Long Kismet Poems

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Premium Member Kismet Was Ready

Beautiful floppy hat with a kaleidoscopic design,
You show up in the courtyard as I taste my wine.
Your wearer caught my eyes, she is such a beauty.
I wish I was not leaving tomorrow, but it is my duty.

I signed up for the navy before I met this lovely creature.
Recruiters got me hard and good, showing me a double feature.
I want to get her number, but kismet will have to be ready.
Right now, I am a seaman, shipping off, a guy named Freddy.

I take one last look at the beauty under the hat.
Is that my sister next to her? What do you think of that?
Kismet has a plan. I run over to say “hi”.
“This is my brother Fred, Sue said. “he is a great guy.”
Form: Rhyme


Death and I - Inevitably Kismet for Quietus

I received a letter from death, 
Upon the hour. 

"May the world pity you, 
For your days are numbered." 

Shallow are my waters I swim in, 
I cannot pass on now. 

My time is yet to come, 
Please, I have so much more to live for. 
Can I not salvage these years, 
For they are what all I have left. 

I am no more than a melancholic man, 
Left for dead on a barren avenue. 

Death locked me within this cage, 
Of prosecution, 
Of damnation — 
And of plague writhing my bones! 

May the world pity me as I cry out for help. 
My heart will weep all the night long. 

There seems to be no sympathetic heart 
That will notice my forlorn sadness. 
Does the world no longer hone them, 
The empaths who made it bearable to 
Live in a heartless world, 
Such as this? 

Death knocked at my door and entered, 
Where I laid prepared. 

Upon arrival, she kissed me on my lips. 
Cold were they, yearning for her. 

May the toll of purgatory be brief, 
For I cannot endure this; 
Ceremony of judgement and punishment. 

Wherever my soul be guided to, 
I ask death to walk alongside my new body. 
Guide me wherever her throne resides, 
But before I take my crown and ring as husband, 
I kiss the cold lips of death once more.

Premium Member Lost Time Wealth

Written: January 26, 2025, for contest Sponsored by: Sara Jama
Quote by Geoffrey Chaucer "Time and tide wait for no man,"
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Time, a poltergeist whisper 
slipping through the cracks
Moments shimmer
akin to Petunia petals aloft, 
a hypnotic dance —
ephemeral yet priceless.
Time waits for no one; 
haven't you felt its rush?
Time waits for no one —
It simply drifts away.
 
With each tick, clocks transform
into the fabric of history—
you seize fleeting seconds
as if they could stretch forever.

Wilted Orchids echo
forgotten dreams, 
pulled by unseen forces 
upon a canvas of memories. 
Each speck of time, 
a mason's chipped work.
Harmonic motions dim
in the palms of eternity;
calming breezes frown 
upon autumn’s sunlit glow. 
No one halts time—it surges on!
It speeds faster than a blink.

Nostalgia weaves itself 
around crystal vessels, 
while moonflower garlands 
bloom amid hazy dreams. 
Tattletale smiles escape
into hollow nights—
a foggy embrace
filled with haunting whispers and grins.  
Tulips muted bluish—gray
etch their tale in time’s shore.

Embrace winter’s trudge 
and find solace unvexed:
surf through waves of magic
knowing love beams bright.
Galumph through life 
daring despite harsh fates:
vagabond dreams vaudeville 
within flummoxed hearts;
a rainbow palette spreads
beneath a hammock sky. 
No matter what, it lies ahead.
After passing, it's futile to cling on.

Desolation puckers beneath 
the glistening dew decline, 
an abyss where bleeding 
wrists are fodder for worms.
A sycophantic squire crafts 
kismet kernels stripped—
flesh ripped by careless slips, 
losing grip on whispers;
breaths juggle surly skies, 
sharp as bleak thorns.
From cradle to grave, 
We've learned —
that time is wealth 
we must cherish. 

Darkness veils endless roads, 
plummeting in twilight throes.
tangled fears mimic 
Dionysus amphetamine highs—
brimstone offers esoteric solace 
that straddles the magnetic edge. 
Whispers eviscerate as they swirl, 
amber kisses across fallen stars. 
Crocuses bloom in purple 
while goldfinch trill 
yellow celandine riddles. 

Employ your edge before it fades.
Everyone longs for plenty of time.
You can't carry time with you
money cannot reclaim lost time.
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And arose whence ------a song amongst a Tagore song

And arose whence Tagoreweb nature 154
And arose whence

Up she goes and arose whence a misfit
My thyme rosemary and my bay leaf delight leaves a pulpit
A patsy outskirt arose a pinnacle up to zenith sky underneath Bethlehem
A fanciful misfit hue staid in outspoken twilight until alone Eden sank in grief grieving for a leaf
A fanciful Myst of a song soared along the flight of a mundane delight upon a cosmos and a white lily
A sunlit raisin croon and the flight of the song a spell along , o'er the mundane and the cosmic hymn
Up she goes! 
And arose whence a soul kindled a verse and the fanciful  basilica temple as kismet wills on in wilmette and in jolene!

Ingratitude
Tagoreweb

Raga : Behug- Keertan
Taal: Dadra
Composition time (Bangla) : 1328
Composition(After Christ) : 1921
Composition place : Shantiniketan
Copyright © Tamanna Ferdous | Year Posted 2026

www.tagoreweb.in/Songs/prakriti-236
Form: Bio

Premium Member Moon Memento - Silver Dust Tales

Written: April 14, 2025, for contest Sponsored by: Suzette Richards

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In shimmering twilight, a memento on the moon lies quiet,
a story etched in silver dust, evokes the wanderer of the past.
Moon serenity is countless, and heart beats bear sureness.
Astral footsteps foster starlight, tracks of kismet smite.
Human creation will grow, even as infernal fungi blow,
Guided by its healing glow, ideas rise as heaven flows.
A beacon for cosmic treasure hunters, lost in wonder, 
Scattering nuclear waves across our broken raves.
Moon rulers of night's endless canvas, secrets soundless,
Each crater bears a mark of human spirit, etched by hopes legit.
Echoes of vast growth, the fallout of anarchy, and sloth,
A stark slant of man trespass, bloody scenes of raw gas.
Visions reveal paths daring, souls can roam in the glaring,  
A reminder that dreams stay, even under peaceful skies.
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Form: Ekphrasis


Premium Member Serendipitous Passion

Written: April 29, 2024

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What a riddle our love was!
we embarked on an ariose trip
with balmy stride, we undertook
Elysian and Empyreal it was
a blissful encounter
an idyllic peace is meant to be,
a serendipitous path
crystal levels of azure size,
our spirits entwined
before we ever knew
we're infatuated now,
It rings with truth.

One's pulse quickens
In every kismet,
I never expected to feel this way
I have proof of that now,
In your grip, my soul resides,
and I will hold on forever
my love is growing stronger,
you are aware of the flow of time.

Our love is euphoric,
every day, I express my felicity,
for love unforeseen,
I was bestowed with a gift,
you unexpectedly invaded my life,
It spun my world around, 
wreaking pandemonium
While we were together.
In awe, my heart soars, spellbound.
love is unexpected and divine. 
everything came to fruition
you delight me and warm my heart,
our hearts beat in sync.
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Premium Member Concrete Requiem

Written August 18, 2025, for contest Sponsored by Vanya Evangeline

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Orpheus in the Underpass,
strummed not strings but a tape untied, 
melodies muttering on weathered stone,
beneath the urban sprawl—
where shadows reign,
And graffiti whispers tales of kismet.

Eurydice donned her headphones,
When the cab clipped her soul,
She tumbled into the subway’s maw.
a place of silent echoes
and flickering fluorescents
where moments unravel asunder
And names are beshrewed. 

Orpheus, longing for her breath,
descended through the gates
with a melody woven from dopamine
and duct-taped dreams.
His voice, a soothing fracture,
a dulcet ache
That brought tears to the rat's eyes. 
and set vending machines to a mild harmony. 

The dead convene—
Witches in bedazzled hoodies,
shops of bygone lovers,
cursed symbols of erstwhile delight.
They listened.
They set her free.

But the rule remained:
“Don’t look back.”

He wandered forth,
Her footsteps were a whisper.
trailing in his wake.
The city above was auric.
a chalice of light and sirens.
He felt her breath.
such embrocation on his neck. 

And then—
a flicker of doubt,
a furtive glance,
a single turn
The horizon loomed ahead. 

She vanished.
such steam from manhole mouths,
such serotonin in sorrow,
such a melody 
before the last note fades.

Now he plays.
in the underpass still,
a demure Amorist
with a voice that rends asphalt,
waiting for a world
where love
Ask not for shadows of memory.
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Delirium

Delirium

I can’t believe your dead, its still unreal it seams
I wake with scattered thoughts; it seams your still with me
I saw a broken window, on a car I used to drive.
Windshield now scarred red, with remnants of your life

A tattered scar is torn, asphalt painted tire
A soul is left to morn, the same to build a pyre
Imbibe you once did do, two hours before the deed
Crimson now paints red the ashes of your seed

Two men came to me an hour before I woke,
With uniform aplenty I knew before they spoke.
That she would not come home, of her own volition
The duality of two things that found “their”ignition

Something told her not, to read between the lines
And it didn’t really matter just how many times.
She passed undaunted through the kismet of her life
only to find the end a double sided knife

though this she loved more than me
I will never lay blame from this to thee
And seeing thee in shame and sorrow
I know without doubt that on the morrow

When “Time” has come to ask his penance,
And “Past” will stand to give his senteence.
When “War” will sit, and kneel at his blade
And “Destiny” throws his book to the glade
When “Despair” can at last stop and swollow
A “Dream” of one that has been borrowed
From “Delerium” of those unknown of sorrow
Then “Death” will finally have to follow
The “Son” of one that has been hallowed.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The soul of the Rose, John William Waterhouse

I am garnet Aphrodite,
        vampire rose ~
the huntress of halcyon
wrestling with love and limerence
bleeding for the soul and spirit
of smoke-kissed sepals
stretching towards the sky
drawing you in delicate dreams
lost in luscious light
    while these lips tremble
to taste the tight temperance
      of true temptation…

and in the ache of aloneness
      I still am fluent in 
the dialect of devotion
the sacred symphony
to serenade a shield-maiden saga
choosing inner battles
for I belong where
the balm of burning balance
blooms to the sound
of thriving thorns
     and murmuring myrtles...

I am not unstitched by silence
but tested by the trials
of wild-woven withdrawal ~ 
a sun-soaked sapphire
aligning the anguish
swirling through surging spells
connecting scattered
cosmic brushstrokes
to beautifully drape destiny
in pulsing pixels
   pigmented with Seijaku...

I place my fingers
along the charismatic chest
of soft fuchsia walls,
tracing the tints of tremors
climbing as addictive vines
amidst cold crevices
to reach my skin
sighing to be within the
     palms of patient passion

I will remain warmed
in the kaftan kismet
of a longing laced
in cobalt peacock promises
beaded with golden amulets
  carved with cursive cravings

we are the wishful flares ~
the world cannot fathom.
but in the starvation 
of collided touch
we do not phase ~ 
we fearlessly swell 
into the deathless space of faith
where the spring breeze
phrases our 
     initials in sunset mauve...

O fragrant field to my mind,
paint me within the
stirring sentiments of your spine...
I own your signature ~
starry-silver strength
braiding my henna-hued hair
into a universal bun 
      of beloved blissfulness…
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member The Wand of Kismet

Written: May 12, 2025, for contest Sponsored by: Kai Michael Neumann

Quote: “Set yourself on fire and seek those who fan your flame.” By Rumi
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I sliced through the strings 
that thawed my dreams in shadow,
tossing them into the time tiara 
of celestial orbs and supple styles.
Periwinkle-plum dawns defy time;
Bright blooms grow in cosmic cracks. 
Dusk falls on barren land, esoteric embers; 
With an aching heart, I walk alone, 
serenading with blue lotus meteors. 
The wand of Kismet gleams akin to stone, 
as cinnamon-glazed magic unravels.
Each shift is a fascinating fight—
light-flecked drape, lyrical elixir, elegies;
curling mulberry-leaf marrow fades. 
After the kernel, I strive for clarity 
without crash or catharsis, without pain. 

A lovely wind touches my smile— 
In the pulse of erased promise.
An impending divorce is stipulated. 
In echoes of exquisite and ubiquitous, 
lavender-sequined crystals of shift,
I sail beyond the rhyming reefs to embrace divorce. 
Cut wistful strings, salty lines, diving into rhapsody... 
Torn uncanny links below heavy waves,
free to explore unmet routes 
amid vanilla plankton tears. 
May I find solace in every crooked teal smile.

O, if sepia pearls and reverie state a split,
I release and love what is not meant to stay.
Even with moon megalomania, using past wisdom,
the plants wide wings amid the warm sky
and herbs flexed with a deceased breeze of joy.
I sip in the glorious, gold-and-cherry air, 
Clouds of bewilderment have dissipated.
In a captivating cosmos, clarity clings. 
Hunger, turmeric-tinted roses follow an idyllic climb,
and whispers shout boldly—unafraid, Nix!
Ominous night glows appear as we fly across the sky.
We claim our position under brilliant beams 
and the rose-glazed moon,
while myths merge across endless twilight.
Heartbroken after its fateful odyssey,
among the stars, free from a fixed kismet.
I will sleep calmly, wishing for plum rings
to create a pearlescent paradise.
The Estuary of Esoteric Embers 
laces my home with soul-searching chimes, 
                    whistling away in flavors of forgiveness.
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