Diversion Poems | Examples

Poetic Diversion For Violin And No Orchestra

Poetic Diversion For Violin And No Orchestra 

planet shoes tiptoeing 
in cadences known to the mourning cloaks
their soft landings on spread petals
teach infinite lessons with splendid hot swishes
fan-tailing silently the unseen cricket kisses 
rising and soaring like pepper tree phantoms 
saying life is a slow dance in the moonlight
tall earring girl with perfume music blaring 
penetrates the soft garden with red fantail kisses
turning the world around with splendid hot swishes 
desperately embracing the pepper tree phantoms
planet shoes tiptoeing

America's Diversion

On the left  -  perversion 
  On the right - reversion
     Change your mind - conversion

Private Sky of Children

Soap bubbles on air
        the divine world of children
             private color sky

Diversion

Some people become targets and attacked
                    Projection like a bullet
                    Diversion from others

Heidi Sands

2/9/21

Electric - Dichotomy of Diversion

electric
skies glitter
illuminations
touch the ground
the wander,
peeling as the rains once came
 
paused

pervasive
within  
hints of sound
whisper
 
 
heart strings flit
playing s(t)age
ominous
to the dark
 
she burrows into her beast
 
we count/amount
fairy dust to the springs
the falls
arisen up on gilded wings
 
clouds give way
 
armoured/amór'd she shines
leaving hope
to the trails/trials
of her wake

Just a Brief Diversion

Picked up a "girly" magazine 
Some put such mags down
If you overdo **** it is no good
But looking at beautiful naked woman
must be understood
To be a relevant past time 
and yes in this poem 
I do rhyme 
Most modern poets do not 
As to all your verse
Thanks a lot! 
To you out there in the dark
Your poetry resembles a lark!
Singing in the wind
and yes I have sinned
But I do love poems
Hurry up and write your own
Thrill your readers - to the bone!

Playful Diversion Or Addictive Reversion

What starts as a playful diversion
   May end up an addictive reversion

   A venture into the unknown at first
   Time passes; the obsession grows worse...
    
   ... and worse, a compulsion to churn out 
   several writes a day, a prelude to
   inferiority and gnawing self-doubt... 

   ...Could anyone possibly guess
   that composing poems might lead
     ~ to such a fine mess?

Diversion Wretches Her Soul

Diversion wretches her soul


Dear, you wrecked the car?

Hon, your eyes are so pretty!!!

Classic diversion~


connie pachecho

1/16/17

The Diversion

The Sun had set aside 
Diverted 
Towards its own light,
Probably,
The earth thought so.

Turning away the face
Leads to the illusion,
That the Sun has left us,
Only to know
It comes back every morning
When you turn around.

It has not seen a diversion in years,
The tyres of the car have not 
Known another way,
It blinks all the light it has to 
Say
When, with the fullness of the voice,
When we already know that,
We can hardly say,
We stay silent 
Focused, straight and on the way.


#SangeetaSuneja

The Diversion

The Sun had set aside 
Diverted 
Towards its own light,
Probably,
The earth thought so.

Turning away the face
Leads to the illusion,
That the Sun has left us,
Only to know
It comes back every morning
When you turn around.

It has not seen a diversion in years,
The tyres of the car have not 
Known another way,
It blinks all the light it has to 
Say
When, with the fullness of the voice,
When we already know that,
We can hardly say,
We stay silent 
Focused, straight and on the way.


#SangeetaSuneja

Diversion

DIVERSION

distraction abides
digression paints winds of change
departure conveys impending schedules
disclaimer as others watch their flowers grow
diverting fear from life’s ebb and flow
deterrents will come and go
disputing certain

DIVERSION




© Kim van Breda—13 January 2015

Diversion

I am going to keep on writing funny poems to keep you entertained
Why do you say you have it?
What do you have, my friend?
I am super ready
for the Super Bowl that is
Why? I don't know.  I'm not even playing lol
Did you think you were in spring?
It burst your bubble a little bit, didn't it?
Time heading to the south!
It's almost tax time again
Are you planning to pay or are you planning to play?
Depends on who you ask, right?
Why do we eat out so much?
A. Either we hate our cooking
Or b. We are too lazy
Is there a c. None of the above?
We just simply don't know ha
Gas price is so low right now
It shocked me that I could fill up for less than 30 dollars
I got shocked before
Either way I am shocked
Shock me, will ya
Are you guys ready for a new President?
What?  Are you telling me I have to get used to the new one again?
Save me!!!
That's it for now
I hope you have a good day
And don't let the sun not shining on your face
Catch it

Diversion

Diversion

An Old Bridge 
hangs by a 
thread. A miller
of Dee in a 
mirage singing, 
his voice 
trembling, the 
tide below 
rising. That 
sandstone as red, 
keen and 
stubborn, waiting 
for the coming of 
that recipe sat 
on top of the 
patient 
blueprint. The 
droplet on its 
border. Absence 
of words.

Diversion

Nothing's really broken you just don't know how to proceed
You're scared that your dreams are over if you can't make what you need
Life hasn't been that easy but it's never been that hard
It's always you and your efforts that leave you bruised and scarred

Diversion

we talk 
when
we want to receive, share or donate,
to conversate or comment,
verbal or written,
an ordinary messages or a hard copy,
to inform, develop or contribute,
an idea, vision or theory,
to find appropriate, supportive or cooperative,
an imaginary space,
to secure our methods,
to protect our techniques,
to learn, gain, or examine
human wastage,
time and energy,
for younger generation,
to provide a better standard,
of utilization for natural resources.
we walk,
to improve our foolishness,
we talk,
to gain our wiseness.
demolition, a natural process,
growth for visible status.
invisibility proves nothing
but 
progress is hidden,
in the space,
where we imagine our hopes, desires or goals.

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