Interposed Poems | Examples


Premium Member Motherly Love and Frowns

                         Motherly Love and Frowns


Treading down the memory lane streams to my mind 
memories from far yet near, some sweet, some sour,
memories preciously shelved in the precincts of my inner sanctum;

so sweet were the mindful motherly hugs of love
	like the embrace of a divine angel 
so serene soft and self-assuring her smiles
         like the spring selfless sunshine
so delicious her warm kisses on the forehead
	that no other feel can replace,
yet interspersed at times with some harsh words
	for playing hide and seek on the sideway street;

so soft was the caress of her hands on the cheeks
	that not even a beloved can bestow
so cool and compassionate her cuddly care
         no considerate nurse can dispense
so pleasing to rest on her merciful knees
	more so after a hectic day`s fatigue,
yet interposed often times with some scowls
        for dusting my clothing or getting home late after cycle rides;	
 
 In afterthought, her love and frowns have made me the man I am.

Premium Member Tap and Sink

The tap and the sink had a brawl
(the pair  being stuck to the wall)
the cold tap smashed the sink
with a crash and a plink;
serenely watched by the pee stall.

Interposed did tap’s buddy, drain,
(who held up the sink with a strain.)
Dear sink is in pieces;
her value decreases;
she once was so smart and urbane!
Form: Limerick


A Snowless Day

The trill of the Nightingale 
Reminded me of sleep—
As my mind began its wandering 
Through a vale of downy sweep.

And I became a Poet,
In my imagistic style—
Sharing tea with Emily,
If only for awhile.

Then the stars became as diamonds,
A billion-one, or two—
As I became a richer man,
If only for the view.

Till there interposed a Meadowlark,
As Emily would say—
My mind no longer wandering,
As began a snowless day!

She

She knew of all the finer things,
Like candlelight, and snow—
And she knew of love, the people say,
Albeit long ago.

She was rather fond of moonlight,
But of long-stemmed roses, too—
She was likewise fond of autumn,
And its turn of shade, and hue.

She was predisposed to wonder 
At the butterfly, and bee—
Till interposed the winter wind,
And then eternity.

And since, she is remembered,
When the autumn breezes blow—
For she knew of love, the people say...
Albeit long ago.
Form: Elegy

Quasis Phantasms

Passing through the cynosure valley and everywhere I turn, these ancient shadows appear ~

Conspicuous their manifesting themselves within any which way they choose....

Domained silhouettes, smiling as they approach myself; indents myriad of resolute views 

Life, death, joy, pain, a million things, with as many voices amid this germane state!? 

To confiscate, their reciprocals moment in interposed confusions, dance and sway

Quasis phantasms of resonant apparitions these eyes, fixated as they gaze

Upon a brand new day wherein dogma has lost its say; yesteryears obversive shadows....

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....“Passing, Through the Valley In Ancient Dreams” *


Our True Incarnation

Life is imposed
By a great power, we suppose
Not something we chose
Just a thing we compose

Petals shrivel the rose
Blood runs down the nose
Gravity on all things is imposed
And eventually we are all deposed 

And unlike the ones who arose
At the end of it all, we will remain forever disposed
Put away in an endless doze
Life, Death, Solitude and Resurrection.

But as the material decomposes
To our real selves we are interposed
Dressed in our spiritual clothes
A life this time we truly chose

And as the fleshy part is inherited by crows
We will be elsewhere, with nothing to oppose
No sin, because it is unnecessary
No kin, a new hierarchy
No one to ignore us
None to bore us
Only a rejuvenating vibration
In a new life, our true incarnation

Not Human

He loved her, protected her
She loved him, honored him
But you separated their kinds
Their species, their only human cell
Their love that grew wider
You destroyed it by your only filthy hands
With a grin, with a smile, with a hatred
You watched them fight
You watched them erase all love that was written in mind
With a flip of a finger, with an order
You took away the day
The day they were supposed to wed with laughs and peace
You changed her, forced her, controlled her
With droplets of blood interposed into her
With your greed, you caused the wounds
The injures, the never stoppable cries !
The sins that are never to be forgiven
You drove him into the battle strength less 
Not able to fight
Not able to fight you’re sister, you’re family
What has gotten into your mind???
I see your ice-cold heart never breaking, never feeling
Never tasting a spark of red burning fire
You take in the pleasure in seeing them die?
What are you?
 Even wolves and vampires have sympathy to other kinds?
So why were you keep aside to do the forbidden and murder souls
And all that is kept in mind…???

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