Clement Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Charcoal Moon Relish

Swirly
Twirly
Pearly
Swirly
Charcoal moon sketch, swirly, twirly, beam
Crater pockmarked,  pearly, whirly, dream

Nascent
Crescent
Ascent
Clement
Charcoal moon patch, nascent, crescent,  sphere,
Lunar seas flow, ascent, clement, sheer


Dreaming 
Weaving
Drifting
Floating
Charcoal moon watch, dreaming, weaving, scheme
grey rock debris,  drifting, floating,  gleam

Premium Member transition in fall

clement weather shift
with rainbow tinted festoons
dried leaves' canned laughter
men with harvest, birds in tours
time for thanksgiving gala!

Place: 2 nd

Premium Member Breathless

Heaven is not the  word to awaken,
with lemon balm sprig bristle in each lung,
a staunch loam-ridden citrus bouquet,
in an urban copse of dulcet twittering tone,
avian wrens in sweet floral flute glaze, 
whose madrigal a charmed chestnut chime,
vast tree canopy quiver note suspense,
clam shell ear tilt of mine to absorb,
scattered mint fragrant leaf strewn carpet,
pale grey glisten brittle branch snap I twig,
rain soak mud clump squelch quaint echo,
still morning usher draped in lambent haze,
teaser trickle stream tucked away a prickle,
deep purple rose bush as dawn shelter,
grass blade tuft flicker on rimmed bypath,
breathless so I am amidst lavish terrain,
spellbound, captivated, eye transfixed,
by clement backcloth to a city in slumber, 
indigo blue signpost embossed bold cue,
for empyrean trope as shrewd street élan,
mural chalk mark swirl from deft artist,
gourmet menu flair neath parasol, 
overwhelmed, stunned, air passage empty,
yet my first blush stroll sun vital tonic


The Owl

An Owl sits high up in a tree
Looking so forlorn
Icicles hang down from the branches
His hat and scarf well worn
The Snow is falling relentlessly
Feet are almost frozen to the bone
His beady eyes glare constantly
As he braves the storm alone
His thoughts return to his old barn home
Which is not so far away
So off he flies through the forest so white
To return another day
As the snow falls on his feathers
He shakes to clean 
Back to his safe abode high up in the barn
To wait for more clement weather

Premium Member Santa Claus Clerihew

He’s called Santa, Fatman, at times Saint Nick
His flying reindeer are what’s truly sick!
Kids get Santa’s Naughty or Nice List drift
Kindness becomes them, for an awesome gift




 Literary work
"Twas the Night Before Christmas" by Clement Clarke Moore or possibly Henry Livingston Jr.
Christmas Eve
12/24/25

Future is Today

The future depends on what you do today
 — Mahatma Gandhi
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The future’s the mirror that today displays—
A sly cloud occluding the boundless sky;
Where past dreams drift through as a sweet song plays,
In warmest affection where old echoes lie.

As fresh flowers bloom in clement weather,
So is the future soaked in today’s own sweat,
Else, borne by the wind, they fall like feathers—
And if it snaps, it’s today’s own regret.

Our hereafter is steeped in the present—
Either in brine or cool-air’s caress,
Yet still it bends toward a light so pleasant,
For bright sunlight clears its silent distress.

Tomorrow is no stranger in disguise;
It’s the seed of now, carefully watered
By the few whose vision makes them wise—
For joy to be raised, or left to be slaughtered.


Premium Member Cast of Clouds Courtesies

A veil of lace on summer’s face,
the sky a sketch of shifting grace,
Where light’s bold hand meets cloud’s soft sigh,
a brief dance for the watchful eye.

No full eclipse, no perfect blue,
just moments borrowed, old and new.
The sun may hide, then peek below,
a coy performance, airy flow.

A patchwork quilt on blue’s expanse,
where clement light leads genteel dance,
Beyond blaze peels, a break of day,
midst rainbow’s colors fade away.

A silver fleece, of soft, veiled sheets,
A passing wink of calm caprice.
the world speckled in cool relief,
a breath that’s instant sweet and lief.

Premium Member Easy come easy go

Daisies and buttercups gently sway
The field dances swayed by clement breezes
Summer days leisurely drift away



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2025

Premium Member Come what may

From here to beyond eternity
I’ll roam this earth to find you
~ in storm or clement weather



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Ballad for the king Owa Clement Adesuyi Haastrup Ajimoko III

Owa Clement Adesuyi Haastrup Ajimoko III by Adejola Joseph 
Sagacious king
Prudent king
You are an embodiment of knowledge 
Encyclopedia of principles 
One in a trillion 
A king with an uncommon grace 
I jealous your star my king 
A king like no other 
Ade a pe lori yin sir
Bata a pe lese yin
Irukere a di okinni my king 
You stepped in with grace and glory 
May your reign bring peace stability and progress 
May you last a lifetime 
And may your kingdom emancipate all and sundry 
May birds chirp like birds
May rats squeak like rats
And may humans sound like humans under your reign my king 
Amen and amen.

The accident was accidental

That day on Earth was filled with fun,
The weather was mild and clement.
The sun beamed down with gentle grace,
Cool air had just chased off the rain.

That party brimmed with food and beer,
We drank more than we ought to drink.
There wasn’t a single sober soul,
Not even the one meant to drive.

Still, we had homes we had to reach—
He drove, though steeped in alcohol.
Then came the crash, brutal and swift—
Not even one of us survived.

The burial came sudden and prompt,
Tears streamed as grief rent through the air.
"Too young to die!" the mourners wailed,
Bodies laid stiff, devoid of soul.

Four graves gaped wide to swallow whole—
The dug-out clay their final roofs.
Left for the ants to feast upon,
Till silence hushed all mortal wails.

Then angels came before Satan,
Carefully choosing whom to claim:
Some to hellfire, some to heaven—
That's how we stopped living with men.








Contest title: By accident 
Contest Judged:  June 23rd, 2025 2:48:00 PM
Sponsored by: Kai Michael Neumann
Placement: First

Premium Member 15 Hail Holy Queen

Hail Holy Queen
Mother of Mercy
Hail our life
Our sweetness
And our hope!
To you do we cry poor banished children of (Mama) Eve
To you do we send up our sighs
Mourning and weeping in this valley of tears
Turn then O most gracious advocate
Your eyes have mercy toward us
And after this
Our exile
(Please) show us the blessed fruit of your womb (Father Christ)
O Clement
O loving
O Sweet Virgin Mother Mary!

Poetry Form: Free verse
Date Typed: May 19, 2025
Time Typed: 9:35pm

Cat

Charming cheerful chemist chummy classic clement capacious
Aesthetic affable agile alchemist alert ambitious ascetic 
Terrific teacher thankful thoughtful tranquil trusty telepathic  
 


* I love cats :)
* Acrostic Agility Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Oliver Mckeithan.

Medusa’s Medicine


     Laid out for surgery, a patient prude
     Swaps self guided for guile - Medusa’s will
     Noisy neurons mute, poor Nerida nude
     Serpent puncture spreads in her, poison pill
   
     
     Twirls twilight silent, sticky dark danger
     Cotton candy cloud, clement synapses 
     Petrifying practitioner changed her
     Nerida’s urge for control collapses

 
     Fang flung,  spiralled far from mediocre
     Transfixed in toxin, menacing method
     Venom swoll jugular veins squeeze choke her
     Doctor’s dose meticulously measured


     Tangled snake strands, table statue taboos
     Dagger dipped in blood leaves only a bruise 
     
     


         Numbing Needle 
         Ninth of January

everywhere

buttery morning
light
licks

there are daintily cupped blooms
small white weeds
that no one can name

the sun has spread its table

green rippled gardens
garner
flecks of gold

an old groundhog
a basket of hedgerow twigs
baby footed clouds
blue dingle
between eggshell
vales

run along

all those that can leap a fence
or skitter under it
go
for the light is everywhere
new arriving

let the rooted behold
even if this domain
stops its clement rolling

even so

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