Best Frigidly Poems


Arctic Seasoned Disguise

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Winter breathes in sepia tones along a lonely two lane street
divided amongst the sweeping frozen dunes
now forced into shouldered amnesty

Street lights shiver in snowcapped bonnets
while sidewalks sleep ‘neath blankets of flittering flakes
The air, frigidly crisp…moves of tiny chiffon sparkles dancing

Rooftops, plump and soft, show off their frosted padding 
as evergreens find alabaster fingers tickling their branches
in chilled teasings and frozen dustings

Footprints, once there are gone, covered and recovered again
all evidence of life is erased beneath pearl clouded skies
and faint outlines of distant thoughts

White on black stripes drape in glacial wanderings
spanning the slush of asphalt weavings 
in straight line piercings across the wintry landscape

January reigns brutal, subzero ponderings swirl
from high above the icebox wasteland, once brimming with color
now opaque in its arctic seasoned disguise…

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Written from memory…no winter here. : )
Categories: frigidly, good night,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Imposter Syndrome

We see ourselves unimpeded initially 

Some are stricken with a view artificially 

We are told by others very specifically

There is a ceiling so proceed timidly

We try in vain with no support futilely

As we age blazing the path dizzily 

Sometimes we see the results dismally

Eventually we learn to climb skillfully

We began to achieve sufficiently 

Eventually finding success brilliantly 

Living life with dreams so vividly 

Sadly, a haunting voice still speaks flippantly 

Reminding us of the ceiling frigidly 

We remain in the arena mistily 

Each overcautious step taken judicially

We endure the voice shouting viciously 

The battle to continue is done willfully
Categories: frigidly, psychological,
Form: Monorhyme

Artwork

I stand erect with outstretched hand
 Representing liberty,  for many,  a foreign land
 My fire dances an incessant jubilant glow
 Pungent salts mixed with glassy sand
 Linger on my tasting lips whilst serenading patina ed Ears
 I Separate tyranny from average men's fears

 Some may say I am mute, But I spoke in 1944,  
 Did you hear my visceral  ROAR?
 Blink, blink, blink "VICTORY"
 I delivered a delightful message highlight
 Dripped across the star spangled banner ed twilight

 Before you come to visit me, not shoes but
 eyes you should polish quite Diligently
 "Do you see the iron ore disjointed?"  
 My right foot is  LIFTED and FREE

 With 35 expansive eyes inserted upon 7 spiked tiers
 I've winked and blinked countless times over the many years
 I monitor 7 continents and mighty oceans vast 
 Proclaiming Enlightened Liberty shall Last for all the bold who pass 

 Vessel sails chatter resoundingly as they advance in the glorious wind
 Crescent waves rock me a lullaby but pierce my eyes, producing cataracts 
 Stars sprinkle their luminous dust like Epsom salt enveloping weary bones 
 Mighty storms frigidly wash a dusty old body as lightening shocks my heart
               I accept their infinite, whispered gratitude 
 For I am graciously placed in this longitude and latitude

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Categories: frigidly, appreciation, art, freedom, immigration,
Form: Personification

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Not a Bunny,He Is a Tiger

that frigidly cold new year
I was the sole bread earner
with a seriously sick husband
watery soup was all for dinner  

it was time for Easter
and spring break at school
my just-turned-teenager wanted to help
some extra bucks, he said, would be cool

he donned a bunny costume
white with pink ears and belly
outside the store where I worked
he stood waving to all in winds, so chilly

him handing candy to little kids
I watched proudly from the window
posing for a picture when asked
my dauntless little hero

as we walked home that evening
I saw a man in his eyes that shone
might've been a bunny to all but
I was walking my tiger home.

Written on:07/25/2016
Contest:'Walking my tiger home' by David Lindsay
Categories: frigidly, children, heart, money, mother
Form: Quatrain

Winters Blanket

Glistening, the flakes came down,
Landed and they drifted;
Sticking to the frozen ground,
Like powdered sugar sifted.

Covering the dirt, the trash,
Hiding things distressed;
Consuming gently, as if with ash,
And frigidly caressed.

Winters blanket covered all,
Calming noises to a hush;
Ceaselessly the flakes did fall,
No thing or one untouched.

The fire low and almost out,
Searching for more wood;
North and South she would doubt,
Walked further that she should.

Searchers called to no reply,
Their voices raw and hoarse;
Shouts echoed off the ruthless sky, 
For the girl who’d gone off course.

Winter's blanket charms the eye,
Frosting limbs and hills;
Goodness, beauty does imply,
But carelessly it chills.

Luke Irwin
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Categories: frigidly, death,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Where Echoes Hide

Into the valley to find my voice
that unique element 
which speaks only to me,
and is feebly, at times,
echoed in my words,
I fear.

Have you been to the valley
where echoes hide
beyond glistening roads of 
scorched obsidian marked:
“DO NOT DISTURB!” ?
It's disturbing.

Everything is haunted
by devilish smiles
which smother to death.
Tread too lightly, or 
bear too much life
on the journey
and you’ll be lost.
Forever, I fear. 

Dragon fire swallows
the cool blue of the sky, perhaps.
White-hot clouds camouflage
the sear of the sun.

Everything burns, 
on the high road and the low. 
Here, all sound hides
from the molten intensity;
of the voice in the valley.
My voice, I fear.

Forge ahead, 'til you see
distantly, a defiant tree.
Diametric to the horizon
and the absence of life
she beckons,
she breathes, 
she whispers,
and shelters in her limbs 
butterfly echoes
faintly familiar
and frigidly intense.

Poetically soft, and sincere;
they sing; I believe.
Enchanting, mesmerizing,
echoes of the voice.
My voice, I fear.

Do you hear them?

12/13/15
Categories: frigidly, introspection,
Form: Free verse


I'M Blind

The wings of imagination,
the flights of fantasy,
the sky of puffy clouds,
the rays of rising sun,
the clamness of moon
     encrusted upon the stars,
     have brought me down today.

I ponder continually
in the ensconced shell of mine
with inchoate thoughts creeping into it,
discovering the flood touching my feet.
The water
  Rising slowly,
     and slowly
   englufing my ankle,
       my knee,	     
     and….
Yet I continue to dabble
  to explore the fire it immures,
    to affix the values of richness-
    on the immutable fallow poverty.

And I feel someone near me,
   consoling me.
    “Hey dear! Don’t weep, I’m with you”
    “Hey dear! Don’t smile, I’m with you”
but,
  the vocabulary has changed today!

The persons around me
  have brought with them
  pieces of burnt chandan wood
  as the proof of the fact
  that ‘someone’ died-
  ….. a millions years ago.
But ‘his’ funeral pyre burns ‘there’
	and burns endlessly….
And,
  They force me to rise,
	to move,
     to the places undestined,
     throught the roads never travelled,
   ‘the road’
    which perhaps leads to the ‘pyre’
and I saunter frigidly
with my eyes closed.

Now,
  Even the darkeness can’t encompass me
  which has desceneded in ‘my’ eyes
       As I’m blind.
Categories: frigidly, art, death, imagination, life,
Form: Blank verse

That's So Good They Cannot Get the Stars

That’s so good they cannot get the stars!
The hand in soft glove won't help them to steal
The precious gift that meant to shine for us,
Its freedom’s a subsequence unforeseen

It is much tough for beauty on the earth
That spends its time in wary and precautions.
It’s known well to all who got a birth
That beauty’s here just a trophy option.

As a game before, commodity’s today.
Immeasurable was frigidly apprised..        
All the signs were mixed by swindling wave
No one's suspicion of exchange was raised.

Unlike the stars the real beauty got
To learn some arts of everyday street fight,
Plus running, shooting, killing of a spot, 
Arm-wrestling, boxing and fast sizzling sight.

That will survive and save the humankind!
Damn the ideal. Appreciate t’ result.
When real beauty is no more a divine,
That’s so good they cannot get the stars.

That’s so good they cannot get the stars!     



21.08.2004
Categories: frigidly, beauty, stars,
Form: Political Verse

Cold Season

Window curtains in my room sway with the silent winds;
The cold smog crawls on the frozen garden covered with the mists.
I see everything slowly fades but the splendor around never chagrins.

Would it be romantic to stare at the fog in the middle of a secret tryst? 
A cup of coffee would be a perfect match to savor this picturesque scene.
So I could finally wear my old-borrowed jacket; I wish this would persist.

The hazy trees in front of my cottage house seem to look like a Halloween.
But this soul contrarily feels different looking at this painted-gray minute.
It is frigidly aglow and mesmerizing where the murk meets the serene.
 
My pale nails and skin are freezing but not my riveted spirit;
I am awestruck with the cold season’s mystic beauty.
I wish I could lend my eyes to my sister so that she could see it.
Categories: frigidly, nature,
Form: Terza Rima

Sonnet To Hope

Sonnet to Hope

Ice crackles audibly on car and face,
Windy blasts slap frigidly at the back door,
How to escape this cold day’s confinement,
Surprise! Outside, Lantanas in full bloom.

Baby yuccas illumine a fence corner,
Their mamas and papas died dry last year,
They taught them the meaning of Texas springs,
Their infants are in full yellow flower.

Teased by the warmth of south winds yesterday,
In their innocence will they fight to stay,
To meet the redbuds in a week or two,
Hold on children, winter is almost through.

Now silhouetted sleeping trees, leafless
Pattern a glorious and purple sunset.
Categories: frigidly, flower, hope,
Form: Sonnet

The Edge

Those eyes trapped between thick lines of kohl, frigidly stare

But yet glued to the screen.

Those eyes tire with the glare

But are possessed by a power unseen.


A hundred emoticons fast as a pulse

Yet none stir her expression less face,

Nor, was there a moment of impulse

As she typed with a practiced pace.


She did not not notice as a breeze blew her curls,

Nor when the screen blurred her eyes,

She was busy abbreviating her words

Finding solace in a world of lies.


He painted a rosy escape, dragging her to the edge,

The edge of an abyss, an abyss of his love.

His words lifted her, prepared to fledge

Far away from the chaos above.


The breeze failed to stir a single ripple in the abyss

She dreamt of gliding through it

Soaking in its bliss;

For as long as fate would permit.


She waited on that very edge, where she was told to wait

The edge, where her heart beats too fast.

She curls her toe, undaunted by fate 

His love, she knew, would have it recast.
Categories: frigidly, courage, dream, longing, love,
Form: Ballad

Autumn Time's

Autumn breeze frigidly touches ailing dreadful lives
Harshly darkness quietly surrounds the broken souls
Mellow serenades that once played between hearts
Pathetically have transformed into bitter sad songs

Somewhere beyond the flossy clouds
Cupid has lost his romancing arrows
Plays sad sonorous tunes on his bow
Dedicated to all weepy lonely hearts

Howling chilly wind blows through the mist
Sounds of sorrow spread allover the place
Fuzzy humid air submerges the inner lust
Lives decay slowly as the autumn leaves fall...
Categories: frigidly, depressionautumn, sad,
Form:

Autumn Times

Autumn breeze frigidly touches ailing dreadful lives
Harshly darkness quietly surrounds the broken souls
Mellow serenades that once played between hearts
Pathetically have transformed into bitter sad songs

Somewhere beyond the flossy clouds
Cupid has lost his romancing arrows
Plays sad sonorous tunes on his bow
Dedicated to all weepy lonely hearts

Howling chilly wind blows through the mist
Sounds of sorrow spread allover the place
Fuzzy humid air submerges the inner     
Lives decay slowly as the autumn leaves fall...
Categories: frigidly, seasonsautumn, sad,
Form:

Masquerade

drowning in waves of chiffon 
perfection,
a smile, a mask to avoid 
detection.
duckling from a swan, 
transformed,
shadows hidden by the storm.
crimson tears which fall and 
shatter,
upon satin sheets which roses 
scatter.
nary notice by passerby,
lost in the velvet which veils 
those eyes.
praying to gods, who never 
were there,
gasping for water, thirsting for 
air.
seeing the world as only blind 
must see,
from behind the mask, from 
upon my knees.
fuschia trickles down my 
breast,
exposed to all, unlike the rest.
shivering, forcing a head held 
high,
never to be known by an 
unveiled eye.
puddles of satin slither by,
licking softly upon my thigh.
warm, familiar, but frigidly 
new,
reminiscent of someone, once i 
knew.
a familiar kiss, a familiar touch,
one can only hope so much.
yet, different now, in a familiar 
way,
a smile of blue and eyes of 
grey.
what once was gone, now is 
here,
stronger, softer, no less my 
fear.
years ago from yesterday,
silent, for lack of so much to 
say.
sugared lips, colored in despair,
tasting traces of sweetness 
which once was there.
suddenly, lifting my chin 
towards the sky,
pouring my soul from within 
those eyes.
from the thunder, comes the 
rain,
from the passion, comes the 
pain.
what i'd been looking for, for so 
long,
is something i've already seen.
Categories: frigidly, absence
Form: ABC

October Eve

Pressed loudly underfoot
dead leaves fracturing
scattering beneath me.

Warm fragmentary vapor
slated breath steaming
evaporating before me.

Incurious quiet somber
nearly naked trees
standing beyond me.

Advancing dread dusk
day skies sepulcher
entombing above me.

Forlorn and unforgiving
October day ceasing
enveloping me frigidly.


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Categories: frigidly, nature,
Form: Free verse
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