Best Wrapped Poems


Premium Member Wrapped In Colors

*Inspired by photo

As the sun sinks behind the hills
Color tints snow, where all is still
A bright sky ends a winter day
Into the night, leading the way
Highlights of beauty to recall
In solitude, a tree stands tall
Calmness reaches a restless soul
Regaining what loneliness stole
More to see than being alone
Wrapped in colors, nature has shown


Heidi Sands

2/20/18

Premium Member Ice Wrapped

I dream a pure winter wonderland dream,
where I wear a shimmering wedding dress;
and I am enclosed with glimmer and gleam.
I remember that day-  when I said yes,
and my ruby cold lips you did caress;
your love, my heart you will ever possess.

Yet, in my dream I am alone in white,
lost in a frozen wilderness of ice;
I breathe deeply the pristine landscape bright.
My love is drenched in tears-  that is the price,
this heart is ice-kissed in a bitter vice;
oh, your arms around me sure would be nice.

Crisp the magical snow in quiet haze,
I am searching for you my sweet lover;
in dreams, I wander snow trails in a daze.
Did you take refuge in snow for cover,
in this ice world for me to discover?
Then, I find you love-   and there I hover.

I hover among the tombs white capped,
but, only in one is my love ice wrapped.

________________________
November 26, 2018


Poetry/Sonnet/Urban/Ice Wrapped
Copyright Protected, ID 18- 1089-056-01
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.


Written for the contest, Winter Wonderland
sponsor, Emile Pinet

Second Place

Premium Member OMNISCENCE WRAPPED IN RAGS

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Four centuries stacked like stones,  
     each year a weight 
           on the chest of heaven.  
Prophets became ash in the wind,  
     their embers cold, 
          their parchments brittle.  

Then~  
not in the temple 
     where men strained to hear,  
not in the desert 
     where fire once spoke,  
but in a backwater hovel,  
     where livestock chewed their cud.
  
A gasp.  
A shudder.  
A mother’s blood on the earth.  

And then~  
sound.  

Not the trumpet blast of Sinai,  
     not the whirlwind that answered Job,  
          but the thin, wet wail of newborn lungs,  
               puncturing the quiet like a knife 
                     through paper.  

Omniscience, wrapped in rags,  
     drew its first shuddering breath.  

The angels, 
      who had bitten their tongues  
          for four hundred years,  
               could not contain themselves~  

They split the sky with song,  
     startling shepherds  
          outside Bethlehem’s gates.  

The first cry was a declaration:  
Here. 
The last would be an absolution:  
Done.  

Between them~  
     thirty-three years of footsteps,  
          of splinters, of bread broken,  
          of a voice that refused 
                to go quiet again.  

When they tried to silence Him  
     with nails, with thorns,  
          the earth itself cracked open  
               and roared No~  

because eternity, 
     once loosed,  
          does not return to the tomb.


Premium Member Wrapped In Honey of Her Naked Pies

Wrapped In Honey Of Her Naked Pies

Are memories really just our souls leaving
in clouds of shimmering hot mists.
And what of love and all that hot heaving
or stored memories on lustful lists!

Can the mind create truth from mere dregs
women so beautiful your brain cries.
All curves, graceful long ,long sexy legs
wrapped in honey of her naked pies!

Alas! Say it tis not a treasure imagined
what of the deep sensations of bliss?
Or her choice of lingerie in latest fashion
epic thrill of that greatest ever kiss?

Slay me now, if my treasures are not real.
I want no world devoid of that hot night's thrill.

R.J. Lindley
June 6th, 1983

Sonnet, on my terms.... 

Note_  Too hot, was deleted, graphic
details of that first night and ******** *** ************

Wrapped In Your Smile

Wrapped in your smile,I saw the golden light
As if  a hidden world  our love revealed
Our spirits touched, our sorrows pushed to flight

In that space,  our worries did not bite
The trees were shelter, losses were each  healed
Wrapped in your holy smile,I saw the light

Do you  learn there is a second sight
From  heart and soul , the golden bells  shall peal
Where spirits touch ,where sorrows quickly fly

And who but you would see my inner plight
Would know the false from  what is right and real
Wrapped in your smile,I  felt warm golden light

No army with its metal and its might
Can win the final war , love conquers steel
As spirits touch ,as sorrows  say goodbye

I know it’s  hard to learn what others feel
And not draw back  from grief, from loss revealed
Wrapped in your  holy smile ,O golden light
Our spirits touch, our  eyes  weep  their delight

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Wrapped In Ribbons and Bows of Love

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Bare unto the world her beauty stood; both of us knowing!?

As smiling within a twinkling of grace, filling her perfect eyes
 
Cream de cream; in this yuletides lovely moment afore its place ~

Whereupon the stockings of love were so gently lain and, she

Adorned in creations vesture with a glass of light; holding paradise....

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....“Wrapped, Amid Ribbons & Bows” *


Premium Member Wrapped In White

I long to tread upon the snow

in hush of winter, wrapped in white;

in feathered mounds serenely go.

I long to tread upon the snow.

The boughs hang low;  no wind doth blow.

My love, come see the wondrous sight!

I long to tread upon the snow

In hush of winter, wrapped in white


Nov. 14, 2015 By Andrea Dietrich
For the "Write Me A Winter Poem" Contest of Broken Wings

Wrapped Little Body - Cut-Up Poem

Other violence this world
There human flames ceased
Sick swan six
With circles some melancholy
Doctor failure some

Different universe copy soul
Wrapped little body respect
About shoulders stopped arms
Flash doubles wife

Early patient
Stopped her crown
Simple modern
Loop provided effect
While hate challenge simple.

[This was my first attempt at the "cut-up technique", a surrealist technique coined by many early surrealists, including William S. Burroughs, an obvious influence on my work.]

Premium Member Wrapped In Your Words

I hear your tender words of love 
      that echo in the winds, 
   and float on wings of turtle dove
         as loneliness rescinds.

Your words so gently hold my heart
      wrapped in a warm embrace,
   and visions that your thoughts impart
         will make my heartbeat race.

But words are tempting heart’s desire;
      my passions growing strong;
   please share with me, as needs require,
         the love for which I long.

Please hold me like you mean it now,
      for words do not have arms;
   please show the things words don’t allow,
         and share with me your charms.


December 17, 2019

Premium Member Shrink Wrapped

The days go by
as I walk around the man made lake,
churning the tides of time backwards
making butter from the gold and brown broth
a solitary wanderers on the same gravel path.
Always a person for whom the flow meant danger
from spring to summer,  I walk the scene
with cheery “mornin’s”
popping the insular bubbles 
of self imposed

Silence.

The days go by
as spring returned to my aged step.
The flow lures the weary mind tired of treading water.
Glassine eyes cataract dimmed clear and lift to blue skies.
Familiar faces grin back hooked 
on a cheery “mornin’”
Marshaled resources clockwise turn.
Forward thinking, right sided, occasion walks
from summer to fall
popping the insular bubbles 
of self imposed

Silence.

Premium Member Opposing Wrapped in White

First six lines of my triolet entitled “Wrapped in White” followed by my contrasting six lines which I’ll entitle “Crestfallen in Snow”

I long to tread upon the snow
in hush of winter, wrapped in white;
in feathered mounds serenely go.
I long to tread upon the snow.
The boughs hang low;  no wind doth blow.
My love, come see the wondrous sight!

Who wants to trudge in knee-high snow
especially in cold of night
when wind chill factor’s ten below?
Cars slide off roads and fierce winds blow.
Boughs break and icicles hang low.
Stay, Dear, instead, by our firelight!

Wrapped Up

Curator's canvas primed white
Pure white and found wanting
a common subject to decant- 
Man and Woman, in waiting.
Once laurel-wreathed,
Now ceremonially decadent.
Not a word, True Love breathed...
Recoiled lives once ravelled
will be parallel lives travelled
in convoluted loving.
And truer twisted hating.


Posted: 21/07/2018.
(This is about the love/hate aspect that unravels what could be good relationships.)

Premium Member Wrapped In Night

Wrapped ...
In dark wonder
Lost to the moon
In mists of madness

We ...
Are conflagration
You burn my blood
The fiery chaos, coursing

Molten forms in synchronicity
A libidinous engine, erotique
Revving inside you ...
I, the sudoric hand to your glove

Crimson nails rake my chest
You grind me, pestle-on-mortar
Eyes above me rolling back in carnal bliss
I stop, and wait ... teasing

Your gaze returns the moon's delirium
Seeing my vexing grin ...
You squeeze my cheeks like a naughty child
Trembling ... anticipating

Eyes pleading ...
I wait ... building tension ... need
Milking your desire and intensity
And when the want in your eyes is unbearable

I relent, and push you slowly up
Arching with renewed passion and depth
Your hair and soft places lilt
Hypnotizing me ...

Coy, sexy smile ...
Letting me think I'm in control
When we both know
Otherwise ...

Wrapped ...
In dark wonder
Lost to the moon
In mists of ...

US.





~ 2nd Place ~  in the "Picture Prompt" Poetry Contest, Brenda Chiri, Judge & Sponsor.

Shrink Wrapped

can i get a back beat


my doctor
is a proctor
not to be bothered
about your father
so go further
blur blurring vision
deciding decisions

yo
begin again
begin again

i've never sinned
casting stones
throw in the towel
after a awhile
fashion fashionably
late for a date

yo

no make up
making me make
taking a take
a second glance
a second glance

yo
yo
yo

loca mujer
hair dyed rojo
afro fantastico
don't know when
even then
then is now
bow to you
you're my Muse
muse about
get it all out
no leather couch
here where
all are chairs
take care
take your meds
bed is bedtime
time i'm instead

writing about her
again about her
again

yo

vinyl record scratching
back records show
you're good to go 

yo
yo

you're good to go
te quiero
te quiero

Wrapped In Pleasure

Life that is full of life
is full of death as well
both wrapped in pleasure

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