Camouflaging Poems | Examples

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       with a smile on their face
   Camouflaging the hidden sadness
    How many live their lives like this!

Premium Member Trump

He never thought that he would win 
it was another grift to spin 
and so like every venture past 
he used each trick to make it last 

The coup became his newest con 
to be debated when he’s gone 
his tangled web of racist lies 
would give rebirth to fascist rise 

His life has been a grand facade 
camouflaging all that’s flawed 
a narcissist from head to toe 
a clown in charge of every show 

But now he’s running out of time 
as Judges rule on every crime 
the house of cards his lifetime built 
is now a roadmap to his guilt


Camouflaging

Easy feeling
Change hues easy
Like octopus.

Premium Member Night's Many Colors

Mysterious blue
as midnight moonlight spills on
meandering dreams.
Once butterflies' ball is done
merlot bliss lies past the sun!

Red Mars reveries
join nights of mulberry rose
camouflaging green.
So many are not sleeping
when the yellow warblers sing.

Premium Member Emerald Echoes - Anacreontic Verse


I'm an emerald
echo of earth's
caterpillar, a
camouflaging
hiatus of muse
midst karmic rainstorms.
Enslaved to jealous
stars flaming within 
infernal wings,
I yearn to spellbind
sacred heaven's throne, 
chasing subconscious 
liberty in crowned
soul of marine eyes.
Tracing saffron
fingertips in
silent smokes of
Venus, willingly,  
I've scarred tuscan shine
of Aphrodite
with pearl's thermal ache.
So now, when new year's
first sunflower sings ~
breathing ambrosia
in gemstones of
bejeweled healing,
a poet shall be
reborn as a
ruby-amethyst,
snowtail butterfly.


Premium Member Saving Doris

Doris was a beet who was well-loved
she was symmetrically and artistically beautiful.
the entire garden decided to hide her,
because they could not bear to see her eaten

carrots, radishes, green beans and peas took turns
camouflaging Doris, so the eaters would not notice her.
she thrived all summer long, getting bigger and bigger
by the time the farmers noticed her, she had petrified.

weirdly enough, Doris did not stop growing.
she was twenty-two foot tall by that winter.
and she had turned into a beautiful gray tree.
a rare beet tree, beloved by a garden.

Premium Member Satchitananda

“when that that never was dies ~
consciousness flies to new highs”


we walk on a lonely road
alone in the midst of a crowd
each soul trudges under a heavy cross
fake smiles camouflaging destiny’s dark shroud

we seek solace but there’s no safety in numbers
inane game of one-upmanship now dreary 
heads or tails, either way we lose
our bones have grown weary

from dark dungeons of despair
where fear of freedom has us bound
we beseech the gods in far away heavens
to show us the way how ethereal bliss may be found

our entreaty unanswered, we find ourself again alone 
with all hope lost, we cease to struggle and strive
turning attention inward in the void of silence
we find within our heart a divine bliss hive

as affirmed in all the ancient scriptures 
we recognise we are love and bliss and light
unbound is our delight beholding our true essence
self-existent light, pulsating unendingly by day and night

Have You Seen This Serial Killer

A figure haunting, darkness is revealed.
The serial killer roams the silent night,
In search of prey, a deadly, chilling sight.

A mask of normalcy, a facade so clever,
Camouflaging evil, deceiving forever.
A predator lurking, devoid of remorse,
Leaving behind a trail, a ghastly discourse.

Their eyes, a void, devoid of empathy,
No mercy, no conscience, a grim symphony.
They prey upon innocence, their hearts in ice,
A dance of terror, their deadly dice.

Each victim chosen, their life's flame snuffed,
A macabre dance, a tragedy so tough.
The echoes of their deeds, a haunting dirge,
Leaving behind shattered lives, a mournful surge.

But in the shadows, heroes rise with might,
To bring justice forth, to end the endless night.
They chase the killer, determined and strong,
Seeking justice, correcting every wrong.

The tale of the serial killer's reign,
A dark reminder of humanity's strain.
May light prevail, and darkness be undone,
So peace may reign, a victory hard-won.

Premium Member Three Sparkling Diamonds


                        Bliss
              majestic, enchanted
          delighting, gleaming, mystifying
      dreams, thrills, shadows, sadness
         nagging, dispiriting, crucifying
             downcast, crestfallen 
                       woe
      




                       Bright
               radiant, luminous
          glistening, beaming,  scintillating,
       tints, hues, ennui, bleakness,
          numbing, overcasting, camouflaging,
            Unlit, tenebrous
                       dark

          
                       Sky
          	magical, beryl blue
     	inspiring, stunning, captivating,
 	clouds, sun, mountains, rivers
    	farming, cultivating, purifying,
       	scenic, beauteous
                      earth

Premium Member The Frog And The Chameleon

A male frog was playing near the swamp, being watched by a chameleon.  The frog sensed someone is watching him, but cannot clearly see where what he senses stands.
 
  From the bent bark of a tree near the swamp, the chameleon with constricted eyes slowly moves close to the frog.
  
  The frog saw the chameleon and said, "Why are you watching me?"
  
  The chameleon said, "I am fascinated by your glossy green skin."
 
  "Thank you," said the frog, "but you are more fascinating because you can change colors -- camouflaging anywhere without being noticed!"

  "I may be, but I look ugly and nasty to everyone." replied the chameleon.
  
  The frog said, "Everything on earth is fascinating and everybody is beautiful."
  
  "What made you say that?" asked the chameleon.
  
  "When I was born, I was ugly too.  While growing up, many of my kind didn't play with me because of my appearance."
 
   "Can we be friends?" the chameleon asked.

    "Right now, we already are.  Just think beautiful about yourself and forever to everybody you will always be!"

Premium Member Parrot Pandemonium

Green! This is what comes before me when I think of parrots.  
Aren't, yet, red, blue, indigo and mix of all their merit?

Mingling midst moss-green leaves; moving like calm breeze midst them,
Parrots have their ways of singing their daily sans-anthem... 

Papayas and pomegranates stand so shy when they arrive,
Camouflaging their colors, these, within and midst them thrive.     

Careless and carefree...? Nay. They know their undefined freedom.
Amalgamating with the limitless nature-kingdom...

short, sturdy, curvy beak that resembles an antique art,
As though, within it hides austere, authentic earthling heart...

I cannot bear them brooding in a cage, silver or gold,
Every parrot in us should come out courageous and bold...!


25 September 2022
A Flock of Birds Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Julia Ward

Premium Member Death In the Forest

Sunlight sifts through shimmering aspens
Casting ghost-like shadows on the forest floor
Camouflaging the smaller critters shyly
Skittering among the drying brown leaves
Protecting their well-hidden burrows
Sometimes I hear them chattering warning
In sharp squeaky voices so charming,
Not unlike the chirping of the nesting birds
When strangers invade their territories.
Stray sunbeams scamper across carpeted floor
Capturing a hidden hungry hog snake stalking
A chipmunk with leering, beady black eyes
Menacingly, when all else is tranquil hereabout.
Suddenly all is dark, the sun dips behind a cloud,
The snake lunges at the unsuspecting creature
As a crow abruptly caws loudly thrice overhead. 


Written May 17, 2022

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Premium Member Sabotage

My reflection wears a mask
Face painted to hide my tears
Camouflaging hidden fears
If anyone tries to get close
I shatter like a fallen flask
Killing all hopes

I Shall a Mighty Hunter Be

"I Shall A Mighty Hunter Be!"

“I shall a mighty hunter be,
The King of Kills, by God’s decree!
Savannahs always guarantee
a vantage camouflaging me.
  
I’ll lie in wait with sharpened claws
… until her keys unlock our doors!
My human’s finished many chores,
including patronizing stores

for meals to place inside my bowl.
Meow!  Dispense the chicken whole!
Provide the victuals!  That’s your goal!
Prepare some veal, pâte´, and sole …

Since after feasts I sleep a lot,
I found myself the perfect spot
to dream of feather wands and plot
to catch that fast, red laser dot!”

-     -     E. V. Wyler     -     -

Perturbed Not, I Am Fine

This hymn which is achingly beautiful, 
reminds me of you. 
Indication of love and it reminds me of you. 
It's been quite long, 
and exhausted I am, of camouflaging my feelings for you. 
Never realized when I slipped in love with you. 
Perturbed I am not, 
I am fine. 
This heart now a lunatic, 
slowly slipping down to the oblivion. 
Evocative thoughts of your scent, 
swells up my eyes with tears. 
Perturbed I am not, 
I am fine, 
resonance of your voice still lingers in my ears. 
Evening's I ignite the lamps around your scented memory, 
eyelids turn moist which once used to drench, 
thinking of you. 
Mutilated I am, 
just left to be scattered away. 
With few debris of your feel, 
that still remains to quit. 
Perturbed I am not, 
I am fine. 

©Chitra Arun Sept2021

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