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Premium Member Tribute To 'Navaho Madonna'

Wild horses, prairies, desert canyons,
Native Indians, brush landscapes
by 'Dean of Western Painters'
known as Olaf Wieghorst.
His contrast boldness,
softened with light
blended hues,
stirred my
heart.

Inspired to capture his moving art,
passion pushed to reproduce his
famed Navaho masterpiece;
every brushstroke chosen
to grasp his canyon,
mother and child
on stone bluff
framed by
rock.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member - Madonna -


                              Canvas print of beauty speaks
                               She was born of petal's peaks
                               fearless and brave, never weak
                         Edvard Munch was Norwegian not Greek

 




                                            13/01/2022
                                   Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
                              Copyright © All Rights Reserved




30 syllables / 7-7-7-9
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Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Laundromat Madonna

She precisely folded
the baby clothes and being
a long time laundromat
habitual, I recognized the signs.
Obsession at the laundromat level
is usually the last attempt
at order in a life without.
The two blackened puffy eyes
and the swollen lip were
not too subtle clues and
the bent nose and scar upon
the cheek told more of what
she was going home to.
She worked with such care,
such intense deliberation,
there, in the holy golden glow
of the afternoon sunlight,
an American Madonna, and
I wondered, after she left,
what I should have done, and
what I could possibly do.


Premium Member Black Madonna

You thought me spineless,
so in a fit of anger you tore mine out,
Bloodless, I rose sword swallower, 
strengthened by my tattered paper edges.

The abyss of your barren soul wrapped me in
gauze, shrouded me on parallel partitions;
nailed to the crossbars of your lust;
only mother me did you revere.

All hail the hidden seal*-- nailed to the missing cross,
white cloaked, virginal, tresses unbound-- lay me not 
across the landscape of your desire-- grovel at my shrine.


The Broken Column by Frida Kahlo’s

*the word seal has been used to comply
with Soup Guidelines
First Published in Dual Coast Magazine Issue 1 2014

Madonna and Child

madonna
the eternal form
cradles her child
unbidden miracles attend
her smile of  love
Form: Tanka

Madonna of the Rubble

Forgetting is a vain refugee camp,
    Madonna, for still these walls get
    breached, amidst the daily, frenzied
    barter of honed art for bread,

While slaking arid, thirsty hours with
    bits of loving, or even in deep sleep's
    opiate-laced salve; your shrill wail
    ricochets on palisades of silence,

Wrecking dreams, when your arms
    thrust out, ghost-like haunt heart's
    corridors to pained remembrance
    of your hearth bulldozed to jagged

Rubble, grating deep your ample
    loins that Gaza noon of nightmare,
    hooking deeper yet the piercing
    scythes of questions as regards

Your fate and of your son's. Again,
    the mind turns, tosses on this bed
    of dusty shards and tear-anointed
    debris as you once more scream

Your picture-perfect, front-page, 
    silent pain, yet made more potent 
    than all sounds heard down old 
    Palestine when wailing, wreathed

The wretched walls bedaubed with blood
    of innocents, when wanton death and
    mayhem, too, by Herod's mighty hand
    decreed, made firm, held sway.


Madonna

Your name will never elude my memory
Every day I recall you like a recent story 
A myriad of thoughts about you clouds my memory

The school that made me
The four walls that raised me
The principal that trained me
The teachers that disciplined me
The books that enlightened me
The challenges that strengthened me

Oh! My sweet alma mater
Now I’m alone 
Left to face this world so cold.

No need anyway
I knew I’d grow up someday
I need not be scared
When I know I can’t be dared
I’ve been baptized with wisdom 
And I’ve acquired all I need and more
Now it’s time for me to prove to the world 
That Madonna remains the best school for all.
Form: Ode

Premium Member Madonna

Madonna  
                              
       Doctor told ’Congrats Ma’am, you are pregnant.
       Tell your husband or lover to rejoice.’
        She sighed ‘Me lone, no lover to enchant.’
        ‘Look at Bethlehem Star:  Only choice.’


     12/21/20
                                   

     'Christmas -Chatuska'  Contest by  Andrea Dietrich

From Medusa To Madonna Part I

Faultless art is ceased in silence
Quite often curious how achieved
Never a month a year ever deep
Stories never apprise as much
Sculptures an paintings score

Medusa a fallen angel's myth
Hue'd by an artists true life
Roaring a cry to let not die
To love water pale Madonna
Gave texture purity an life


25/04/2017
art

Premium Member Madonna

MADONNA                                            

                           
                     Doctor told ‘Congrats Ma’am. You are pregnant.
                          Your heart beats go fast rapid and vibrant.
                                  News is really grand.
                              Go and tell your husband.
                        He will rejoice turning jubilant.’
                                        
                      Lady replied ’I am not married.
                Then how this great grand news will be carried?’
                             ‘Fine. Go to your lover.
                              He is a proud father.
                Bright green signal, but not alarming red.’

                     ‘I have no lover’. Lady had to sigh.
                ‘So what? At dawn break stare at Eastern Sky.     
                              You need not to worry.
                               Don’t be sad or sorry.
                 Bethlehem star, you are sure to descry.’


03/14/23


 A Strand Premiere No. 1198



     Contest by Brian Strand
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pri Madonna Primed

'Like the silence that screams, cursing solitude...
whispers of faith sing patiently with prayers.'
           (Quoted by Regina Mc Intosh)


Hung suspended from hive rafters hexagonal
Leader Lady Ruler Bee gorges imprudent
Heavy duty seeps striped desirous abdominal

Workers hover, rush beneath Queen exuberant 
Team enthusiasm pumps a syrup scaffold 
Propolis produces massed mission belligerent 

Numb buzzing bumblers fumble fated cuckold
Hunger for cohesion, gold body encompass
Busy anonymous paupers, sources unresolved 

Eager in sweetness, clan clustered accomplice
Reverently fulfills each gluttonous request 
Swift need swords stung in caustic redundance

Plump with pupae, flightless wings flouresced 
Polar iceberg cream honey hearts can't ingest




               13th January 2021

               Written for Contest:  Terza Rima Quote

               Sponsor: Regina Mc Intosh

In the Cave of the Madonna ( Village of Topollia Crete 1994 )

In the Cave of the Madonna ( Village of Topollia Crete 1994 )
 
I formed a square of brick 
a block house of the future
and the years like dust lay thick 
around my door
many footsteps answer like dreams 
upon my floor
 
I built a synthetic artery into the mountain side
And there beneath a hollow cave 
I found inside
the minarets of aeons 
forming in a habitat of drips and spires
consorting with empathy in the dim dark 
evolving beauty
drip drip after drop of centuries
 
Here, I formed a square of brick 
and white shrine painted 
to house the endless time 
of my soul
the worshipful desires of my domicile and heart
I designed to entomb and liberate 
before this sanctum
of the mountains core
to feel here in this high and inaccessible place
a little closer to my troubled God
 
Far from close and so difficult to traverse
the winding pathways of stones and rock
the sheer cliffs of my life longs work
 
Long ago I forgot the peace of the valley
the walls and road interrupted my view 
into serenity
but occasionally 
when the night is close
I hear the drips of those forming spires
and expanses of time open
a vista where my ancestry and history 
breathes for a second
and my only answer to this mystery
is my house of brick
shrine of white
Madonna church
My religion

Lady Madonna

For she's running away from the backlashes
of her past.
Bringing the old into the new...
trying to kill the memories 
that soaks the soul in a tainted
mask.
For she's lost in her own infatuation.
Being lead astray by words of deception
yet, she hasn't learned the lesson that
one needs not to prove ones
flaws and imperfections.
Always under the eyes of inspection
Trying to avoid dirty looks, gestures and
long awaited rejections.
For she is a beauty... hidden from what
she doesn't see.
For maybe oneday...she'll awake from the dream
and realize that she's  much more than a
poor mans fantasy.
Living out of bags...going room to room
Searching for the security...
she once had and knew.
Going through the dances of the night...
became the role of a broken soul.
For she had no one to console...
yet, bold,cold,and untold stories
began to unfold.
Leaving her with more bruised emotions
and more despair to hold.
For one day she'd awaken to a new day...
excepting forgiveness and praise.
For she was blessed in awakening to
see another day.
Realizing that she was and is worth more.
when she 
 bowed her head, kneeled down and
prayed.

The End!
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Blue Madonna

I need to see a certain pueblo blanco,
and go in the white, high church to pray.
They have, by all reports, a blue Madonna.

I will kneel by the blue Madonna,
and pray for all the people - every one.
I'll pray they'll have good fortune in the pueblo;
that their Madonna - blue Madonna,
will see them safely Home.





6/26/2015
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

From Medusa To Madonna Just Began Part Ll

Bewitched by Madonna assay to last
The grief once felt was hard to past
And drew her innocence with tone
To never leave a sights inside frawn
For an art no similar exist, will never 

Leonardo have loved a prise not any
Hied he to win her, petals never late
Love then sapped his past long greif
Manifested art hence in every belief
art

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