Poets, let us always unite
in the most noble crusade...
to bring peace and beauty to life!
Scarcity is good for the economy
but very bad for the poor
who need great abundance...
To understand life well,
and to live it happily,
we need good practices and ideas...
It is very difficult for us to refuse
a good and happy life...
impossible to accept a good death...
MOON
She silvers me with pure love,
I refuse with embarrassment,
she is everyone and no one's...
Poet, a strange fellow...
he projects himself in the face of danger,
he walks on the edge of the abyss...
Poet, you are truly a stranger...
He cries a lot without feeling pain,
he smiles even when he loses a love!
Categories:
epigrams, allusion, analogy, extended metaphor,
Form: Free verse
It is not possible
refuse to die
or to live...!
live in leaps
and ravines, is a way
of living too...
not even death
give us rest
in life...
Death does not release us
from life...
the opposite is true
equally... !
Death is the mother of life,
life is spawn of death...
Divine plan!
Categories:
epigrams, allegory, allusion, analogy, appreciation,
Form: Epigram
CATS AND CATS
At night all the male cats
they are gray and the female cats
suited to them ...
OVERPOPULATION
The earth has 7 billion
inhabitants and plus those
the novelists and filmmakers
create ...
MY DAUGHTER
She loves men as much as
the horses ... and have them on the short bridle
as you do in the trot ...
PS my adaptations to the epigrams
from my friend the french poet
Barbara Botton
Categories:
epigrams, allegory, allusion, analogy, art,
Form: Epigram
Wit words well
Truth thrills tell
~~~~~~~~~
Just joy juice
Niche nice noose
~~~~~~~~~
Work words wise
Spread sure spice
~~~~~~~~~
Here heap health
Wake warm wealth
~~~~~~~~~
Live long lull
Cast cool cull
~~~~~~~~~
Lift last light
Bless buzz bright
~~~~~~~~~
Cheer charms chase
Proof primes pace
~~~~~~~~~
Yes yields yoke
Plot prompts poke
~~~~~~~~~
Note nice nook
Bright beams book
~~~~~~~~~
Dance deep dream
Sense swift streams
~~~~~~~~~
Meek moon mulls
Daze drifts dull
~~~~~~~~~
Leon Enriquez
05 March 2019
Singapore
Categories:
epigrams, allusion,
Form: Alliteration
OBITUARY NOTICE - FISHERMAN PETER HOOK
Life was too much to tackle
OBITUARY NOTICE - PALEONTOLOGIST GEORGE FOOT
His death revealed many skeletons in the cupboard
OBITUARY NOTICE - BOB PANE
He had more than his fair share of ups and downs
01.06.20
Categories:
epigrams, death, humor,
Form: Epigram
Epigram 1
If you see a man in the park
Looking up to the sky, ignore him.
He is most likely a poet
Lost in the labyrinth of words.
Epigram2
Do not assume the man in the park
Dressed in a woolly overcoat and
Laughing like he is looking into
A kaleidoscope is necessarily a poet.
Epigram 3
If you see a man in a café writing
Something in his note pad, he is
Most likely an accountant late for
Work, evaluating his excuses.
Categories:
epigrams, funny,
Form: Epigram