Eyesome Poems | Examples


Ode to a Fallen Breast

Thou art eyesome among all bosom
Filled with holy milk
Ripen and bowing to earth
Oh! Thou art humble
Cans't thou see how marvelous thou art
Even he is in awe to thy wondrous taste

For thee who think thou dost flow milk of honey
Woe and woe I sayest to thee
In the face of man thou art the finest 
Everyhow, no bosom beats thee

Is there cause why thee should overween
For thy risen bosom shall fall alas!
Thy petite figure shall die with old age

But my fallen bosom shall stand the test of time
Forever fallen but never lost its glory
Categories: eyesome, poems, poetry, romance, satire,
Form: Ode

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HAIKU



                                   with clear pearls of dew
                          trembling steam beam from the sun -
                                      silver-plated bed


                                                ***

                                         In Norwegian

                                    med klare duggperler
                            skjelvende dampstråle fra solen -
                                      en sølvbelagt seng




                                            11/01/2022
                                    Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
                               Copyright © All Rights Reserved
Categories: eyesome, beauty, nature,
Form: Haiku


Love Reckons For a Second Time

Pink dust of love in some tiny wrinkle
Small spots showing shadows of our season
Still the tomato children there twinkle
Heartbeats that we exchanged we still listen

This is why possibly in the open
Window, I’m glad to see your face again
The distance of thirty years is broken
Despite ruthless passage of the time-train


Somehow I feel apples are still eyesome
Blue clouds from the dimples wander in joy
In the breath plays warm and bouncy ransom
Our eye to eye birds we should not destroy


Now that flowers have again come a few
Let us relook if we have some cute dew
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26/8/2016 For : When Love Reckons for a Second time poetry contest: Sponsored by Nayda Ivette Negron
Categories: eyesome, allusion, art, children, flower,
Form: Sonnet
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