Canvased Poems | Examples


Jacobs Ladder



Star shoots at the mind
Hangs like earring in teared sky
Fissure on a hook

Shows fighting Spirit
Canvased vapor chandelier
Sighs expanse at hand

Liquid lightning pen
Diamond lined felt able craft
A brook of fable

Metamorphosis
Cocoon of endorphin sighing
Solidifies seal

Compassed Inn stable
Signature signed guiding light
Lines mine of wonder

You house the there there
Anteroom of the Angels
Loom of bright signals

Dragons breath agate
Stares staircase, Jacob's Ladder
Starry eyes agape
art
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Canvased Culture

Canvased Culture 
David J Walker

Print on my clean canvas 
Every poem I’ve ever written

On my eyes
	What I’ve seen
On my ears 
	What I’ve heard
On my mouth
	What I’ve said
On my lips
	Every smile
On my tongue 
	Every taste 
On my nose
	Every scent 
On my head 
	Every thought 
On my heart	
	Every love 
On my hands
	Every work 
On my feet
	Every step
On my legs
	Every mile

Use what’s left for the 
Black & White Photographs
Of my younger life


Rhapsody In Autumn

Rhapsody in Autumn


Rhapsody of colors spread sunshine of rays have bled
Falling leaves stir ahead blanketing onto grounds bed

Crimson skies sighing amidst flocking birds’ south flying
Canvased pigments complying within natures purifying

Watercolours thru walking of mosaic rainbows talking
Winter within blues mocking upon grey clouds blocking

Chilling air in breezing amongst running noses sneezing
Pies with pumpkins pleasing of ghouls hauntingly teasing

Orange painted town with camouflaging scarlet brown
All faces tainting frown Autumn of rhapsody turnaround.




...if anyone is interested, this couplet can also be read backwards.



Oct.04.2018
Vermillion Autumn Couplets
Sponsored by: Vermillion Scythe


N/A for contest
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Through a Pane's Eye

THROUGH A PANE’S EYE

Out in the summer’s sun, on a bordering fence,
a robin relaxed.  On the inner side
an unknown avian strolled through the grass.
After pecking here and there, it flew off;
no doubt the drum major for the tailing parade
who likewise pecked before taking flight.

A platoon of swallows landed, surveyed
and resumed their flight; a lone cardinal strutted
by—peered through the glass and flew away.
The fence’s parallel pea green flora swayed
in the summer breeze: a warm rhymical moment
canvased through the opened blinds of a pane’s eye.

Warmth of the Sun

Folded between the blankets
of Winter's clouds I found,
The glowing warmth of the sun
peaking effortlessly without sound.

I was thankful for the blessing of it
being so lovingly entered in,
Making the day a wonderful way for
it to begin.

Such colorful rainbow delights lit up
and canvased my dreams,
Leaving me feeling its powerful touch
through its beams.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Maudlin Mary

Modeled by the     skilled and clumsy hands
of artists and artisans into an ideal state of she-ness,
a penniless waif appears      on a stool

last week a stranger called her Mona Lisa. 

Statuesque upon the betrayer
warmed by the lemon-lolly light from
bays of north facing windows, blinded;
she can but blink.

Surrounded by a 
cog-notched cyclical wheel of nubile artists—
blooming buds of wildness, vertical sprigs
flail softly on the breezy bounty of 
illumination.

Brush and trowel, thick and thin,
the artists stoke her—semblance
canvased by millennium brush biters
maudlin Mary is returned to the pre-historic stew 
by the likes of Claude     
polished to a pearly perfection
by type A, Hieronymus’.

They were all strangers to her     posers, 
every bit as much as she.
Royal pretenders in a world 
where only the artless 

are paid. 

Moneylenders rise on their     discarded carapaces
beauty sucked dry by the doers and shakers
who spread like choking bittersweet    through
the lollypop-light from the bay windows facing north
consuming Mona.  

Julie ford Oliver - Famous Models 
Ekphrasis

First Appeared in Illumen Magazine Fall of 2014
Form: Ekphrasis

The Artist

The circles dialate
behind the minds frame.
Canvased images vibrate.
Paint chipped torn and worn
The vision has become blurred.
rotate, twist, twirl, and stir
The brush strokes.
Its words heard
Ancient and antique this caligraphy
Through this method
your sky can speak
limitless and boundless leaps.
Observe the beauty in these feats.
An artist within broken free
to shape the world inside.
Tho one I wish to see.

Acrostic : My Pakistan

My land is culturally richest,
Yes not as bloody as canvased!

Purely we follow the same lord,
At same time we offer, so faith is restored!

Knotted in holy month to fast, all together,
In my home, religious values still haven’t blur!

So we speak different languages but,
The followers of same prophet!

And we have the different skin color,
Nationally but we are alike, greener!

In my home, hospitality for which people dote,
Nobly I say religion we culturally denote!

And the love imparted in closely knitted families
So rich, but live only under father’s monopolies!

I make hackneyed proclamation of beauty of my home,
Anchoring the same ship, we stand under the same dome!
Form: Rhyme

Folie a Deux

Mosaic beauty upon a canvased mind -
Abstracts' thought of two;
Spiritually carving an essence defined -
Sculpture's alluring view.

Model charisma, transcendent panoramics -
Chiseled utopia, kissed;
Shapes sexing and molding, sealing ceramics -
Tracing mystiques', blissed.

Embossed lines erect, curves aligning -
Signature beings, weld;
Engraving couplet, trademark entwining -
Crowning bijou, held.

Marbled terra cotta knows statues' Arcadia -
Concrete and clay conceive;
Porcelain angel now lives in Fantasia -
All set in stone make believe.

© March 2013
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Glitterings

Decisions made, the poem you write, 
Hold hidden meaning from your sight. 
Will never soothe a welling tear 
Or aptly tame a childhood fear. 

A retrospect of yesterday 
Won't reassemble for display 
Or paint a canvased future doubt, 
As colors dimmed by years fade out. 

Just as the roads you chose ahead 
No longer trace the steps you tread. 
How dull the scattered remnants bought
And not the glittered gold you sought. 


Gene Bourne.
03-31-14




.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mandela

that fine day 
wind in my hair 
sun on my back 
i'd noticed your smile
lightening my way we'd 
canvased life's scars 
sudden callings mounted 
above a sassiness 
for peace the berlin wall 
crawled awkwardly 
chains rattled steel doors 
grounded throughout 
salted stone  
an yet you sounded 
the trumpets opening 
rusted gates 
right off the hinges
oh how small i felt 
jesus welp as 
your words finally 
come into existence 
blind no more 
and seeing
i am a human being

' Eggspect the Un-Eggspected '


~*~

earnestly sitting with the crowd
cogitating acutely for the uncharted answers
delineating each word issued and registered from my brain neurons
leave no spaces and blanks
analyzed and canvased every facet and item I wrote
stood up with ample confidence with myself
walked along the path between files of people
passed my paper
expecting to get the perfect and highest score
then,kabloooom! an "egg" for the nth time



directions not followed
but then,answers were all correct

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