contrasts
contrasts
take advantage
of seeming separation
to create images
imaginings of life
and of death and
sometimes the
imagining of the
emptiness of these
contrasts
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Categories:
contrasts, imagination, words,
Form: Imagism
In-Between Days
Scarlet sun peeks through
a slit in darkling storm clouds.
Butterflies go home.
Sky meets sea at plum border
as pink moon trails, in order.
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Categories:
contrasts, color, moon, nature, sea,
Form: Tanka
Unity of contrasts
The river flows, and in its twisting
it breaks and rebuilds itself,
a perpetual motion that devours itself
and gives birth to time.
It is night in the heart of day,
light in the depths of darkness,
a fire blazing in the silence of the world,
and there, where shadows gather,
lies the seed of lightning.
Everything sings its opposite:
death shapes form,
life corrodes, only
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Categories:
contrasts, conflict, philosophy, universe,
Form: Free verse
Contrasts
The world has plunged
into a 9 to 5 horror show.
Fortunately,
Halloween draws near,
a time
when our ‘better angels’
may appear.
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Categories:
contrasts, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Contrasts Of A Day
My child, a whole day can be quite obstruse
as the trail of moonglow begins to set
lonesome hours could bring you to a realm, with dreamy tales one can never forget.
Though night-moon glimmers in the woods,
every leaf tumbles softly with the winds' howl
where petitions drift along pensive swings of lunar grace, of solace deafening:
Still ,
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Categories:
contrasts, meaningful, moon, sun,
Form: Light Verse
CONTRASTS
Thoughts
opaque
yet translucent
positive negative
Night
& day-
Separate
but
intertwined as
one
betwixt
&between-
Timeless
images
once spontaneous
now nuanced
but implicit
immaculate
yet plain-
Chaos
an
an absence
of sounds
sway
back&forth,
in
calm elegance-
Motifs
complex intricate
&multifaceted
become
simple yet
extraordinarly
minimalistic
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Categories:
contrasts, imagery,
Form: Verse
may or may not be opposed CONTRASTS
WORDLESS POETRY
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Categories:
contrasts, day, night,
Form: Imagism
Contrasts An Open Verse
CONTRASTS
intuitive
enthralling
with the startlin
discoveringstartling
of
commonality
paired together
receptive
&
so highly
esoteric
& radiant
a mystical theosophy
developing
exceptional
possibilities
of
controversial comparisons
yet
is profound
tactful
with
considerations
tinged
in an elegiac
mood
juxtaposed
individuality
unfurled
in
inscrutable
mysterious
shadows
marks
the sense
of being
in
magnificent
rectilinear
strokes
marvellous
engrossing
& illuminating
throughout
the
mind
& consciousness
in
the
mystery journey
so
wondrous
to fascinate
the lyricism
in
the complexity
of time
light
&space
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Categories:
contrasts, poetry,
Form: Verse
Contrasts of Spring: Clouds and Sun
a moody spring day
the clouds cover the city
the sun keeps shining
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Categories:
contrasts, dark, death, depression, earth,
Form: Haiku
Contrasts
Do we need all we buy
Or buy what we need
Those in need cannot afford
To be greedy
When they have mouths to feed
Babies crying
Old folks dying
Of the lack of food
All decaying
Bills need paying
The fire needs some wood
Mum is sneezing
Grandpa is wheezing
Dad is not looking good
Got no wages
It's been ages
Since he had a job
He does odd jobs now
As
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Categories:
contrasts, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
A Different Vision
Cultures may vary,
as vultures soar on high.
Deceitful ones carry
faux perceptions as they cry.
But across all these
humanity’s deep characteristics
refuse to be as hidden fleas.
Instead with camera precision, all clicks.
One humanity woven together –
strengths, weaknesses, all bound
with common needs and hopes, rather
looks toward a renewed ground.
Consider. A different harvest grows,
where invigorating wind refreshes.
where
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Categories:
contrasts, culture, hope, visionary, world,
Form: Rhyme
Two Comparable Contrasts
what i say about Tim
Extends to Solemn Kim
Starting with moustache grim
and two eyes oddly dim;
Two Voices for God’s Hymn
Happy to uplift Him….
But I think Tim is slim
And Kim rather The Plim,
Tim following his whim
Prepared to challenge Kim
And even rubbish him!
Kim fills cups to their brim
And Tube judges by Rim,
Tim, The One who can skim
And comprehensions
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Categories:
contrasts, analogy, change, conflict, people,
Form: Rhyme
Morning Contrasts
night sky fades one star at a time ~ from horizons the giant one climbs
Morning Monoku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Michelle Faulkner
How many syllables (17)
30/05/22
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Categories:
contrasts, allusion, morning, sky, sun,
Form: Monoku
A Tale About Contrasts
Just having an opinion or two does not mean that one is opinionated.
It's true that there have been things of which we have been falsely accused;
but for me, stubbornness is not one of them. On the other hand, there are many things that we flatly reject or simply refuse to admit to.
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Categories:
contrasts, people, poverty,
Form: Verse
Contrasts
CONTRASTS
a sense
of grandeur &
substance
sweetness
sophistication
encountering
&
presented
well
so very
stirring
a conundrum
to grapple with
pendants
irregular
floating
ethereal
their
lyrical
brilliance
cloud-like
layered
pleasingly intense
&extraordinary
THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique interpretation by the enigma so derived
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Categories:
contrasts, poetry,
Form: Other
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