Large Scale Poems | Examples

Premium Member Season's First Rainfall

The sky is leaden,
season's first rain
begins to fall.
The earth is thirsty
but cannot quench it's thirst
and the sound of rain
is not soothing in summer.
For a shower's while
water spills over
the roads,lanes,yards.....
as local ponds vanished,
drains,rills  encroached
and filled with clay.

The hills from where
the rivers originate are barren
trees fallen in large scale.

Though the paddy fields
await with glee the rain,
pitter-patter on the roof
brings little comfort,
for the price is still 
to be paid.

The rain once welcomed
with elation
now falls on a jaded land.
Each time they are ready
to shift their belongings,
but not ready
to right the wrongs.

Premium Member INSPIRED INGENUITY

colored dots
the deal
 wide& closely
spaced
joined-up
large-scale
                 real

in   popular
         appeal
an
ambivalent
    pastiche
off
 the leash
other shapes
 irregular
parallels lines
 or waved lines
in
 Four primaries
  yellow, black  magenta
&cyan
 were the colour plan

another
 was the
  'small eye poet'
unconventional
&
 innovative
   versification
strangely
  arranged

wordplay
 with meaning
& the shape
 they built
&
use
of the parenthesis
repetiton
to
 make
   impression


Premium Member A Fairytale

Did you ever read a fairytale,  
maybe the fun book was on sale.  
I had a fairytale book with a huge purple whale,  
riding on his back was a yellow fox with a pink tail.  
the purple whale was large-scale,  
the yellow fox loved wearing a ponytail.  
They loved to drink ginger ale,  
as they eat dishes of fruit cocktail.  
Guess this is enough of my wild tale,  
now off to buy a new fairytale book at a yard sale.

Premium Member Brand New Christmas Poem-Mr and Mrs Claus

Mrs Claus made a viagra eggnog 
To energise ol’ Santa Claus Yule log
His frozen south pole recovered large-scale
Wagging frisky as a puppy dogs tail.

Mrs Claus dumplings hubby does adore
Her stew warms up her Santa’s inner core
Gravy so thick that it sticks to their lips 
Leading to bliss of a lingering kiss.

Premium Member Clerihew Heron

Englishman  Patrick Heron
with large scale artist did belong
Colours were such a delight
especially if seen in sunlight


Premium Member Clerihew Smith

Ex architect Tony Smith loved space
especially with  black surface
Romantic rather than minimal
engineered on a large scale

Premium Member Clerihew Rosenquist

Billboarder James Rosenquist
on large scale art he would insist
Layer upon layer so immaculate
imagery to never date

Premium Member Clerihew Houdon

A sculptor was Jean-Antoine Houdon
large scale art of his one may come upon
His 'Voltaire' commissioned by Madame Denis
altogether his most famous piece*


*https://www.wikiart.org/en/jean-antoine-houdon/voltaire

Premium Member Clerihew Chavannes

Pierre Puvis Chavannes
in his day,a modernist man
He painted on a very large scale
on public buildings*. he left a trail

*https://www.wikiart.org/en/pierre-puvis-de-chavannes/fresco-for-the-decoration-of-the-pantheon-saints

Premium Member Clerihew Dewing

Thomas Wiimer Dewing
so accomplishedthe critics did sing
Often with large scale scenes
were changed to Japanese screens

Premium Member Clerihew Preti

Fresco wasthe style of Mattia Preti
with much theatricality
Painting* on a very large scale
depicting a Baroque pictorial tale

*https://www.wikiart.org/en/mattia-preti

Premium Member Humpback-Palooza

as she scales sea wall
humpback whale’s a humdinger —
aerial antics


1/17/2022

*palooza - a large scale event

Conformity

Social influence that influence ones belief and behavior,
being the sheep idiom in suit of group as inferior identity savior.
Compliances and obedience for the hero or nymph resort,
names and numbers as taste for pleasure of the court.
Instructive expectations in order to avoid looking foolish,
becoming strong in unity of the mass psychology bliss.
Procrastinations to adhere to moral obligation,
bringing out the darkest impulse to justify that situation.
Large scale atrocities for the greater good as ideal,
manipulated propaganda consequence imperial.
The change in response to pressure of social norms,
ethical values in humanity political deforms.
The mediocrity of conformity and its karmic hungry judges,
sentence wretches in time by individual budges.
The mental mill keeps on turning with the wind,
where fiery spirits blaze by gravity and its many scent.
The revolution not out there in golden words brocade,
freeing oneself from controlling theories need to be displayed.
Being infinitely pliable defines the space to be responsible,
and the soul of the world will give ones everything possible.

Drugs

Drugs


I never showed my dogs any tricks that appear to please
people I grew from a puppy to an adult, mind I sometimes
patted her and she had the habit of using my feet as a pillow
when I was watching TV. when she got older, she got a bit
grumpy when I moved my feet. 
Today I watched how they killed Pablo Escobar, a drug trader
a murderous gangster, all his costumers, live in the USA.
As usual in this cases, someone else took over and it will
continue and this how capitalism work.
there is a hallowed family selling opium in large scale they
by bribing doctors to push this wonder medicine that
that made people addicted, well opium is addictive whatever
name you to put on the label.
this family still flogs their wonder pills I will not use the name
but they have killed more people than Escobar.

Old Crow

The black crow, a stunning bird
A closer look witness colorful inserts
A loyal bird with only one lifetime partner
Play hard, but work harder
Constant construction of the nest
Collecting grub while chicks rest
Spending a lifetime in one residence
I wonder if they have different accents
Meeting the rest of the community
Making sky patterns, cackling in unity
Intelligent species, that's how they thrive
Craftiness helps keep them alive
If a crow dies they gather from all around
A large scale funeral with a massive crowd
I give the old crow massive respect
But my chimney stacks a right mess

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