvation at the Cross
Categories: dyed, faith, holiday
Form: Free verse


His Hair Was Dyed Red

the world watches Holmes
sit “dazed” in the courtroom,
with each mainstream media
monolith
churning out the sound bites
referencing his eyes & his
red hair---
the picture that goes viral is
of course the one that can
be likened most to something
out of Heath-Ledger-as-The-
Joker-101, 
visually answering questions
for the people at home,
because we all know that
individuals who dye their hair
red are megalomaniacs who
will more than likely, eventually,
inevitably, order bullet proof 
clothing, a gas mask & 6, 000 
rounds of ammo, with the 
“calculated & deliberate”
intent to walk into a movie 
theater & blast everyone into
oblivion.

and when every talking head
from Oates to Obama, comments
on the massacre, we watch them
stumble over the responsibility 
that this culture has to own up to
when something like this happens---
rather, they weigh it all on the 
shoulders of one red haired 
young person, whilst hugging
the loved ones, the family of those
whose members were killed.

subtly inactive in regards to the
actual problem at hand,
mumbling things about finding 
better ways to “take every step
possible to ensure the safety of
all of our people,” all the words
that flow from mr. hope & change’s
mouth add up to no actual veering from
the status quo in the future & the mum
mum hush hush gun industry knows
this, giving the big man a nod.

instead, we look with inspiring eyes at
Obama, when he tries to gain a 
collective sense of sympathy from the
crowd, when remarking that “we may
never understand what leads anybody
to terrorize their fellow human beings
like this”…
and as we shake our heads & 
hug ourselves, just hoping that such
violence never affects us directly,
or harms our own families/friends in such
a manner,
we all turn a blind eye to the people
that our military has massacred throughout 
the more than 200 years that our country has
existed &
we turn a blind eye to the violence enacted
upon the citizen’s here at home, who have
suffered & continue to suffer 
at the hands of the police & state
officials,
whilst the paranoid & terrified hicks 
out in the middle of bumble**** 
no man’s land,
clench their rifles & their pistols,
never having been threatened by anyone,
anywhere, for any reason at all,
thinking that the whole world is out to
get them,
swearing that they will never move a 
muscle in the direction of progress.
Categories: dyed, life, world,
Form: Free verse

Dyed In Wool

It has to be deeply personal, you said
As if the sun is not so
Nor the moon
As if the verdant lane
Fenced in by memories of you and me
And the lonely jackal on distant moor
Are enough to create human mystery

When through shimmering haze the moon is full
The web is shut, the famous mistletoe 
has dripped its cool,
A weak and trifling heart will peep out silently
To whimper at the startling beauty
Singed and dyed in many splendored wool
Categories: dyed, romance
Form: Free verse

Dyed In the Wool

There’s nowt so canny and nowt so deep 
As the musings of the highland sheep
They’ll talk of this and talk of that 
Of what they ate and where they shat
Or ponder on life’s mysteries 
Like, is the grass beneath the trees
Much finer than the one that grows 
Down beside the old hedgerows


© John W Fenn  18-09-2009
© John Fenn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dyed, animals, funny
Form: Light Verse

Premium Member Tie Dyed Dawn

The smog induced haze bled
	acid
.             
.            NEON
          a tie-dyed 
            Orange 
              dawn

Muffling, p h a n t o m e
.                           foliage

backdropping the
		slllllllllli
.                                        ddddddde
.   of early  R
	  I
	  S
	  E
	  R
	  S

through the low lying

LIMELIGHT

diffusion
	extrusion
		confusion.
Categories: dyed, imagination, nature
Form: Free verse

Dyed-In-The-Wool

Dyed-In-the-Wool! 

Stains there in your palms, wallowing, ling'ring, 
Metamorphosed into tears and so drips, 
Tainting where they plunge, and you're unsullied?  
19:03:12:08:52

Ancestor. Ancestral Pen. Ancestral Form. Dyed-in-the-wool
Categories: dyed, political, power,
Form:

Premium Member Dyed-In-The-Wool

Beguiled risks sensitive alterations
that redesigned unknots and cutup trice
as the fresh teases through the looking glass
exposing timepiece resemblance glossed spilled.
Bemused forgives absence, mindful at hand,
tenuously gripping the rolled spent yarn
that edges fingertips loosely as threads
answer questionable finds, stitch-by-stitch.
Period accentuates the sensed thence
for the bestilled entangled narrative
plots exclamation points of those foregone
chapters ... period midst frames of escape.
Styled room for maneuvering that spirals
at a loss now hangs overhead ticking ...
mockery behold guardians of greens
that grow within disoriented poise.
Blue compliments presence expressed squarely
drafting the voiceless lucid residue
that nurtured former brush and forever
sealed a dream sweeter than a Danish roll.
© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dyed, allusion, appreciation, blue, change,
Form: Personification

Premium Member A Dyed Flower and a Simulated Gemstone

a dyed flower is like a simulated gemstone
they are unnatural,
unfounded, rather orchestrated,
unnaturally pretty, 
prettier than the natural 
flowers and the natural gemstones
people are sometimes like this,
unnatural, unfounded, rather orchestrated,
prettier than the natural people.
They are real, just in a better way,
easier to appreciate and love
Categories: dyed, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

dyed memory

—Blackout.
                            \ rewind \\ 

9pm,
my messy curls sizzled 
as chemicals
flow down the drain—
              raven,
                              to matte purple.
Each strand a minute
I forced
                   straight 
with smoldering iron.

 >> glitch 

1am,
Hair unraveled 
against the shuddering wall
The taste of heated whiskey 
                                     falt
                                           er  ing
                                                       from our lips
Rusty red smudged 
on neon-lit chins—

He muttered, “Your hair looks better at night.”
I replied—

—Blackout,
(sigh)
                            \ rewind ?
Categories: dyed, hair, hurt, lost, lust,
Form: Other

Premium Member Tie Dyed Hand

I have been called a hippy dippy;
Transient, I travel when I can,
to me mellow flow is so groovy;

Traveling from city to city,
that flower child who lives in a van;
I have been called a hippy dippy;

My spirit’s always been a gypsy;
With a tie dyed hand sign it began,
to me mellow flow is so groovy;

Cliche’ but I’m known to hug a tree,
nature is my hallucinogen;
 I have been called a hippy dippy; 

On the water I drift dreamily
aboard a laid back catamaran,
to me mellow flow is so groovy;

So chill unrefined far out at sea;
Ya dig? I’m all about peace man;
I have been called a hippy dippy,
to me mellow flow is so groovy.
Categories: dyed, emotions, feelings, nature,
Form: Villanelle
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