Extempore Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Opaque and Extempore

nature in all
       its moods
weathered   wonders
pictorially
  portrayed
water colour
             washed extempore

   harmony
freed of drudgery
contradictory
yet
   transparent

turner to the fore
opaque
   yet extempore

Not Meant As An Extempore Speech

adjustment needs compromise            
                             it's a trial not to show but to keep the meaning of life
                                necessarily demands to maintain existence of love
                                   even through the hardship faces on the ways 
                    from every corners of life that depicts in the mirror of heart and Soul 
                             with the expectation to assimilate in own ditto existence
                                          not meant as an extempore speech

Extempore

Once there was a writer by name Jacob Distemper,
fellow is no doubt an excellent writer,extempore.
Children’s jungle story writing!
all time adult poem writing!
bloody, who cares. What margin this December?


Extempore

In the glare of the cloud
I saw the fire
In the glare of the fire 
I saw the light
In the midst of the 
light lies a being

A  shroud sonoric sound 
yelled woke fathoms of
centuries past
all filled with excruciating pain

I was arrested
the situation got complicated
I begin to begin 
I refused to refuse

Fooled was I but not a fool
sad but never unhappy
rejected but abandoned not

I will live to die
I will die to live

I see voices
I hear visions
I see voices
I see visions

the world is a stage
but where is your stay?

Extempore Peace

In the iridescent ribbon
In the winking of a smile
In the marbled incandescence
we will sit and talk awhile

In the still before the quiet
In the moment we embrace
In the sweet alliteration
I will memorize your face

In the spark of lit affection
In the humid afternoon
In the rapid conversation
mirror memories fill the room

In the candor inculcating
In the humor of a smile
In the lap of all tomorrow's
we will sit and talk awhile...

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