Fortuitously Poems | Examples

Premium Member New Frontiers

Earthbound, beneath the dark sky above,
enduring a empty endless night, 
I first gave my heart over to love,
and my spirit suddenly took flight. 

Illuminated by this newfound light,
what had for long been a dormant seed,
nourished by astonishing delight, 
was, at once, fortuitously freed.  

What followed, then, with surprising speed, 
a sleepless child, who would fuss and cry, 
prompting me to find a story to read,
and forever asking, "why, why, why". 

It seems life's best changes do appear 
when embarking on a new frontier.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member The Grief I Feel is of Another Kind

The grief I feel is of another kind
Sweeter than holy water
A deeper breath than moorland air to find
The black of midnight, not—
Of monstrous seas, but—
Of restful night, donated cloak 
From a kindly gentleman to wear 
Wrapped in coolest starlight, safe
Astride a destrier — galloping to water 
Molted feather — fortuitously found 
New flight, gentle wind in gossamer sail.
Creeping tendrils — nettles wind around 
Sentries of roses — silken petal rounds
Shower the lily casket — topped by pearly crown.

I know my grief is not the universal kind 
But something softer than the norm 
Welcome as a friend, I usher in my grief 
And death, his brother, dressed in angel white 
Scythe to call its sleepers — lowered in greeting bow.
Farewell, Annie
Newcomer to the under-realm.
With no card of sympathy 
Or hearse to see you off 
In lonely grief you leave your final hurt. 
But, relief of death follows me, ebony puppy
Nipping at my heels, my little black dog
Helps my heart to heal.


Premium Member Unintended Innuendo

Line of inquiry:
“as we passed her she did wilt
which caused in us sense of guilt
since our stance perhaps did cause
to put her heart’s joy on pause

though we’re gentle, not hostile
we diminished her soul’s smile
since our aura as she viewed
scent of love did not exude”
                - by Unseeking Seeker

Amidst our laughter and great fun
She calmed down with a frown
As if a ghost was climbing down
To turn her back, leave and shun.

Did we express things harshly or rude?
Which word has implied something broad
We only meant just one thing
So kindly from our heart that morning.

Do we need to clarify, rewind or rephrase?
We’ll do with sincere apology and embrace
Unintended innuendo comes fortuitously
As abrupt blow while playing smoothly.

Extra cautiousness cries all the time
To make our lines go on perfect rhymes
Words must be melodious to all ears and heart
Well thought with love and care from the start.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Penning Down Thoughts

As often as I pen my thoughts 
from head to hand
to what is wrought 
and arrive surprised  
at words once sought, fortuitously  
stained glass ideas appear 
like falling manna,
between these ears, 
doing whatever it is 
thoughts do best…
letter by letter,  
each welcomed guest.

And often as I pen to please
ideas that stir like winter leaves,
urging, surging like the sea
in hidden forces like gravity  
and starry peaks I crawl to climb,
towards moving targets in my mind,
like eagle wings that lift and soar… 
penning down thoughts 
is a mind bending, 
never ending, 
beauty lending,  
walk along the shore.
Form: Rhyme

Dancing of Earth

When spring arrives,
A group of flowers enjoy
Their countenance and
As the day grows older
They lose their incandescent looks.
If they could know the collapse
Before the begetting,
I hope they'd remain unborn.

A child was obsessed with
Playing her dolls,
Fortuitously a wooden wife
Fell on, mother said:
'The earth is dancing',
The child took it in a wrong way,
Her body was found
After ten days under the whetted
Crown of cement made house,
The sun kissed her pale cheeks
And gave her last smile.


Premium Member Heartbreak Repair Kit

Despite endless attempts to avoid it
We can't sidestep it forever
At one point or another
We all sail into stormy weather

When your ticket gets punched
You'll be flooded with sadness
Turbulently twisting and turning
In a constant state of madness

Next comes the hardest part
Your ticker just can't take it anymore
Furiously feeling the crack in your heart
Misery making you crumble to the floor

Dragged down into the depths of despair
Searching for a watershed moment
Surely there is a solution out there
To put your pain into postponement

Fortuitously stumble upon a toolbox
Time to tune up your heart
Grab the Elmer's glue for the fracture 
Then duct tape other pieces that fell apart

Subsequently realize who sent the repair kit
Sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, fathers, and mothers
All chipped in to cobble it together because
Heart splinters get sealed with love from others
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Carefree

CAREFREE
feted
&sensuous
inspired
&
infused

fortuitously
impetuous
willingly
peipatetic
openly
unconventional
&
significantly
besotted
with
life

NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
Copyright © Brian Strand
Form: Other

The Host

I’m one of many,, inside what’s left of his poor unmerited life!!! (which is becoming fortuitously problematic to my own health)… our life has become  inadvertently a major issue in his upcoming failures…when ignorance and impecuniousness have led us  into a difficult disadvantage position. A once opulent spirit becomes futile unanswered question. Who am I? I am. Who are you? I am. You always wondered who that was whispering those quizzical tunes drowning your words…  well I am the Great 1 of many faces. I am!!!  you am. We are!!!I am you just the other you come find me when you get tired of the fictitious reality of the narrative world who gave up there faith and made a replacement…you will  find me in the belows!!!!

A Land of Joy

Hey my dear butterfly!
Welcome to a land of joy!

Red, yellow, pink and blue
Flowers that drenched in dew
Yearning for your silent kisses
And glimpsing the scene, gives us bliss

Flowers that just unfold
Awaiting your sweet bound
On seeing you whirling around
Words unroll, pen poems abound

Hey my dear butterfly
Welcome to a land of joy

Plunging into the pure colors of paradise
You make me travel into a land I fantasize
Dancing to the tunes of bliss
You make me sing a song surprise

Hey my dear butterfly
Welcome to a land of joy

On seeing you, flying with your friend
"This is a poetry" utters my mind
And when you fortuitously land on my hand
Rushes the adrenaline, my adrenal gland

Hey my dear butterfly!
Welcome to a land of joy!
After your arrival, 
The world looks more beautiful
As you spread joy and beautify!!!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Yin and Yang

Ambiguously the two exist as one, 

Sustaining each other in harmony. 

Fortuitously they come and they go, 

Lost and found, they’re wrapped around. 

Light with darkness; darkness with light, 

The balance seen by the naked eye. 

All things moving within their own orbit, 

No directions are known in time and space. 

Chaotically they dance in rhythm and rhyme, 

Energetically they burst through all universes. 

Cosmetically appealing from their first dimension, 

Spreading their wings over all things. 

Filling the void with a voice of reason, 

The dragon breath that once gave life, 

To the eggs of creation, the twins alike, 

Carries forth the knowledge and wisdom.

Premium Member Chopin a Confluence of Image and Ear

composer performer
            complex & complicated
flamboyant  frenzied
evocative
emotions
             extolled exhibited

keyboard expressions
of
heartbreak
               melancholy 
made lyrically
                   aloud

genius  marooned
in
innovation

inner tragedy  telltale torments
transformed

romantic naivete
          fortuitously fingered
in
nocturne&concerto

for us
    when we look laugh & dream
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member When the Blues Are Fun

*Image of Kaleidoscope In Blue by Giphy.

When The Blues Are Fun

You consume the whole of me constantly,
Fair drafts ensure flight of our loyal tryst,
Though all known plans bear out uncertainty,
Our center grants said goals to be unmissed.

A misty vineyard drips of subtle dew,
And swells our noble chalice soberly,
Till such, we seal all promises won true,
Our profuse veins sip fortuitously.

Heaven embraces what Earth put apart,
Relished values carried by moral wings,
Sound valor our cultures nobly impart,
Adopted rivalries temptation brings.

Glorious when the twain of us was one,
Our intrepid tales, nonetheless, homespun.

2019 November 28
*1st Place*
A BRIAN STRAND FORMAL
~~Brian Strand: Judged 2022 March 12
*3rd Place*
2019 best sonnet
~~John Hamilton: Judged 2019 December 16
*3rd Place*
Best Friend Sonnet
~~Regina McIntosh: Judged 2019 December 22
Form: Sonnet

Evaporating Echoes

Timeless thoughts that echolessly evaporate
Thru mystic portals that relentlessly regenerate
Emotions deeply drowning in a black hole bliss
Deja vu dreams decaying of love’s first kissed
Fortuitously falling through impetuous infinity
Closely watched by defiant decorous divinity
I’m a mastered puppet within a salient soliloquy.




June.01.2017
7 line max - Contest
Sponsored by: Rick Parise
Form: Rhyme

Amazing Gust of Wind

Today while enjoying
morning walk in a garden 
fortuitously
a gust of fresh wind 
touching my cheeks 
moved ahead and 
my body experienced 
a super natural 
vibration all over
as if new energy 
were infused in me 
by that gust of wind and 
taught me to make 
nature my best friend 
for jubilant, energetic and 
hilarious life 
such was the soft touch 
of energetic wind

(By Kishan Negi)

Ten Little Golden Girls

Ten little golden girls swung from a vine
One branch broke, and then there were nine.

Nine little golden girls went to skate
One fell through a crack, and then there were eight.

Eight little golden girls dined on some chevon
One's dish was raw, and then there were seven.

Seven little golden girls stacked some old bricks
One was hit in the head, and then there were six.

Six little golden girls decided to take a drive
One struck a tree, and then there were five.

Five little golden girls went out to shore
One took a nosedive, and then there were four.

Four little golden girls went out for tea
One was poisoned, and then there were three.

Three little golden girls sailed in a canoe
Then came an abrupt wind; one could not swim, and then there were two.

Two little golden girls went out shopping for some fun
The little girl got stuck in a store, and then there was one.

One little golden girl stumbled upon a gun
She fortuitously pulled the trigger, and then there were none.



Written and posted on April 4th, 2016
By: Michelle Corbin
Form: Epigram

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