Best Nymphs Poems

NYMPHS ON MIDDAY PROTEST


Crystal nymphs frolic at day-spring
Unto puffs, upon hush of blossom breast
sliding and gliding like dangling strings
Chilling the fever of midday protest
soft-sweet rest as all sleeps at their nest
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Sponsor	Sara Kendrick
Contest Name	Five Lines/ Metaphors And Simile
++Placed 1st++

O.E. Guillermo
9:20 pm, June 22, 2015...

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Snowflakes:

Dancing nymphs of winter’s soul 

 
That  


Masterfully weave, nature’s nuptial

Gown!




© Demetrios Trifiatis
      14 January 2016...

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Sometimes 
I write poems about
 Wine and other essential
 Molehills of Life at 
4 AM when 
Bacchus is still awake
Conniving in 
Sheer revelry at the
 Mere notion he invented
Satyrs and other
Preternatural nymphs.
Speaking of nymphs, I relish the whim that at 
4:10 AM or thereabouts, if...

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The song they sing 
Will bewitch you
Promising you everything
Warming your bed to loving you

Heartbreakers for sure
Full of wickedness and sin
They are so evil
Promising love but taking a life

They were handmaidens to the
Goddess Persephone 
When Haides abducted her

Given bodies of birds
Sent to search for her 
got...

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It is not easy to happen upon them,
Pure nymphs in their natural beauty.
It happened to me only once when
I was resting beneath a red sunset maple, 
As the summer hear began to soar.

A stone throw away was a lively stream
Around which grew in flower
A clump...

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ephemeral beauty
of a  mayfly goodbye-
spring's end is nigh...

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Ye Great Goddesses And Water Nymphs Of Old

Tis not of your sweet beauty I do now write
ye great goddesses and water nymphs of old.
Rather your images in poetic,fanciful flight
of chaste virtue and your beauty I am sold.


Poets have graced thee in power of flight
be it...

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Your fragrant, smooth, white flesh intoxicates 
my senses. Such cool curves! That tumbling hair! 
But when I grapple close, those carnal gates 
elude me. I'm embracing scented air! 

I'm strong, but you are nimble. There you go, 
as light and limber as the April breeze,...

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wood nymphs waltz
fleshy dancers gay with wine
august old moon...

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Wood nymph was wearing flowers in her hair.
Her eyes were oozing kindness.
She sat still, not speaking.
The animals came to her.

a mouse
two squirrels
three chickadees
a deer

They sensed her love for them
a rabbit hopped by
feeling her wholesomeness
none were fearful, even a tiny bit....

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Honey dew of evergreen shrubs aligned.
Beauty that casts ought bare me no more.
Shadows within the cool faces ignore.

Their perpetuating waltz fork my mind,
Leaving eclectic faults intertwined;
Wandering about far more confined.

The trestling trees open like curtains,
Drawing you in with ease,
Calling out as they strike assertions.

An astonishing...

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Glittering falling moondrops
Giving birth to graceful nymphs
Moonlit airborne vagabonds
Winged gypsies beneath asters
Incarnations of freedom in flight
Deities in their magical realms
Goddesses in miniature



AP: 3rd place

Submitted on March 14, 2019 for STANDARD CONTEST 195 sponsored by BRIAN STRAND  -  3RD PLACE

Originally posted on March 20,...

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Wood Nymphs

Since wood nymphs are not real nor are they made of wood
We must conclude; you should not read this, even if you could
The word upon the page does not exist regarding them
Morals and the logic to that end
Demands you repent and go off
To find...

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A ninety foot nymph in a circus bath can bathe admirably at dusk but upon rising the tidal splash brings forth many cackling crabs. Digging and dropping. Drinking and DOING. Such is the efforts of a 1 centimeter oink. Defecation is best done in the...

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      Clover superlative lovers, sprung via same stem
      Umbrella immunity protects sprites supple
      Filter purity lacy leaf shade kindly dapples them
      

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