Clads Poems | Examples


Demon of Witches Tower

An ominous water tower
Stands tall in Starin Park
Barricaded by a spiked fence
Iron clads the stained-glass windows
A steel door bolted shut
What secrets lie within its walls?

On the night of a blood moon
Witches shrouded in crimson robes
Conducted a satanic ritual
To call forth a demon from hell.
The ceremony was a success, but at a cost.
Hellborn claws slew the High Witch.

The remaining members stood firm.
Combined their strength to subdue the creature.
Calling forth the spirits of nature,
The witches configured a tower
To confine the bloodthirsty beast
So none shall meet an unfortunate end.

They say on a full moon night,
You can hear otherworldly growls
Echoing throughout the tower
Rattling the bravest of souls
Who'd dare to venture forth
To the Witches Tower.
Categories: clads, halloween, horror, magic, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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Nestled among the shining peaks
of flashing glass and girded steel,
gilded mansions enjoyed by sheiks;
who queue for nearby Ferris wheel;
near Parliament’s Gothic seat,
Shakespeare’s Elizabethan Globe,
It sits, grey, brutal, pure concrete
shameless without a cladded robe.
It’s naked beauty clads itself
around creativeness within.
I am it shouts, I am myself
without a falsifying skin.
With jutting angles, edges hard,
it’s beauty is more honest than
the Pickle, Telephone, or Shard
I will forever be a fan.
Categories: clads, beauty,
Form: Rhyme


Treats

Our Daddy God likes to treat
In lovely sunshine or what we eat.
My love gets huge burgers and chicken wings
I like the ice-cream and onion rings
These special weekly dates
Then we eat off small plates
for the rest of the week.
Sunday worship is the peak;
Our spiritual family of moms and dads,
Children and visitors in our best clads.
To hear the Word and to sing,
To treat our Father by what we bring
Our best love and prayers
He takes away burdens and cares
He is our best Treat,
but His treats have ours beat!
Categories: clads, christian, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme

Chest Without a Name

I keep my verse in a chest of drawers 
  each one so very different

Some words for summer, some for winter
  and some then most intemperate

I keep the best one’s locked away
  for those times when you’re around

To dress each phrase in sunlit fire
  with silks and linens found

I fold each poem nice and neat
  stacked end to end they lay

To sit and wait, my breath exhaled
  until their chosen day

There’s one drawer open every night
  in case my dreams conspire

The thickest warmest woolen clads
  to wrap the image dire

One day I’ll will this chest of drawers
  to my first born oldest son

And hope he wears each line as his
  and lets the meanings run

And then to his son, he’ll pass on
  when fate calls out his name

The drawers more full than when I left
 —this chest without a name 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2018)
Categories: clads, poetry, words,
Form: Rhyme

Little People

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Tiny pixies floating over jaded lily pads,
the sunshine brings days of yore to be,
lil’ gnomes dressed in colorful burlap clads,
living in polka-dotted mushrooms raggedy.

A day of celebration brings a party to life,
flowers in little folk’s hair for decoration,
on tiny rainbow colored fairies they fly,
for it’s time for a festival of jubilation.

Inside the mushrooms there lies no beds,
they sleep upside down on a blue branch,
Papa gnomes wear white hats on their heads,
it distinguishes the governors at the ranch.

That’s where they meet to grow mushrooms,
building homes for the gnomes who have none,
inside each room is where one daisy blooms,
it brings good fortune and flourishes great fun.

The day is done and they gather at the hills,
that is where they greet and tell silly jokes,
Mamma gnome makes feasts for tummies to fill,
welcome to the world of the happy little folk’s!

Words used: flowers, fairies, pixies, gnomes, party and sunshine


Date Written: June 26, 2016
Categories: clads, imagination, silly,
Form: Rhyme


My Sweetheart

Her fares
Feed my fainting frame.

Her genial gesture
Graces my gut.

Her beauty
Bands my body.

Her care
Clads my clay.

Her spirituality
Spurs my spirit.

Her tender talk
Tickles my thought.

Her conviviality
Is my compliment.
Categories: clads,
Form: Couplet

Photophopians Recoil

PHOTOPHOBIANS RECOIL...

  the deal is sealed
 and the season
 ceases to be
 too far from fair
for the foul lair
of Master Bull-
frog frowns open 
to reveal rats
who race to ruin
like muddled moles
who prance on polls
they dread to dote
on for fear of
Scale they scorn to 
mount because of 
loss of weight in 
the people's call 
caught in its Flame
which clings like curse
to People's Cause 
that now is fought
in new vision
of born-again
state or nation
to prick puppet 
to strip stooges 
who seek to see
our local apes
or country crooks
like puff-adders
kill kith and kin
before 10/11
clads in garb of
9/11
Uncle Sam dreads 
to hear just like 
frogs and state-toads
with drear delight
cringe when they hear
"LET THERE BE LIGHT!"
which will expose 
photophobians
caught in cruel caves
whence they recoil....
Categories: clads, satire,
Form: Free verse
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