Long Interweave Poems

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Forest Glade

         Twig twists intersect then spread victory
         Receptors sprout cat waving paws
         Fold fruit bowl foliage, branch tributary 
         Lump eye timber columns support

 
         Steer me clear of thatch caged cluster
         Cheerleader twirling ribbons sizzle
         Shifted to soft focus forest, fairy dusted
         In drifting dandelion seed celestial 
         
         
          Thrown down overlap of toasty tobacco
          Crinkle constant joke cracked faces 
          Humour grants razor slim grasses tackle
          Unused nests during seasons' phases
          
   
          Basket interweave splice strap sun poke
          Probes timid shade a radiating halo
          Lathered limbs in blossom shampoo soak
          Crown me neath ghostly citrine glow

 
          Sombre trots towards her restful rotunda 
          Floating pollen fluff Snugglepot ego
          Fingers spring flags of woodland wonder 
          Grip ant gazette trail to safe gazebo





             6th March
             Exists in the middle
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Perceived Vantage Point

This poem is inspired by Jeff Ripple's painting titled 'Stormy Weather'. You can find the link to the painting at the bottom of the page, and there is also an image of the painting uploaded with the poem. It is recommended you view the artwork while reading the poem for a better experience.

8th place brian contest winner    
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zephyr fluxes goose bumps jittering across my flesh
Tempestuous weather looms on the wide horizon
avaricious storm intends to embezzle this nautical day
jeopardizing ritual of sun worship, prompting a solemn orison

gloomy shades interweave, enclosing glittering white clouds
vibrant azure iridescence fades into opaque hue spawning dour sky
peerless panoramic plug, thunder rumbling from nirvana
impregnable dimness hurriedly eclipses the brightness

Persistent tremors induce serene waters to wiggle
unceasing wails of celestial hosts cascade from bleak air
Natural forces unleash tremendous terrifying turmoil
wielding imperium forces to ensure their obedient yielding

Imposing coniferous Emerald reigns over dimmed scenery
quaint dwellings foster an alluring air, drawing their audience
tumultuous weather indelibly etched in oil glaze on linen
'Stormy Weather' by Jeff Ripple; his unique insight memorialized

winterparkpaintout.org/paint-out-archives-2015/
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Believe

Abandoned! Assaulting winds thrash flailing limbs, 
denuding boughs of golden dress;
gone the gaiety of glowing beginnings
when springtime sun seduced soft soil,
fondling slight buds of green, foreplay in fecund fields.

Forlorn, like a vacant house,
dark windows blankly stare despair,
the fissured dream convulses;
Whistling winds, keening,
“Gone away, gone away . . .”

Where do dreams go when they die,
After the romantic sighs, after the broken-hearted cry?
Does a haven await perished aspiration?
Or is abandoned hope sour fodder
for rodents and insects pilfering?

Gather the wasted twigs, the windswept straw, 
feathered soft with anguish breast plucked raw;
interweave new hope to resurrect cadaverous old.
Truth states roses bloom in desert sand;
believe.

Copyright 11-19-2019

Sonnet Iii

The first soft snows of winter falling now;
Clinically cold, the wind cuts like a knife.
The surgeon's scalpel deals a final blow
To the numb fabric of the summer's life
Whose yellow lingered in the autumn's leaves
And warmed my hopes and brightened my despair.
Threads of past winters brightly interweave
Bright music from the myths of youth time where
All things must end in joy. To cold white earth,
The crystal messengers from steel-grey sky
Assassin's tidings bring of the year's death.
The seed of hope must wait and must not die.
  The circle holds its hope within its round;
  In deepest Winter, Spring waits in the ground.

Kim Helen James
December 1996
© Kim James  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Entwined

This passion inflames two hearts that interweave, 
they give off the strong perfume  
of entwined roses clinging to strawberry shrubs;
distant is the memory of snows!

No other sky above this meadow glitters more,
how clear is the way to enthralling Paradise!
And if we bind together, this vernal promise
must endure as the earth itself, evermore!

Tales of Kings and Queens in love were lost to time and spoil;
enduring is this new tale in which caresses and kisses burn;
this place in time is as eternal as gray ashes in a small urn, 
never scattered to wind or sea, buried in soil deeper than coil. 

The Passiflora flower bears a resemblance to the pink daisy,
its aura of solar beads is the crown given for the rarest beauty;
and such are the glowing glances of woman filled with worth,  
a last surrender to my fervent kisses that induce blissful death!  
 

Entered in Broken Wings contest,
" Entwined "
Written on 2/11/2016
Form: Rhyme


The Agony of My Regret

We could have been the perfect pair,
love openly without a care;
secrets, not lies, made me more aware and sad!
You were already committed to someone else,
had kids and a handsome husband
within your reach;
the only missing link
was someone with crafted hands...
someone who could make you dream!

The agony of my regret 
is something I could never forget;
look at you:  you are happy,
and don't need me
to take you to the fartest star,
because you've everything...
and I have nothing!
The agony of my regret hurts in many ways,
and will follow me through my blue nights:
when I stare at the dimmest stars
too distant for me to be reached...
wishing it was you I touched!

We could have loved a lifetime, make
everything easy and wonderful...paint
our rainbows with beautiful colors;
lie beneath the most peaceful skies,
interweave ourselves in warm embraces
and forever dream in a meadow of daises!
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Sad Tune


I hear the squelch of sorrow nearing me once again,
pummelling with the purple pulsation in the frail vein.
Sadness encloses the mind-soul-body trinity,
the sound of its footfall trails the echo of eternity. 

In the dwindling day at the edge of tarnished twilight,
the halcyon horizon sighs in air of demolished delight.
As the sunset colors spin the astral strands thin,
the formless fleet of cloud in breeze turns to violin.
 
After the sky-scan it’s time for my bird to return
to the nest, and ride the radiant rays it fails to yearn.
It glides my heart on the outspread worn out wings
over the cadenced clouds of the sonorous strings.

At the edge of tinged dusk after the flight of the day,
the crimson sun sips the sea before slipping away,
and dissolves its colors in the water tossing weary,
gloom from horizon to the wet shore tides of tears carry.

With sparkling streaks the waves rise and fall sadly,
after they break the pearls from moist eyes roll calmly. 
Quiet empathy arms of still embrace they fling,
the violin tune of sunset melody in the air I hear ring.

Our locked lips interweave with the calypso of night,  
when the seductive song of silence the stars write.
Oscillating yearning serenades the barcarole of heart,
transforms the tenor of music for the requiem to start.

When beyond the broken sky the nightingale flies away,
from the whispering debris arises the aria of dismay,
as the shards of my shattered heart get strewn
in the torrent of tears on violin strings resonating sad tune.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Day and Night

With their nightly story completed and a kiss placed upon her head
“Mommy, I have question.” the young girl said as her mother tucked her into bed.

What is it sweetheart?” Her mom asked stopping before turning out her light
“I was wondering why did God create the day and follow it with night?”

Her mom sat upon her bed thinking, “I’m not sure why God chose day and night to interweave, and I can’t speak for God…but here’s what I believe.”

“Although night and day share many things…their differences run deep…perhaps God gave us the day to work and play….and the night so we can sleep.”

“I believe God knew what she was doing when she put night and day on the same team….perhaps during the day she meant for us to dance….and during the night for us to dream.”

“The night, while we are sleeping, is when our dreams come peeking through…the day, when we’re awake, is when we make those dreams come true.”
 
She can’t be sure how much her daughter understood or even if she thought her words were wise but she did notice a smile touch her daughter’s lips as sleep slowly closed her eyes.

“Good night little one.” She said as she kissed her forehead before turning off the light.  “Now that your day is over it’s time to enjoy your night.”

“May your sleep be a peaceful one…may only sweet dreams come peeking through…and tomorrow…if you need me I’ll be here to help those dreams come true.”
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

A Devotion To Planet Earth

We have to rebirth, the soul of this planet 
and pray it be cleansed and gentled evermore,
but as nails keep piercing 
hands reach to smooth across her scared shroud 

It has to be worshipped 
like the apostle to the apostles,
but with a feast of celebration everyday
dressed in her finest, 
she must be read and chronicled by scribes of all ages

If her spirit cries out for a easing, for the torment 
that embroiders across and through her linen,
rent from the abuse and torture of her kin
having sewn by the hands, that marred her

our sacrifice, 
will take Millenniums

to ponder at the fibers of her cloth,
for in the beginning, 
as the interweave of her shroud
we started to spin,
Great wheels through time 
 
our redemption, 
to sew a forever 
that rebirths from our torments 

Dedicated the P.K.Page

Praise To Thy Lenovo Computer Screen

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for this reason
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     about mine previous poem

     "Sleep Inducing Powers...
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no need to search, 

      cuz renown unknwn fan gave
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