Lost Idyll (Idyl) Poems | Examples

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


SIMPLY YEATS

 
SIMPLY YEATS

My verse under Yeats’ carved door
he merrily chuckled at white 
envelope, sketched butterfly 
said he preferred to receive 
verses this way rather 
than reading them across 
post-modern websites 


He invited me to tea
we simply savoured small
cheese squares, crumbly 
scones watching a squirrel 
chomp a cheerful chestnut 
lost and found
What word can describe 
fleeting images of poets
graduated, yet living on ?


Vacant ….a vacancy
that awaits a word 
wandering ethereal 
manifesting ____ 
a lover expecting his
Beloved with cherries
a shadow across 
poetic dreams


HAIL THE CHAMPION OF ALL CHAMPIONS

From generation to generations, thy redeemer lives

From age to ages, He never fails

In all dealings, thy conquer

He always come through, breaking chains and shackles

The undisputed CHAMPION, without dispute

Who is like thee, Our Champion... MOST HIGH in fairyland!!!

Always fair and consistent, Above 

Elevator of, the Low at buttom

Finds the lost, makes a way

Beautiful and worthy in all ways, maker of heaven and earth 

Breeder of light and dark, maker of night and dawn

Giver of all, relentlessly

Dynamic leader, catalysts of growth, catapulting  the down cast

Sitted, above and below, rewarder of, the good and bad.

SENSE PLEASURE

SENSE PLEASURE 

Red honeyed apples
        autumn leaves dewed 
           ****** merge with sun streams 
             whilst children sleep dear dreams

Bobbing bubble baths
        yogurt on hot chilli pie laughs
          smell the sour dough
             nourishment oh oh oh !

Blue moon paints front stoep
       knobbly hand whispers stories
          of heritages and future glories
             skin ripples aptly rapt

Prancing clean laundry dance 
        mother’s milk in melting mouth
          puppy grovels dirt digging south
              sound frequencies simmer smoothly 

Von Gogh sunflowers float in
        mental notes skipping 
            Mozart phantom pianos airwaves
               come dine alive then to jive

Pleasure finding the lost gazed
         glance glimmer with God at no cost 
             Earth to Heaven find 
THE JOYOUS JOURNEYED CONNECTION ! 


©GhairoDanielsPoetry&Song
2000

Sacred and Profane Love By Titian - 1514

Sacred and profane love by Titian - 1514

Love divine 

How it burns when it falls from the sky - 
how it hurts when the water is done. 
How it rains with the words half-denied, 
When the world looks for fabulous suns. 

How it aches when the feeling's away
from the roads that are fast and are clean. 
How it roars when the lights are insane,
how they fatefully touch our skin. 

How I pray for this love not to fade,
How I look for your eyes in the woods, 
How we crave for emotional shade, 
In each other we find our roots. 


Profane love

When the touch dumbs us down - 
when the shadows arise, 
When in passion we drown, 
when there's evil disguised. 

When your kiss, black as night, 
slowly turns on my key, 
when your arms, full of might, 
burn my fragility, 

When we're fruitful and hot, 
when we're lost in our dreams, 
When we're tied with love's knots, 
So profane we might seem. 


06.05.2016 

(c) Maryna Tchianova, Ukraine

Hero

The day when my heart was broken 
The day when a tear was released 
my heart like mirror, was broken 
It had my face in each.

I wasn't able to believe my ears and eyes 
Thought that this must be one of the ugliest lies.
I had lost someone who was the most dearest 
The most precious  diamond in the world 
Who left his traces.
I wish I could meet him,one last time 
to understand his pain,
I don't wanna let go of him in vain,

So happy we were
Such a beautiful day it was
Gigling and laughing,glinting eyes of my dolls,
Until we got a news
That pierced our hearts like a dagger,

He was our hero and will always be 
though he had no magical powers 
But everyone praises him as a hero 
So do we,
He was tough,he was brave
He lost many times,but not as a renegade 
My kids are now eger to grow older
And be like their father 
Because HE WAS A SOLDIER.


Sacred and Profane Love By Titian - 1514

Love divine 

How it burns when it falls from the sky - 
how it hurts when the water is done. 
How it rains with the words half-denied, 
When the world looks for fabulous suns. 

How it aches when the feeling's away
from the roads that are fast and are clean. 
How it roars when the lights are insane,
how they fatefully touch our skin. 

How I pray for this love not to fade,
How I look for your eyes in the woods, 
How we crave for emotional shade, 
In each other we find our roots. 


Profane love

When the touch dumbs us down - 
when the shadows arise, 
When in passion we drown, 
when there's evil disguised. 

When your kiss, black as night, 
slowly turns on my key, 
when your arms, full of might, 
burn my fragility, 

When we're fruitful and hot, 
when we're lost in our dreams, 
When we're tied with love's knots, 
So profane we might seem. 


06.05.2016 

(c) Maryna Tchianova, Ukraine

Lost Poem

A mother that hears the cry of her baby 
does not turn deaf ears to show indifference.

A woman prepared for a culinary task, 
by all means, gathers the condiments required.

A barricadoed road, however restrictive, 
suffices not to keep an incubating hen off her eggs.

A nocturnal darkness does not stand to disorientate 
a hand to miss its way to the mouth.

Scavenging any available heaps in sight 
reflects the missing of a valuable.

Tanko

Tanka
I had so many dreams
They laughed the ones who had lost theirs
Told me I was a fool
But in their laughter I sensed their tears. 



Tanka
There am two of me
One goes to hospital a lot 
The other drives a bike
Thinks he is going to live forever
The sick knows better

Please My Love: Seek No Help For Me

Love love love I lay my hands over you and rest
beside you as I see the stars blinding my thoughts, my mind,
making me a living socket of rejoice.
Proportion as a day may seem but mind me not
for I seek and desire to spend it all with you, right in your arms.

My love I am addicted to you,
please take me not to the rehab
for I won’t mind to die high of you.
My dreams are attached to you,
my smile is defined by the love you give to me.

My love I am infected by you,
please take me not to the hospital
for I won't mind to die fully blown by you.
My thoughts are drawn by your love,
my happiness is a smear of your heart.

My love I am crazy in love with you,
please take me not to a pastor or sangoma
for I won't mind to die completely lost in you.
My heart beat relies on how much you love me,
my laughter is a true expression of my satisfaction.

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)

Sound of Music

I'm lost in the sound,

lost in the music,

trapped in the decibel,

caged by the keys,

hidden in the rhythm.

The maze of harmony 

complicates my gyrations

controls my movements.

Encore, over and again
is the pattern of this composition

I'm lost in the sound,

i dont wanna be found.

Premium MemberUnheeded In the Spread of His Name, Quaking

Unheeded in the spread of his name, quaking
   Through the knit brow cuddling the sombre eye
Twice buckled into the couch of his yearning

The mouldy cast of unsculptured hands, moulting
   In the surging sweaty cries' unexpected sigh
Sooner lost than won with unrenewed longing

Every day, every night in chastened haste, calling
   That one face, one hand trembling on bosomy thigh
Through all the twigs of his knotty brooding

Mighty log in the dismembered chips, raking
   In uneasy orgasms of a protracted lie
The woman clasped in the memory revolting

Fleshy hair to press, hovering nostrils, drinking
   In the incensing vapours, and that face a wry
Screaming in the rubbing spasm, a bloody cursing

All, all and more, and the biting shame, clawing
   Now at the name, silently growing, that shy
Child of old hopefully shared and lingered moaning


© T. Wignesan, 1960, first pub. in "Forum Academicum", University of Heidelberg, 1957 (from the collection: Tracks of a Tramp. Kuala Lumpur-Singapore: 1961)
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.

Plein Lune

What color is it? that luminous llght,
throwing patterns past midnight under my archway,
and on the sandy beach of our island ocean,
where I used to wade home in the surf
from Moore's dance floor, where there was a real,
live band on Labor Day at summer's end,
where window after window facing the roiling
sea brought a salt aphrodisiac, as if
the moon was not enough.

Is it the pale blue blend of Roquefort, or
more like Stilton, color of cream, more radiant
than light spilled by the indecent bright glare
of the Sun God?  It's the midnight stare
of the Maid In The Moon, no matter its color.
She wakes us from sleep to place our feet
in her deep-cast beauty, to trouble our hearts
for lost youth and love, and if she's not
made of cheese, as folklore tells us-- No
matter!  She brings us to our knees.
© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.

Quest of Faith

North of here
behind the lighted walls
beyond the hills of cloud
and towers of ruin
lies a land of bliss.

In her coffers, dwell
perpetual serenity
clement elements.

Men can only dream
to sieze this paradise.
But its route and path
is jagged and broken.
Even the water,
threatens to swallow 
her skirt.

She's been called lost
but still, round the 
corner
there may wait a new 
road
or secret gate
that opens her warmth
and reveals her 
splendour.

Shall we commence,
on this quest of faith?

Cobham

Cobham,
Friends we are before the the aparty sets in
Our souls knitted and knotted  with dreams
Sharing whiskey and wits in the winds of life
Chattering doubts, and charring chagrin
Today, as foes we fool ourselves because of her
Pulling the triggers of revenge on each others minds
Does she really worth it?
Yester night, i saw her in the pool of lust with another man
Here we are contesting over imaginary love.


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