Long Pavilions Poems
Long Pavilions Poems. Below are the most popular long Pavilions by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Pavilions poems by poem length and keyword.
Dream of Infinity
Dream of Infinity
by Michael R. Burch
Have you tasted the bitterness of tears of despair?
Have you watched the sun sink through such pale, balmless air
that your soul sought its shell like a crab on a beach,
then...
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Categories:
pavilions, confusion, depression, dream, farewell, leaving, loneliness, longing,
Form:
Couplet
Road Trip
Road Trip
The country, people, and the village,
All equal, as if, for the first time,
All of that gave a fresher image,
Nay, 'tis but a relative vantage.
Save fresh road, to its left bears a sign.
"A few...
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Categories:
pavilions, adventure, allegory, childhood, grandfather, meaningful, nostalgia, remember,
Form:
Rhyme
Down a Piece and There
The country, people, and the village,
All equal, as if, for the first time,
All of that gave a fresher image,
Nay, 'tis but a relative vantage.
Save fresh road, to its left bears a sign.
"A few more...
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Categories:
pavilions, allegory, beach, childhood, grandfather, nostalgia, remember, travel,
Form:
Narrative
China Tour Thoughts
China Tour Diary Moment #1
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KUNMING THOUGHTS
Sunday morning flight to Kunming city;
East bound to explore vignettes of China;
New vistas to sight, postcard memories;
Feast visual galore on tour agenda.
Yunnan province greets our earthly landing;
Brisk clearance and we...
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Categories:
pavilions, blessing,
Form:
Rhyme
Princess Diana Poems
PRINCESS DIANA POEMS
Fairest Diana: an Epitaph for Princess Diana
by Michael R. Burch
Fairest Diana, princess of dreams,
born to be loved and yet distant and lone,
why did you linger?so solemn, so lovely?
an orchid ablaze in a crevice...
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Categories:
pavilions, angel, beautiful, beauty, england, princess, rose, woman,
Form:
Epitaph
My Life Journey
MY LIFE JOURNEY
Let me tell you a story ……
I could have not imagined that my life journey
would take me to see, wander around and
enjoy few of the world’s famous gardens.
Yes, in Europe, Canada and Western...
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Categories:
pavilions, garden, journey,
Form:
Narrative
I Am a Boy Living In a Country
I’m a boy living in a country where
We get emotional over every government move
And every government move is chartered over our emotions
Emotions are chastised whether it or let be
One trying to correct the wrong,
But nay,...
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Categories:
pavilions, celebration, corruption, dedication, discrimination, family, fantasy, spoken
Form:
Free verse
Now and Then In Fair Fallhill
Slowly, my ferryboat drifted closer to my dear old home. Before me, the stony peaks of familiar mountains arose from the blue hue, and just as cool salty breezes blew across my face, the childhood...
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Categories:
pavilions, art, beauty, child, emotions, flower, imagery, imagination,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Old Glory Knights
We the redeemed were sitting together amongst a celestial crowd whom had gathered outside the front of the main castle. Pavilions had been set up, benches had been erected for the massive crowds to sit...
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Categories:
pavilions, soldier,
Form:
Free verse
Old Glory Knights Full Version Part I
We the redeemed were sitting together amongst a celestial
crowd whom had gathered outside the front of the main castle.
Pavilions had been set up, benches had been erected
for the massive crowds to...
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Categories:
pavilions, soldier,
Form:
Free verse
The Queen of Hearts
The beloved Queen of Hearts was a merry queen, who'd ever loved to bake;
Like confetti midnight stars, sparkling; or the yellow, noon sun, wide awake.
She baked myriad varieties of cookies, and delicious pies of different...
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Categories:
pavilions, boy, fantasy, food, forgiveness, heart, nursery rhyme,
Form:
Couplet
Dream Weaver
Dream Weaver
The weaver sits before the threshold of the daystar
Upon a carpet dyed in ebony spread across an alabaster porch,
Hidden by a cape of ivory shimmers,
In between twilight’s caress and the palest...
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Categories:
pavilions, dream, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
All In a Day At the Louvre
Magnetic attraction, enchanting dream of a lifetime -
majestic pyramid attracts my eye,
mystique draws me in
O, your architecture! Pavilions, colonnades; art enclosing art,
every square inch deliberately designed,
ceilings pour forth scintillating splendor
Antiquities from Rome, Egypt, the...
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Categories:
pavilions, art, paris, travel,
Form:
Free verse
Mirage
Mirage
On this journey not knowing how it begun,
sensing only the thirst and the heat of the sun.
My feet in agony beyond comprehension, but anxious to go,
wondering if the village with the in, will soon show.
The...
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Categories:
pavilions, dream, imagination, solitude,
Form:
Ballade
Coming Home
COMING HOME
God, let me come home to you.
I did my best on earth, I promise
you!
I want to live with my Lord and
Master.
This earth with witless humans,
pretending to know how to run
it~ my, what a disaster!
Egotistical...
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Categories:
pavilions, god, how i feel,
Form:
Couplet
The Impossible Dream?!
Sitting beneath this pavilions golden crown carved moment ~
Slowly glancing about the crowd; peering into their eyes, their hearts; considering....
Adorned amid such a pretentious cloak!?
Redress this stroke, upon the canvas so brushed
As if the facade...
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Categories:
pavilions, faith, history, hope, life, love,
Form:
I do not know?
Dream Pilgrim
Dream Pilgrim
Slipping past the threshold of the daystar in velvet vesper hues
My weary pilgrim heart sheds the restraints
Of pale dawn’s blush and twilight’s silver dawning darkness dyed in ebony
To gather starlit threads...
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Categories:
pavilions, dream, journey,
Form:
Free verse
Nothing Fair Can Stay
In the east of Luoyang the peach and plum blossoms fly,
No one knows whose house they’ll fall onto from the sky.
A young Luoyang girl who loves the blooming date,
Looks at them scattering around and bewails...
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Categories:
pavilions, flower, metaphor, youth,
Form:
Rhyme
Night of Aurora
Night of Aurora
Dance of Life -
Night of Aurora before the midnight sun,
Before the polar threshold of the daystar,
As Aurora’s swirling spirals flicker
In winsome purple-green electric flashes,
Dappled spectral neon scarves
From nighttide’s celestial dust,
Dance of barefoot...
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Categories:
pavilions, light, sky, winter,
Form:
Free verse
Welcome To Blood City
That day
Concrete skies
Sang siren harmony
The metal spear upsurge pierced the clouds
That rain with crimson dust
Down poured catastrophe,
Fire charred the steel and brickwork graves
In their unfeasibly twisted sprawl.
And those people,
Their flesh
Rag doll ripped
In splayed defile of...
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Categories:
pavilions, death, history, life, philosophy, social,
Form:
Blank verse
The Royal the Regal Vs the Poet's Own Realm
Of
splendid
thrones of
gold
Of
treasures
manifold
Of Sultans
and Shahs
Of Emirs
and Rajahs
Of
jewelled
caskets
or lavish
banquets
Of
sparkling
crowns
and
flowing
gowns
Of kings
and queens
Rulers and
emperors
Of their
subservient
stewards
and
obedient
butlers
Or the
servile
knaves...
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Categories:
pavilions, poetess, poetry, poets, song,
Form:
Chant Royal
The Peripheries of Love
The Peripheries of Love
by Michael R. Burch
Through waning afternoons we glide
the watery peripheries of love.
A silence, a quietude falls.
Above us—the sagging pavilions of clouds.
Below us—rough pebbles slowly worn smooth
grate in the gentle turbulence
of yesterday’s forgotten...
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Categories:
pavilions, allegory, allusion, analogy, boat, desire, divorce, heartbreak,
Form:
Free verse
My Soul To My Master I Owe
I have lived for eons through time and space
Toiled and traveled through all my days
From the warm golden temple of the sun
To the white granite pavilions of the moon
I have hung among distant blazing stars...
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Categories:
pavilions, devotion, faith, inspirationallight, light, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Parvilion
Where dares the pavilion stand?
Some Sweet opium desires fire my dreams...
And vacant empires long loss, passing pyres rise
High through ancient desires, they linger.
My thoughts are drifting here to there nowhere
back when...
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Categories:
pavilions, adventure, allegory, allusion, analogy, art, beautiful, beauty,
Form:
Free verse
I Love Me
My mind is made of dirty mud dipped deep down inside an ancient tin mine
My perspective is almost always skewed upright, uptight with airy sculpted foresight
My opinion is of no consequence to ants, rats and...
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Categories:
pavilions, age, love, perspective,
Form:
Free verse