Cordiality Poems | Examples

Premium Member Encounters

The encounters so far are so short, fleeting but so sweet.
The encounters are full of cordiality in every meet.
The encounters may not matter but I will always remember.

Premium Member Watchful Eyes

     The cordiality of punctuality
        bespeaks hidden venality

      spooks watchful eyes
        over dour mustachioed disguise


A question to humanity

O men of earth! Tell me, do the misery and scars carved into your hearts serve as a vast barrier that halts your kindness and cordiality?

Ha! The Older I Look, The Closer Seems Death!

By accident or fate, I have stepped
on the threshold of delirious doubt,
the older I look, the closer seems death; 
no voice is hopeless as mine, no sight 
gloomier than anything ever imagined:
I've been a passing shadow over dearth!  

Ha! The older I look, the closer seems death,
the expression of anguished fear is clear;
only faith can implement solid assurance:
that dying is another flight into omniscience:
in that endless space of the void above earth
with peacefulness resonating across each boulder!   

That lone boy roaming wildlands was a footloose,
so adventurous, curious and hastier than a goose;
he flashed smiles at strangers expressing cordiality:
what he saw in that wilderness instilled in him joy,
through spritely loneliness he absorbed deep spirituality
that influenced his thinking and his concept of mystery!

Ha! The older I look, the closer seems death;
it's a sharp arrow piercing an earthly soul,
not praying but attending to his somber funeral...
where people sob while he's in deep sleep:
something indelible he has left on their breath:
literary and musical works and a reason to weep!

Copyright( c ) 2024 by Andrew Crisci

Premium Member Past Present And Future


The past the present and future
In that split of a instant
No time to plan ahead or consider
Time is of the essence

Thought we had it all figured out
Thinking a little more
Decided not quite so fast I'm afraid
Stranger than ever before

We had difficulty understanding
This fact or abnormality
But we're still alive and breathing
Thanks for the cordiality


Grime Under the Tablecloth

Grime under the table cloth

Beneath the fluorescent lights and sterile walls, 
Lurks an undercurrent of unspoken strife. 
The daggers are kept hidden, the words unsaid, 
But the tension is palpable, 
A throbbing wound. 
For all the forced cordiality, 
the animosity seethes underneath.

©?Chitra Arun

Premium Member An Ode To My Cot

Oh, dear Cot, you have supported me steady
From my days of infancy to senility
All through life you are my close buddy, 
In unrest, it is in you I seek tranquillity. 
Sprawling on your chest, to what all places I wander
To dream’s never- never land where I gleefully meander

Whenever I long for a relaxing nap
Like a host, you wait for me with all hospitality
When darkness descends, invariably I come to your lap
And you wilfully extend your warm cordiality
You are a close companion and a loving friend
I cannot tell, with you, how much of my time I spend

Both in the mundane regularity of daily life
And in sickness and ill health, you are dearly cherished
After a day’s tedious toil, you give me instant relief
Thus, in umpteen ways, your presence is greatly relished.
Of all other furniture that make a house a home
You are the most valued in your quadruped form 

March.4. 2023

~ Placed Second~

Write an Ode Poetry Contest
Sponsor- Jeff Kyser

Premium Member Pathway To Peace

The pathway to peace is strewn with goodwill
Arms embracing those suffering from poverty,
A thousand points of light upon a shining hill.

To the Golden Rule pledging allegiance still
No violence like before plagued our history,
The pathway to peace is strewn with goodwill.

Forgetting what it means to covet and to kill
No nationalistic leaders claiming superiority,
A thousand points of light upon a shining hill.

Remembering no reason others’ blood to spill
While throwing open portals of cordiality,
The pathway to peace is strewn with goodwill.

In our children the virtues of kindness instill
While educating them in the principles of unity
A thousand points of light upon a shining hill.

Like in ancient fables, hearts with joy shall fill
Learning to love one another spontaneously,
The pathway to peace is strewn with goodwill
A thousand points of light upon a shining hill.

Written December 10, 2022
[with a nod to the words of
President George H.W.Bush]

Empty

Everyone wears the faces of a thousand facets of themselves
turning phrases to gestures to jokes
A different side for every face they see
Presenting themselves as a gift for the worthy only
Lately I can only see facetious smiles of fake cordiality
It's a cold breeze over colder waters
It's an abstract pain that only hurts when I'm surrounded and lonely
A sunburn whose fires simmer until prodded to life
Despite efforts and smiles and comments I am irrelevant 
So here I remain
Empty

Premium Member Forgiveness

When angst and hate my rancor stirred
Fuming indignation, reddening my face,
Emotions choked as muscles tightened,
Slurring my speech, abandoning grace;

And rational discourse then disappeared
Vowing vengeance to correct a wrong,
Dissonance hollered, yet no one listened,
Donning grimace that discords prolong.

Denouncing voice of the unjust, unfair,
I brewed in anger, drowning in malaise,
Despising disgust that misdeeds convey
Engrossed in egoistic, despicable ways.

When pettiness of feud conscious decried
Longing for peace soon buried my pride,
Conjuring sensibilities of forgiveness divine,
Rejecting impulses cordiality was denied.

As laments mellowed calming ego’s demands,
Mending misunderstandings sanity won
And dialogue sought armistice of win, win
When penitence rued things said and done.

Embracing silence, we hugged in remorse
Vowing to reconcile that which roiled us;
We understood, accepted, found balance,
Questing for benevolence~ loath to fuss.

July 1, 2022
Placed 2nd: Forgiveness Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Anoucheka Gangabissoon

Premium Member Friends

Man loves friends
Babies have toys as friends
Children have peer groups as friends
Young men like making friends
Friends can become spouses
Entrepreneurs have ambitions and dreams 
as friends
Stars are friends of the moon
The splendid glow is the friend of sunset
The shore is the friend of the sea
We are friends of our grandchildren
Pets are man's friends
Only genuineness and sincerity of heart
Showing a true love
Only sincerity and cordiality
Is a sign of friendship

Premium Member If Not For Dying

When I’m enticed by the allure of forever,
Ambivalent, I query, prospect of eternity:
If there’s no dying, what fate’s my destiny?
Would such existence be sans meaning?

Would I be the compassion of pious soul
If I am blessed with permanence of life,
Or a deathly tomb of a heartless stone
Dispassionately ignoring wounds of strife.

Having been spared of inevitable death
Will I become an arrogant tyrant’s shrill,
Or will I rule alike a kingdom of goodwill
Embracing venerated grace of cordiality.

Would I be a garden of spring blossoms
Or scorched landscape of barren desert,
Would I be a resplendent autumnal show
Or decaying rot of woes in wintry throes.

Would I be a night of nightingale’s song
Invoking themes of endearing dreams,
Or would I be echo of horrid nightmares
Howling in dawn of things gone wrong.

Immortality, I fear, will lure me ignobly, 
If not a mortal, unknowable I would be;
But for transience, would humble life be?
If not for dying, would precious living be?

April 23, 2022
Placed 1st: If I were Immortal Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Anoucheka Gangabissoon

Kola

Gods of our land, this is Kola! 
Food by your very own hands baked, 
Which breathes life into us. 
He who brings Kola brings life, 
Here in my hands is Kola. 
May hospitality never leave us, 
May peace forever in our abode reside. 
May our brothers never betray us
and let our sisters in cordiality bask. 
May the  osùn  on our sisters' faces
always delight us. 
Let there be man and woman, boys and girls,
Affront your altar may we stand in holy matrimony, 
And may Òsun bless our wombs
with great children. 
May there be life here
and in our neighbour's obi,
May our own  òbí  never mourn us. 
Olódùmarè, may your eyes shine on us always, 
Let Ògún's iron shield cover us, 
?bálúayé on us breathes health, 
And Sàngó's thunder pour rainfall. 
He who brings Kola brings life, 
In my hands here is Kola. 
May it always keep our souls alive,
Now and when we breathe away life.

Premium Member Brisk Cold Winds of October

The threshing floor divides the brisk cold winds
and too gentle zephyr of mortality.
I choose the rose-red blush where death rescinds.

My mind reels with the thrill of whiteout blinds
buffeted by green field sentimentality.
The threshing floor divides the brisk cold winds.

Exciting the throng, leather football winds.
Gruff padded players gift us vitality.
I choose the rose-red blush where death rescinds.

To feel so alive in sweaters, not thinned,
bouncing along in haywagon of normality.
The threshing floor divides the brisk cold winds.

Pumpkin and apple pies, corn, all else tinned.
Harvest festivals of cordiality.
I choose the rose-red blush where death rescinds.

A scarecrow field stays put in our minds
filled with Halloween unreality.
The threshing floor divides the brisk cold winds
I choose the rose-red blush where death rescinds.

6/21/2020
Month of the year I like most Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Mohan Chutani

Humanity Is My Biggest Love

Humanity is My Biggest LOVE
 in 3 languages

Philosophy of Humanity

Humanity is a big Ability
Ability of Society
Ability of Bounty

Humanity is a Sensibility
Sensibility of Generosity
Sensibility of Charity

Humanity is Affinity
Affinity of Quality
Affinity of Reality

Humanity is a Liberality
Liberality of Party
Liberality of Spirtuality 

Humanity is a Unity
Unity of Amity
Unity of Cordiality

Humanity is a Legality
Legality of Civility
Legality of Community
So

Salute to Humanity

No brutality
No inhumanity
No malignity
No illiberaty
No racism
No disrespect

Then
Only Humanity
Only HUMAN RIGHT 

Thanks
Poem Structure: in My own way
for first timein  English

By Mohammed Golshani niya
Poet of Humanity

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