Comprising Poems | Examples

Single Bed

Single Bed

I’m an admiral of 
my bed I sit on 
now! 
My rank of 
sitting and lying in 
the winter of 
1995 in 
Australia is of 
the highest regard! 
I know many officers of 
the bed know that. 
My high level is 
the envy of 
bedders.
Toward the back of 
my bed is 
my deodorant stick, 
and he’s
rotting. 
He’s the Food World Banana Thief Suspect. 
I won’t turn him in because 
I hate bananas.
My bed head knobs are 
made up of 
a radioactive element of 
the actinide series, 
occurring as a 
decay product of 
uranium. 
They are 
my only real friends.
Most of 
the length of 
my footboard top rail is
very attractive, appealing, tiniest women high-yielding soil comprising of 
sand, mud, and sill deposited by 
water that flows.

BLUEPRINTS

I am jotting down blueprints...
Mapped out as such to give hints.
As if a gun comprising trigger...
Planned as such for something bigger.

Creative writing I am making...
Yours for optional taking.
Aiming to make a collection...
Seeking so in my direction.

Poems I am writing somehow...
In the scheme of things for now.
Ideas formed inside my mind...
Uploaded, most you will find.

All of which I am using...
Not all when it comes to choosing.
Some serve as a stepping stone...
Others, I will leave alone.

If I write regarding you,
Chances are that this brain stew
Is more personal - true and tried...
Likely to be kept aside.

Otherwise, such other visions...
Considered in my decisions.
Collected, reworked in this case...
Stay posted and watch this space.


Premium Member Under a Sky of Celadon -

Under a sky of celadon -
   I watched bees huddle
In frenzied expectation
   Of riding a flaxen petal.

Lupine and globe mallow
   Danced about while sage
Waved at me from below -
   Comprising my entourage.

I saw pale butterflies mingle
   Within dewy creosotes
Then came an argent gale
   Which tugged at their cloaks

And then - the drape shifted
   But my vision proves true -
A celadon echo gifted
   To me that sunny interlude.

Premium Member Fear Paralyzes

Fear is paralyzing.
It can be a thief, robbing a person of joy.
Comprising
Trembling, sweating
It can cause fast heart rate, poor boy. 
Getting 
Chest pain
Fear is the ploy.
Chained! 
Fear is paralyzing.
It can cause fast heart rate, poor boy.
Chained!!

Premium Member LUMINOUS a potd

Luminous
lights appear
in my long dreams,
as my soul, so it seems, holds high
a periscope
for my heart and mind to see
every surrounding scene

beyond the heavy, seamed quilt of history
laid over my long sleep,
my long night — as deeply
black as the pupils of my eyes
mirroring a moonless, starless mid-night;

yet my soul floats
within this ever-amassing eternity — 
wherein gleams an airglow for some sight
of the softly glistening atmosphere’s heights…
arising 
    heavenward
and shimmering 
~ while here within me
longings emanate
   (for a communion with God 
         and a complete life)
appearing luminous and divinely embossed 
— comprising my long, impassioned prayers 
— all into making
the long necklace 
  of gold-linked 
    wishes and psalmed gratitdes 

I kneel to sing
on these long nights
before my long sleeping…


Premium Member Rose Meadow

Rose Meadow, an outcast woman,
	portrayed by Fertie Fields.
The film chronicles her Pagan beliefs.
A supporting cast boasts
	Roland (Rollie) Hills and Hayden Hayfield.
	Cameos by Misty Marsh and Lily Lake.
Marquee brags of Nature’s spiritual mysteries
	comprising the life of Rose Meadow.

Premium Member Wizened

Recognizing life's fields need steady crop rotation
Each of their grains harvested requires separatization
Safely stored in silos of compartmentalization
Red lights flash consistently on the horizon
Emptiness found in the words comprising
Tomorrow is another day or so, I'm surmising
Perhaps one morning, I'll wake up more wizened

The Making of a Bard

In our times, Shakespeare is finding it hard,
His poised quill and nerves constantly on guard,
The Alehouses serve no mead,*
He can't drive a metal steed,
But, Starbucks Mocha doth maketh the Bard


Date: 26/02/23

Contest: Limerick Poetry Contest

Sponsor: Andrea Deitrich

*Medieval drink comprising of honey

Premium Member January Thaw

January Thaw

In the thrall of January’s dismal weather
(Comprising snowstorms and freezing temperatures)
While staring out the window from the interior,
I endeavour to regather my composure
By testing myself with a blithe question, I think keen,
“Isn’t this the coldest January you’ve ever seen?”

And wryly smile to myself with a whimpered answer,
“I think that the coldest January I recall,
From day one to the end of the month without thaw
Is this one, the coldest January of all!”

Premium Member Reversal Ii

A boy can dance
Boy can he dance
Can dance and sing
Dance free of string
Effortless float
Free like a note
Gain loft, soar swift
His feet adrift
Inspiration
Just elation
Kissing his true love.

Love by her spurned
Mocked, badly burned!

No other thing,
Other act brings
Predicament
Quite fiendish sent
Reverses love
Sensation of, 
To feel rejection
Utter dejection
Vengence directed
Withering invective
Xyloid, woody,
Youthful feelings gone,
Zeal for love dare again spawn?


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for the Abecadarian Poem Poetry Contest
sponsored by Caren Krutsinger
written on 05/21/2022


I wrote the original, Reversal,
comprising just the 26 words in bold,
on 02/07/2022.

Premium Member Solstice Seasons-

Solstice
                          Tween season
                     Heated, hot, season
                 Between spring and autumn
             Comprising northern hemisphere
                   Acclimatized, condition
                                Seasons





3/15/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2022©

Premium Member Solstice Season-

Solstice
                                                               tween season
                                                           heated, hot, season
                                                    between spring and autumn
                                                comprising northern hemisphere
                                                         acclimatized, condition
                                                                    Seasons
          
8/28/21 /2021©

Diamante Poetry for Fun- Your Choice of Theme Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Caren Krutsinger

Earth, Sea and Sky - Nature's Trinity

Whether you believe in evolution
Or perhaps you believe in creation
All living things that dwell on Mother Earth
Are obligated to her for their birth

And what about the magnificent Sea
Where all the life forms there exist freely
Through the clouds, Sea supplies Earth with water
Which living things need to grow and prosper

Sky houses the clouds which provide the rain
That falls on the Earth again and again
The setting sun lights the sky brilliantly
Creating a scene of wondrous beauty

Earth, Sea and Sky exist in harmony
Comprising a glorious Trinity 


iambic pentameter sonnet
(ten syllables per line)
(successive lines rhyme scheme)

Let Go

"Let Go"
Let Go...
How does one satisfy this un-thinkable, sensation longing so deep within one's soul?
 
Caged inside your thoughts, surrounded and buried by the inner thoughts like that of a child running scared...

"Let Go"
No, no don't do this, don't do that, how dare you...Freedom what a high price to pay. Land of the free, home of the brave

"Let Go"
Realizing, recognizing, no comprising. Would you say the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak ...

"Let Go"
Grow, control, set goals stop being pushed to & fro easily lead that's... NO Head. Why not let go if you want to fly...

"Let Go"
Take your wings fly spread wide like an Eagle give up the weights that weight the spirit down

No limits just believe, make adjustments NOT excuses

"LET GO"

By Deborah Vines 2/23/2019

Rhythmic Sound

R-hythmic sound is played, 
O-n the twenty-second of January; 
M-ind is lulled to deep sleep, 
W-hile pausing in activity. 
E-ars hear the rhythmic sound, 
L-istening to the golden voice; 
L-ife is truly pleased, as the soul and spirit rejoice. 

R-hythmic sound of the heart 
E-xpresses beautiful beat; 
V-ibrationn on the floor though 
I-s caused by thundering feet. 
T-empo, accent, and meter in the movement are found; 
A-n aspect of music comprising the elements of rhythmic sound.

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