Intermix Poems | Examples


Premium Member Days Are Longer


It's true things are hard to unfix
Nature's playing games and dirty tricks
Instead of games
Gonna fan the flames
Until winter and spring intermix
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Legos Imagination

 

I know a little girl who loves Legos bricks,
she will play for hours and intermix;
she has a collection of Pet Friends sets,
that for birthdays and Christmas she gets.
 
She will mix Vet Clinic, Cat Hotel and just play,
I think she will be a vet-  she loves Pet Adoption Cafe;
a mish-mash of assorted Legos animal's and friend's,
and all the other delightful odds and ends. 

On building a scene she will transfix,
I think it is creative and think its great she can mix;
Dog Rescue, Pet Day Care, and Cat Grooming sets,
I will keep getting her more with no regrets.

I love to see what she has created.
and how her imagination has been translated;
there is no limit to her building scenes;
and I predict she will play with Legos into her teens.
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Quintessence

QUINTESSENCE


an absence
of
fervent
  intensity

in  miniature
with
infinite
  equivocation
 an ambiance
of impressioned
sensations

a resurgence
  of an elide
intermix
apparently
  remote
from
abiding concern
 obliquely
descended into
 a preoccupation
  with the sensual
such
eloquent
 perfection to
enlighten
the fusion
  of continuity
with cohesion

NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique interpretation by the enigma so derived
Form: Other

Premium Member Columns-

"Oh' What should I call you 
my darlings letters gather
O'together with all of you
sisters and brothers what 
what is and what are that
So the shape of things to 
O'Come words rhyming in
designing to make a poem 
So in this chosen verse this
form first a poem of words
structure  patterns waves
-strictest rule links rhythm
rhyme what is poetry form
I am a blank line of precise 
meter that does not rhyme 
O' poetic thought that I am 
rhymed poetry I am but of a 
A Free Verse sometimes full 
So of Epicsa Narrative poem
Might be Haiku Pastoral poet
Master rhyme and schemes
So words come off the paper
The form of the letters word
O'so intermix affix rhyming nix
Oh! darling forms me a poem..
--Read on as I drop this Rhyme
Words inspiring spiraling down"

3/5/22

For Brian Strand Form Poetry Contest
Sponsored by:  Brian Strand

Premium Member A Ramshackle Faith

A global index,
strive to intermix
with the universe
and it’s creator, 
find a point of view

Cosmic order
inspired journey
discovering
questions of faith

Doomsayers
predicts man
in ‘Star ships’

invades
God’s own

Help!

 © Harry J Horsman 2019


Would You Dance

Would you dance
 if the music played long and loud enough?

Take my hand and spin round the floor
 looking back at life experiences excited and bored,
short, happy, sad and all too brief,
 time steals away moments like a thief
but you and I, we could dance
 sway and swirl, waltz in the dreams of the world
for hope and peace, common sense emptied of all grief;

would you dance
 take away the postulating circumstance
of who, how and why we are
 content in these moments beneath the stars;
smile, laugh, weep tears of joy 
 trip the light fantastic with Helen of Troy
or your favored prince charming toy;

You could dance
 dream the dreams of youth long lost
pay the price of living life's easy choice
 or steel your spirit, heart and soul
to forage through the life you know
 with me and our love that grows
as time and these melodies begin to slow.

In the end, when all efforts seem to intermix
 woud you dance in the last hours that tick
on the clock and final two step dance oblique
 when life and love are individually unique;
take me body, hold it tight to his or hers
 and lightly trace the memories explored
while in the dance. I am forever yours.
Form: Rhyme

Spring In Bloom

Cream colored tulips and satin red roses
   intermix fluid in the garden.
One flower fades away as another takes it place,
  like croci giving in to daffodils.
Marsh daisies and wild violets blend between the hosta
  and minimize the scent full of lily of the valley.
A lone white iris bloomed today, stunting the green of others
  holding high its flowered head above the may-apples.
At last the hint of peeking gladiolas rise,
  red and pale green above the ground.
Yellow green eunonymus glow lime green in the sun
  vibrant and colorful around the bark of an old broken oak.
Wild mustard rises and bloom in clumps
  yielding dainty bouquets of delicate white florets.
With this early spring that lingers dry and warm
  everything will bloom before its time.
Form: Couplet

Susan Seddon Boulet

 free verse 

Artist, Susan Boulet
makes the connection between 
observation and application.

Through figures of fantasy
she creates a spirit of solitude.
Heads and hands
intermix thoughts and practice
capturing the visage of the heart.

Images juxtaposed -
her genius is pictorial haiku.
May she rest in the peace
she has bequeathed to us.

Right To Remain Silent

Thinking about tattooing
"noitatneserP erocnE"
across my back.  
Install mirrors on the 
bedroom ceiling
so she sees it spelled 
correctly as I pray for her
only stopping when
Hallelujah reverberates 
down our halls.
Think I'll remove my filter
Let her see my censorship
Picturing a blurred spot
below my abdomen
intermix it with bleeps
followed by adjectives that
proceed her name.
Tonight I won't refrain
driving her insane
exposing raw thoughts
that I've kept secret
Make her beg for silence.
Auditory overload
Can I get a "shut the hell up
and beat it up Daddy" moment
And I be quiet when she
comes around, but
when she's in the that
paralyzed prognosis
I be talking again.
Sometimes I think I should 
keep thoughts to self
but tonight, self, thought,
and her will come together
peaceably without any resisting.

Need New Wiper Blades

There is a blurred brumous haze.
Afloat upon a invigorating mourning. 
Alive with the aroma of petrol and 
cigarette smoke.

The glass somewhat stained with a rich 
smoky grey. 
Raindrops like perspiration on a mother in childbirth. 
A broken window wiper beats a jungle beat. 
Across the clammy windshield.

Harsh noises of horns honking. 
Intermix with the wiper blades. 
To make a cruel early mourning remix. 
Of yesterdays one hit wonder on the radio.

I am not asleep nor am I fully awake. 
For my eyes are as heavy as the static rain.
I am blinded by the oncoming onslaught of 
lights and traffic. 
Like a metal stampede rushing at me. 
As if i'm a capeless matador.

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