Life Idyll (Idyl) Poems | Examples

These Life Idyll (Idyl) poems are examples of Idyll (Idyl) poems about Life. These are the best examples of Idyll (Idyl) Life poems written by international poets.


Old Man Howard

• Old man Howard was farming one day
• When he spotted a weed in his yard
• He decided that it mustn't stay
• So he plucked it out then and there
• Off he went to milk his goats
• But they weren't producing any 
• So Old man Howard sold one of his boats 
• And bought himself a-many
• To his greenhouse he went for a potential harvest 
• But some of his crops were inhabited 
• Old man Howard left to put them to the test
• Against the particles of his homemade insecticide 
• Feeling tired from today
• He decided to make some tea
• The stove went click and the radio turned on
• And in the cahir he stayed
© Salmon Oid  Create an image from this poem.


Evermore

A glitter gel pen,
My captivated thoughts,
Communicates in a clear page of my notebook.

I got the bruise of blue,
And began to wonder
The paradox of living all summer
How life has become cruel and kind?
To go from growing up,
To breaking down.
The shiniest wheels are rusting now.

Like water falling in a river,
My sapphire tears,
Came rushing down my scarlet cheeks,
Got within me to shiver.

There were pages turned,
With the bridges burned,
And I had no idea
I've got a lot of lessons learned.

Division

The division 

Here in this landscape of bushes and crippled trees
the grotesque peace of daylight ghosts, grey boughs 
stretching upward appealing to a soundless god.
“Give us today a new life.” There is only one deity
the almighty one goes under the name of Silvanus.
Those who do not understand this are doomed to
a life of empty pursuit of pleasures.
Crowded nightclubs and casinos, people trying
not to be alone in the night and face the truth
we are mortals and infrequently remembered.
Faces in a black frame, seeing you seeing through
you and into an ever-expanding void.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

One

Friend or foe we all are one 
One is all, all is one:
So lets not minus that!
We all want to be together,
Multiplying and growing in numbers
Numbers be endless 
but numbers can't define life,
We more than that, we infinite beings
Sharing one light, 
spinning in circles in one ride 
Many fall and a few survive,
That's the chain of life
The colour wheel,

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And in time... Mankind said lets make a god in our own image.

Let us describe him as powerless, let us emasculate him
Understanding He is not the all 'powerful God'

Let us do these things that we will be blessed.!

Let us create god as a multi-deity, god can be even female

Let us triumph over this god,

Let us name all the starry host, for that is 'not' the role of God.

Let us create stars of film and stage; instead of stars representing 
believers.

Let us create life in laboratory's because there is no creation.

Let us teach of perversion and then bless it.

Let us turn from Him in our sickness's, and embrace drugs.

Let us push youth into deception for, that's an easy number.

Let us introduce them to debt at an early age
Submitting them to 'usury'

Let us tie two stones together that the 
people may carry them.


Let us devise all types of distractions, let us remove
The one God from school.

Let us divide the family, that children will not know
One father.

Let us preside over the greatest suicide rates of  people ever

And the great teachers and leaders, looked on all they had done and said  it is good.


Happy Married Life

Rejoice and shout with laughter
Throw away any contrary matter
For marriage is a life promise
And wedding is done just once

Since God has been so gracious
To let you witness this bliss
With his grace and in his pleasure
To day shall ever be a treasure

Marriage is a life contract
Of time of laughter and of the rest
With his love and in his pleasure
Today shall always be a treasure

Rejoice and shout with laughter
Throw away any contrary matter
For wedding is done just once
With you, family, friends and I rejoice


To  Iyabode.
29th July 2017. is her wedding day.


For The Creative Collective Anthology Series -
Poetry Contest. Sponsored by Geraldine Taylor.
28 July, 2017.

Exodus

Exodus

Dew-risen art the dawn of life
This life, my passage 
Curiosity arrays his patient plight
Against the willy-nilly hours of time
Up and down, side to side 
Kites and sparrows the silent skies weave
Coasting all mounts and Dale's in dark precision
Watching indifferent tides in frightful hopes
Whether happiness away shall ever come 

Murky was night, but this new dawn
Hyacinth and lily on still waters prevail 
Wisdom beyond peevish Solomon
The dumb's secret with the deaf is saved

Yet life's candle burns so brief
When hand well-nigh grasped of joy's garment
And all deeds seems reasoning without 
Ringing out effigees of great days gone 

"So dicephalous art the passage of life
Paradoxical grace of sinful Israelites 
O Wilderness of sin! 
Two sides defining a coin
So shall man wade this river called life
Coursing, perhaps, from Babylon to Zion
Reluctantly from Egypt to Cannan
Where people that had forsaken sin
Would find solace seeing it again"

I would rather this exodus was never born. 

                                          (Afolayan Abolarin)

Esplanade of Past Future

Hope was mistaken 
The destiny is sure 
By age all I had was taken 
The quest hast always pure;
As isolated as the ruins of Babylon 
Tunes I heard was immature-couldn’t dance 
Whispered a voice give up not! Carry on
And all desired now in abundance,
Most times we need not what we need
And time only shall tell 
Attain not what’s destined with greed
Alas! Humility is appreciated ..all is well;
Today is just yesterdays 
Life not a dream we’ve come to stay
Real you yet on the way 
O! to regret nothing-in my bed in peace I lay.

The Train Immortal

The train immortal blazes a path
Through the seasons of Norway, stopping at my doorstep
To unload a passenger, who looks at me,
Then lounges back,
Taking an apple off of my tree,
Talking to the spirits of the wind in a foreign language.
The next train will come soon, I know.
That's the way of life here:
The people come with their black moment-freezers
Touch buttons a few times, sheets lighting up,
Then jump onto the next train back to Oslo.
Thoughtfully chewing on the fruit of many years of labor,
The person yells the only Norwegian he knows into the forests...
That simple "Luftputefartøyet mitt er fullt av åler!"
Tells me, snickering from behind the barn
That maybe this man is here to stay.
© J. Amorose  Create an image from this poem.

The Cougar

The Cougar

How the Rouge Cougar
ruined your life
he killed your father
leaving you an orphan
in your teens
the Lady of the Forest
came to you
giving the power
the Cougar power
it started at age twenty one
every nigh
you transformed
to your hearts wish
your wish for vengeance
upon the one who destroyed
the once cheerful little boy
into a Cougar seeking
your heart for answers
soon they will come
one night the Rouge Cougar
finds you
a battle begins
of life or death
you're left weak and bloody
the Rouge Cougar dies
now you are free
free until you find
the nemesis
is still out there
he did not die
he is now after you
and your new family

Iambic Stream of Consciousness

Allowing great alembics access over hill and glade and brush and dale of mind and swimming softly through the river running up fantastic meadows speckling valleys round the bay ensconced by lighting strikes and thunder booms across the Roman sky above the Irish ground and all throughout the savage peasant towns of lies of great and small import but all the time of luscious past and pregnant present and the future’s wide embrace of mighty life.
© Anon Umus  Create an image from this poem.

At a Glimpse

I saw a man who is 
insane
whose wife divorced 
him
his only son 
abandoned him
living a life in a fast 
lane

I saw a lady whose 
husband
loved that much that 
he forgot
his scruples because 
of what passed 
through his gut
frankly dying with a 
wedding band

I saw a girl paralyzed 
by a disease
sitting while giggling 
as she sentries other 
kids
acting the role of 
queens and kings
hoping for a miracle 
while dying at ease.

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A garden fence worn by the weather
                            The entrance port screaming in the breeze
                               The paint is peeling off many years ago
                                Inside the port where it grows timothy
                                     between weeds and dead roots

                           An old and weather worn houses in the garden
                                 The house has its soul, but no people
                                   A long time ago, a beautiful home
                                       Much joy, laughter and love
                              in this old house and the uncared garden

                          The roses are deep red and is a beautiful sight
                                    they creep up the unpainted wall
                                   and cover almost the entire house
                                  A beautiful carpet of deep red roses
                           There is a forgotten garden that lives its own life





16.08.2013
A-L  Andresen :)
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A Fine Young Woman

In the manner of lovers
I embrace the dream.
In the nature of solitude
I cherish your desire.

It is an act without intention,
The cause remote;
And I am in the web of it
With all the others.

A little mad
With all this exotic experience...

Such a fine young woman,
Bemused and unresisting...
And a little mad,
Like the rest of us.

Huldra

Huldra 

In the green valley 
Near lake blue and pink salmon 
Lived a huldra 
Beautiful in human eyes 
But trolls had rejected her
Ugly in their eyes  
I heard her desolate song
Saw her shimmering 
Blond as Iberian sea straw 
Made gold-leaved by the sun  
 I saw her tail too 
And before she charmed me
Sprinted for my life 
Since folklore has made it clear 
Human and trolls may not mix
Because if they do
The offspring will be rejected 
By trolls and human
And for perpetuity be lost
Walking the strand of loneliness      

(Huldra, Female Troll in Nordic mythology)
They have bad renomé and that´s a pity)

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