Invitation Poems - Poems about Invitation

I will be at the cafe across from the pier with a coffee and a buttery croissant. I have kept a place for you, a sunlit table and prepared a view with small boats moored in a mirrored calm, birds wading the shallows and clouds drifting across a tinted morning sky. Too deep in your silence, I know you will not come but I shall wait here on...

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heart unhindered open doors subtle ...

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Her eyes a sapphire blue, An awesome sight to view, Her nose aristocratic, She was so charismatic, Her lips a rosy petal pink, One had to blink, Or been seen as staring, Her nature a sheer blessing. Her hair pure black like coal, Her ears so dainty as if she stole Them from a pretty fairy, Her friendly attitude quite flirty, Her peeking bosoms such a tease, Begging...

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We’re in the Souk in somewhere like Baghdad, but not so land-locked. Tripoli, more like. “He stole an apple – catch the little tyke!” The hue and cry goes up. They chase the lad, whose crime is hunger: look at how he’s clad! Pursuers, armed with blunderbuss and spike, are gaining. As they’re just about to strike, they get the sharpest shock...

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Enter, this way, don't mind the dank shadow-crawling tunnel, nothing has lived here for years. Antechamber ahead, no need to crouch now. In this chill hall you can admire a black moon pinned to an even darker sky. So far, you have just been reading my thoughts, now you may discern my mouth and one bloodshot eye, fear not, I am just a...

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(A seductive voice whispers as incense fills the air) Sat within here A discarded loop in time and space Within this room I see you all in the distance Shimmering through Like bright pink desert mirages In your living tombs Stood alone In my magical circle of no rehearsals Chanting Yaruba tribes Ancient magical rites Summoning up the populous of Godhead So I the...

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This is my English translation of "L'Invitation au voyage" ("Invitation to the Voyage") by the French poet Charles Baudelaire. It's a poem he wrote for his soulmate... Invitation to the Voyage by Charles Baudelaire loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch My child, my sister, Consider the rapture Of living together! To love at our leisure Till the end of all pleasure, Then in climes...

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Gambler, I am not watcher of gamblers be One stood to depart approach I, to engage So I whispered and he listened "I saw you cheating." He said, "That's absurd." "I saw you praying." "To you that's cheating?" "Usurper of The Word." "Prayer is a privilege." "Words of an Opportunist." ...

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INVITATION Come with me You will soon see Be prepared for it all Do not ever be afraid It will be displayed Come with me Join with us No fear and no fuss You will be welcomed I would say By night or day Be prepared for it all ...

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"Red Invitation" Crocheted a whole story in golden twine of soft angora She said no purple I don’t want purple Agapanthas the whole barbecue thing is a party thing unattended. This was the most recent conversation. Lavender Street, She said, the Church sits in, how apt. Lavender. Well oiled. Calmly receptive. Ashes to ashes. Crocheted a whole story in golden twine of soft angora....

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I was with you, in the beginning Being present for delivery of WORD Your growth was astounding And commitment unto death, pure But then, government entered the gate And offered concessions for compliance I watched your back bend I entered in, you slithered, away I surrounded you, as Deception grew A dragon, drenched in sacrificial blood Destructive fire rolled out of your mouth Consuming innocence with...

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I do it often, drag a perfect morning in through the front door of myself and make it a reluctant guest, replace its colors with my own dour palette, drown out its soft voice with noise. It has become a habit, trying to confine the morning's width within my space, hold its edges so it doesn't stretch beyond my reach. Its freedom is almost an...

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Shade of time has prompt Two by two led to the ark For the end has come....

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Old friend, won’t you join me late tonight? We can watch by dimming candlelight, A play with young characters in motion, To their ideals and passions, such devotion. Their lives filled with great meaning and import, While not thinking too much that life is short, We can watch as they love, fight, and make up. One day it will be gone...

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You won special invitation To a journey overseas There’s no visa application You’re not paying any fees Easy flight is guaranteed You’ll be pleasantly surprised To find out all goods tax free And the prices not too high Voucher for accommodation Is already paid for you All required information In your room with charming view You can walk the streets of dream You may see the best...

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