Best Rudiments Poems
The Rudiments of WingsFor holding things, two arms have we -
two arms with hands with which we have been blessed.
Two only – we’ve no need of three.
Two arms to reach with or to cross beneath our chest,
and in two arms of someone special we can be caressed.
Although with...
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Categories:
rudiments, angel,
Form:
Quintain (English)
The Rudiments of WingsIt's impossible to fly;
and yet, you kept on trying.
Of late, a tear in your eye
tells me you have been crying.
...
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Categories:
rudiments, age, angst, anxiety, feelings,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
rudiments, beautiful, flying, love, uplifting,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The Rudiments of WingsCan you feel your wings?
Can you see them, do you even
Bother to wonder about what
They are for?
There, growing from your back,
Growing since then when
You looked up at the skies
And realised that humans
Are mere particles of dust
In a yet to be explained universe!
Why,
If Love is in...
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Categories:
rudiments, life, mystery,
Form:
Free verse
The Rudiments of WingsTime is exhausting…
It lays in wait
to provoke you
pinches that part of you
that hurts most,
tears away
at your...
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Categories:
rudiments, angst, grief, introspection, lost
Form:
Free verse
The Rudiments of WingsFrom predawn birth, you dwell alone,
Preferring deep shadowland over light.
So much easier to conceal what is shown,
Nascent ember forelimbs that daunt your sight.
With growth in undying murk, and wings in flames
In brilliant reds, yellows, golds all blazing.
Flying is hopeless with birds of other names.
Passions rage...
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Categories:
rudiments, bird, fear, fire, lust,
Form:
Rhyme
The Rudiments of Wings
"Every secret memory, every experience in life, and every
thought can be written within the words of a poem."
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Categories:
rudiments, poetry, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Rudiments of WingsAs a grey dove, nestlings are taught
The Basic Rudiments of Wings:
if one falls, it cannot be caught
First, learn to fly, then how to sing.
A perfect lesson elders bring.
A human babe,...
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Categories:
rudiments, angst, bird, care, child,
Form:
Dizain
The Rudiments of Wingsones lifetime pursuit
mind and heart are in dispute
faith not absolute
...
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Categories:
rudiments, allusion, destiny, faith,
Form:
Tanka
The Rudiments of WingsThe wings of dream soar high
to capture the rainbow rapture,
wrapped with chromatic charisma,
weave the tapestry of seraphic life
with the hued ribbons of passion,
design the elemental latent lattice
of self-seeking fervent syndrome
that fails to force out fantasy haze,
lurking behind the cloud...
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Categories:
rudiments, analogy, dream, fantasy, hope,
Form:
Free verse
The Rudiments of WingsTHE RUDIMENTS OF WINGS
Barely stubs,
these soul nodules,
not yet protruding the surface,
still part of the wormlike me.
The force of metamorphosis
thrusts hard against filmy chrysalis;
meconium pulses, dilating miniscule veins.
The terror of change soon will cease,
bring release,
to the rudiments of wings.
February 24, 2022...
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Categories:
rudiments, butterfly, change, life, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
The Rudiments of WingsAn empty auditorium, echoing with the voices of those long past
Life’s stage, we the characters, parsing the script in a caricature of truth
Phantoms of a thousand different productions, acts, scenes leave the frissons of their presence
We strive, strain, stretch for the higher, brighter, better, betraying...
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Categories:
rudiments, change, corruption, society,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
rudiments, imagination, sky,
Form:
Free verse
rudiments
I loved you …
like water -
dove, swam, immersed
drowned
like breath
out, in, saturated
gasping
unseen
but essential
impalpable, yet vital
my sea -
deep, boundless, capricious
blue … terrifying
my sky -
vast, moody, dazzling
blue … and dark
you … were my
element - oxygen for my fire
breeze to kiss my cheek
a stream to
cool … and christen
the expanse...
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Categories:
rudiments, analogy, beauty, love, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
Rudiments of Wings“As I watched the seagulls, I thought, That’s the road to take; find the absolute rhythm and follow it with absolute trust.” ~ Nikos Kazantzakis
RUDIMENTS OF WINGS
O child, your seablown hollyhocks— recall
of Kilmer’s tree. So rapidly your heart
‘tis wild, carefree.
Sweet child, your cherry cheeks are...
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Categories:
rudiments, child, poetry,
Form:
Verse