Divisa Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Scattered Shards Gathered

Scattered Shards Gathered

Scattered shards, remnants of Eden,
Gathered to a ring of bright topaz
A simultaneous soliloquy of intentionality
At the crux of intersecting avenues.

From Remnants of Eden
6-1-22
Contest: Liberum Divisa 8
Sponsor: Gregory Barden

Premium Member Obnoxious

Farewell to torment, wretchedness, and uneasiness

                      The clashing edge is filled with horrendous obscurity

              A depressing and sickeningly feeble nothingness

  That steers us growingly close to looming doom


* This is a form I call "Liberum Divisa", and it's composed of a four-line verse taken from a Free Verse poem of mine called "Trust Dust Withstand Death", written on February 21, 2022. *

Liberum Divisa 8 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Gregory Richard Barden

Premium Member We Were Fond of Breezes

We were fond of breezes
Shadows in the desert
Crystal lakes on mountains
Dollars in the sand

From "Emily's Hiatus"
Submitted to the Liberum Divisa 8 Poetry Contest
on November 17, 2021


Premium Member Paper Souls

By blue degrees, she drowns slowly
Waiting on skies which never clear
While she cuts holes in paper souls
Calling pain by prettier names

11/16/21

taken from 'Price of Paradise'

Liberum Divisa 8 contest
Sponsor: Gregory Richard Barden

Premium Member Deep Scars Remain

Reprisals are sharp thorns from stabbing tongues
   causing deep wounds that may never heal.
Regrets are sown in the seams of a guilty mind
   where no salve can reach, and scars remain.



November 16, 2021  ~  Liberum Divisa 8 Contest
Taken from the poem: Reprisal or Regret ~ 2016
Contest Sponsored by Gregory Richard Barden

Premium Member The Encyclopedia of You

I am reading your autobiography, the encyclopedia of you
  yet I remain a student of your sclera
     a pupil of your pupils
       a Vincent of your irises


An excerpt from the poem "A Strange Galaxy" submitted to the 
Liberum Divisa 8 Poetry Contest
Today's date: 16 Nov 2021


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Grinning
Oblivious in iridescent linoleum unconsciousness 
Glorious-
dismantle me into dust.

"wrecked"
11.16.21
Liberum Divisa 8 Poetry Contest

Premium Member Green

Symbol of nature and youth, signifying hope for
eternal life and respect for the environment,
green nestles happily in the spectrum between 
bright companions blue and yellow.

from "Character Sketch--The Incomparable Green"


November 15, 2021
for Liberum Divisa 8
Sponsor: Gregory Barden

Momentary Happiness


Momentary happiness


When I am enjoying my present moment in free 
mind, no stress, working actively what I like most to 
do, it gives me momentary happiness, I find
 it when enjoying simple things in my life; it's true.


Original poem ::What I truly mean
'Liberum Divisa 8' Contest
Date:: 14/11/2021

Goodbye To Gloaming

                         Gliding orb
           Gilding the crepuscule with glitter
Holding the attention of spectators in spectacular fashion
                Exuding exuberance in goodbye to gloaming



Excerpt from "Crepuscular Crescendo"

11.07.2021

For Gregory Richard Barden's "Liberum Divisa 8" contest

Premium Member Burnished Bouquet

You brought me a translucence 
of amber for my burnished bouquet.
Love was an ebullience of golden wheat,
our laughter a resplendence of sunflowers.

A Resplendence of Sunflowers
11/5/21
Liberum Divisa 8

No Road Home

Under those same stars black the river grumbles 
below the dark cloak of night grumbling louder
howling in the stirring silted froth black pools
deals death hidden in the still, deep.


Liberum Divisa contest 8.
Taken from “ An alternative bridge”
3/11/21

Premium Member Unheard Symphony

Summer rains splash in torrent the parched tree
The rhythm of aria echoes on the dancing leaves
I keep my subtle senses alert in the scene
but the symphony fades away far unheard. 

(Stanza taken from "Melody Of Solitude")
November 3, 2021
Contest : Liberum Divisa 8
Sponsor : Gregory Richard Barden

The Lull

Listening to the gurgles of the whirling waterfall, 
Soothed by the serenity of the still silvery streams, 
Lulled to sleep by the rustle of pristine palms, 
I lay beside you in a perfect paradise.


Date: 11/01/2021
Liberum Divisa 8 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Gregory R Barden

Original Poem: "In My Dream" dated 06/08/2021

Premium Member Behind the Veil

behind the veil
you never answered back
tears still calling
or praying to forget



From Diletta 10/19/17


Gregory Richard Barden: Liberum Divisa 8 poetry Contest
11/1/21

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