Diamonte Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

Premium Member Seasonal Change

Forms used: Haiku, Diamonte, and Limerick



buds bloom then wither
before fall welcomes winter ~
seasonal changes

spring
lush and green
flowers bud then bloom
summer heat cools in autumn
leaves tumble aground
long before winter's
snow

earth always seems to be reborn in spring
summer is the time when cicada sing
autumn leaves, burnished gold
northerly winds blow cold
snowflakes are crystal gifts winter will bring

Premium Member Diamonte Sun-Moon

Sun
Burns, hot, Solar
Flaring, blazing, raging
Mystically, calming, lesser
Lightly shining White
Moon




3/6/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©

Premium Member Whimsical Reality

 
Whimsical
fantastical, comical
amusing, charming, enchanting
art, song, truth, joy
smiling, laughing, grinning
life, esprit
reality

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August 19, 2021

Poetry/Diamonte/Whimsical Reality
Copyright Protected, ID 08-1382-086-19
All Rights Reserved, 2021, Constance La France


Written for the Standard contest, Diamonte Poetry For Fun
sponsor, Caren Krutsinger, Judged 09/24/2021

First Place


Premium Member Flowers Vs Weeds

 
flower
pretty, elegant
blooming, climbing, growing
petunia, daisy, dandelion, thistle
spreading, clinging, suffocating
stubborn, unwanted
weed

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August 19, 2021


Poetry/Diamonte/Flowers vs Weeds
Copyright Protected, ID 08-1382-078-19
All Rights Reserved, 2021, Constance La France

Premium Member Life

Life
                                            Long, Suffering
                                          Physical Spiritual
                                        Births unto present
                                       Born into sin a sinner
                                     Birth to Die life in death
                                           Separation God
                                              Eternal life
                                                   death






4/11/21
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©
DIAMONTE

Premium Member Crook

Crook!
She stole my guidebook,
my pink Ray-Bans, my outlook
— it’s grim. The schnook
snatched my Diamonte fountain pen. She took

my attaché case filled with cash. Forsook
my manners — she’s in my grip. A sirloin meat hook
indubitably-yes or to pressure-cook.

I turned her upside-down and shook

A nearby copper brings us in after he has a look.
The judge closed the book

on me. Called me a crook…
that schnook!

8/5/2019


Premium Member Life-Death

Life
                                            Physical, Endearing
                                    Procreate, conceive, exsistance
                                      Given to all by creator God
                                           No breath, heartbeat
                                              Separated matter
                                                     Death






                  7/30/19
written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
DIAMONTE poetry form

Diamonte Ye Ring

1/2 CUP OF CELERY DICED
1 & 1/2 CUP OF ONIONS DICED
3 CUPS OF CHOPPED STRAWBERRIES
1 CUP OF APPLE JUICE
1 CUP OF BALSAMIC VINAGER
5 TABLESPOONS OF GARLIC
5 TABLESPOONS OF FISHSTOCK
1/2 CUP OF LIME JUICE
1/3 CUP OF CASHEWS
1/2 WHITE WINE
1 TABLESPOON OF CAYEENE

PUREE SMOOTH, STRAIN, AND COVER 6 CHICKEN BREAST
MARANADE OVERNIGHT ( OR FOUR TO SIX HOURS)
GRILL CHICKEN BREAST. REDUCE THE SAUCE TO SAUCE
THE CHICKEN!

Premium Member Garden Death

 
Garden
Lovely, exquisite
Budding, growing, creeping
All sweet Summer and into the Fall
Fading, shrinking, dwindling
Sorrowful,  forlorn 
Death


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October 10, 2016

Poetry/Diamonte/Garden Death
Copyright Protected, ID 16-837-053-10-10
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.

For the contest, Diamonte
sponsor, J. Thompson

Seventh Place

Premium Member Smiley and Roaring

Sea

Dreamy, smiley

Painting, sculpting, sketching

Mirror, diamond, gleam, deep

Roaring, raging, fascinating

Horrible, vicious

Ocean

           +++

November 10, 2014
Form: DiAMONTE
Fourth Place win

Premium Member Diamonte Dumbmonte

Idiocracy
Irrevelant, trivial
Idiot, imbecile, moron, bastardo
Falling, vomitting, succombing
Unbecoming, reticient
Dead

Diamonte Poetry

Babies

    soft, cuddly,

loving, depending, needing

love, joy, solo, mature

talking, walking, thinking

   graceful, bashful

         Adults



Copyright  McCuen 2008

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