Long Pendant Poems

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Premium Member Kingfisher

"Look around and see how birds and animals disclose the secrets of self survival and display how their bodies are streamlined to excel in their art"- By Poet


In the twisting tangle of the mangrove
Where eye can’t see beyond leaves
Sits a kingfisher, very alert,
Without the smallest quirk or quiver.

Its wings are bluer than the blue skies,
And body brighter than the brightest gold.
It sits surveying intently the water, 
Flowing down the river.

With its sharp polaroid eyes
It spies the shoal of fish,
Darting up and down.

Measuring the distance
It makes a sudden move,
Diving into the water.

All we see is a flash of amber and blue,
And the water suddenly splashing up,
With a harsh clinking sound.
 
Sweeping down, the bird comes up, 
With a sloshing silver fish,
Dangling from its beak like an ornate pendant
And landing down on a dry twig.

The fish shuddering in its beak 
Is gulped down in no time,
Then it wheels away
To its accustomed cover in the mangrove
To preen its feathers and resume 
Its hunting game once again!

It sits there, this skilled angler,
Till the hilltops turn auburn, 
And the far -flung sky, stygian.
Then it flies back seeking its far away nest
In some sandy burrow or cavern.


Premium Member A Woman's Heart Is a Deep Ocean

I lived a true Romeo and Juliet experience,
meeting my love at the art gallery one winter day.
      I loved art and writing poetry,
             he liked to draw pictures.
      My family was considered poor,
he was educated, rich, a traveler of the world.
My life was mindless with no future until I met him.
            One evening he took me to a movie,
      and that movie is forever meaningful to me.
The next day he gave me a blue heart-shaped pendant.
            My very own heart of the sea,
      I still wear it as a memory.

He believed in making each day count,
oh, our first kiss-  he whispered, trust me.
      I felt like I was flying, 
             and he said, I will never let go.
Then one winter day he crashed his car through ice,
a thousand knife's stab my heart forever and ever.
            If he could talk to me,
      in that dying breath-  he would say,
promise me, you will never give up, no matter what.
            I call his name a thousand times in dreams,
      and our love will go on and on and on.
__________________________________
September 15, 2016

Poetry/Narrative/A Woman's Heart Is A Deep Ocean
Copyright Protected, ID 16-829-264-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.

The movie inspiration is Titanic

For the contest, Movie Mania- Romantic
sponsor, Nicola Byrne

Sixth Place
Form: Narrative

Premium Member His Amber Pendant

Dawn's light roused me from morning mist
Upon my breast, his amber pendant lies
Gently awakened when warmly kissed
as sunlight dapples across my sleepy eyes

Upon my breast, an amber pendant lies
I stand at my window in a whisp of a gown
as sunlight dapples across my sleepy eyes
I weep in fear that my heart may drown

I stand at my window in a whisp of a gown
feeling the sun's comfort in a loving embrace
I weep in fear that my heart may drown
Tears brush my cheeks as he touched my face

Feeling the sun's comfort in a loving embrace
Gently awakened when warmly kissed
Tears brush my cheeks as he touched my face
Dawn's light roused me from morning mist


^__________May 23rd, 2017___________^
Contest: Form P, sponsored by Broken Wings
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pantoum

Premium Member Blue

If there were none other but the shade of your eyes
Which mimics the sky on a morning
When every bird beats its wings to exhaustion
Trying to reach that periwinkle perfection above;
Were the only streak defining a rainbow's glory
To be the same as your favorite jeans, that embrace your curves with
A familiarity that only your closest friend dare use
Knowing how to bend the indigo denim deliciously;
If the seas lapped upon the shore in the exact shade of turquoise of the
Pendant that dances seductively in and out of the neckline of your favorite blouse
Creating the perfect high and low tide with your every slight catch of breath;
Then you would not only indwell me, our souls having become one,
But you would surround me, a blessing of blue as far as the eye could see.
Blue -- for a love more powerful than the ocean's unrelenting waves.
Blue -- for a love so all-encompassing yet ethereal that it rivals the very sky we exist beneath.
Blue -- for the streak in a rainbow and a promise from God of cherishing for eternity.
You are a treasure as rare as a blue moon, yet more beautiful and mysterious.
I am a humble pilgrim hoping to find gold but overwhelmed by the unexpected value of . . . Blue.

Premium Member Pearl of the Orient

Pearl of the Orient, 
the archipelagic goddess of the Sea,
beautiful as the Magindara,
who's siren song calls to me,

her soul is as rich and sweet,
as the chocolate hills of her bosom,
terraces act as stairways to her heart,
where she bleeds of Red Jasper,

her eyes are lustrous and alluring,
glowing like star lanterns and fireflies,
the North Star and Southern Cross,
to my astronavigation of clinquant skies,

she is kissed by the Sun and caressed by the Moon, 
forever cradled in an oceanic embrace, 
esteemed by the Earth, 
and as pure as the Sampaguita.

she is a pendant worn around the neck of our celestial body, 
resting nearest to the heart,
its most precious gem,
Pearl of the Orient.
Form: Other


Voided Diminuendo

Aye, this pavement now pale and old 
A flower once sprung of glistening gold
When melilot narrates me of time long before
These crevices on floor hides these unheed lore
But no vibrant sings over here merely a withered sedge
Once the hour I remember this our lovely
pledge
Beguiling is the pendant of love I carry so far
More ado of me to love you surpass the clouds and star
I listened on the voided diminuendo of song
And purple lethe came; told me I was never wrong
Told me this love is so beautifully painful 
And a lovers be sometimes wonderfully disdainful 
Aye, this Sycamore now languid and cold
A bough once sprung of glistening gold
© Raj KUMAR  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sapphire the Joyous Elixir

Sapphire elixir has formed herself into a beautiful gem,
relieving mental outbursts
repelling negative thought waves that could harm 
or inflict self-doubt of any kind

Sapphire properties transmutes negative thoughts
into light and happy ones.
Reaching for a dark navy stone in the form of a
pendant, ring or bracelet 
influences the wearer toward happy, light, joyful moods

Sapphire has been revered by the ancients, 
since the beginning of the beginning
known by the ones who know the heart's soul the best

Appreciated by those who can heal torn
Chakras, and those who can feel the earth's pain.
A magic elixir in the form of a gem that has the power
to transmute negative thought into positive healing

Healing for you, and healing for the earth.
Sapphire. The magic elixir toward great quantities of joy.

Premium Member Letter To My Mother

Dearest mother, Oh mother of mine
I’m constantly praying that you’re always fine
May God brings you the daily sunshine
Showering you abundantly with His Love-Divine

Although we live apart many miles away
I am always here thinking of you everyday
Through phone-calls, I always say I love you
I will never get tired saying it in my letter-poem, too

I am always missing your voice
Among video calls, you’re my number one choice
Three days without hearing from you makes me think
And turns me into a restless bear fidgeting up to the brink

You know that I’ve wanted to go back home for good
But that time, a law was strictly working on the road
Now that they will accept non-residential citizen
Soon I’ll be home for business and to be with you then

I just want to say again and again
Thanks a lot for being there in my joys and pains
You’re my inspiration, my everything- my main
You always value me as your golden flower polished by rain

I’ll hold you more precious than my gold pendant
To wear so close to my heart - in front
My love and desire to support you is a bottomless sea
All I want is to make your life very healthy and happy


April 22, 2023     8.15am

Letter To My Mother
Contest Judged:  5/16/2023 7:11:00 AM
Sponsored by: Anoucheka Gangabissoon
Place  3 (up to multi-4 and multi-HM w)
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
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Form: Rhyme

Bee's Kiss

In the morning dew
          redolent sounds 
                       of summer surround me 

In pendant blue
                I flaunt my splendour
eagerness cresting
                my desires peaking

He wonders around
                 charming the milieu
dressed in stripes and
                          an invincible air

Dashingly he comes to me
                    whispering sweet nothings
                             his music sonicates me
Enchanted I allow
               his mandibles to
                                  masticate me
I could feel his warmth
                     rubbing rhythmically
                                 all along my lobes

Then 
       he titillates open 
                               my softness
and sucks up the succus
          as I let him
                       relish my goodness
we enthuse in this moment	
                Of pure bliss
until he
              seeds me 

Feeling sated
                 I radiate in the risen sun
And let him flutter away 
                  to his flourishing fantasies

Quiet Rehabilitation From the Heart

i thought about leaving on a train
i thought about walking blindly in the rain
i thought about going somewhere where no one could find me
in the end it was your true love that would thankfully blind me

i thought about making you a casserole
i thought about making you filet of sole
i thought about taking you somewhere that you always dreamed of going
then you tell me that you will always be well travelled as long our love for each other is flowing

i thought about send you flowers special delivery
i thought about sending you a fancy thirst quencher from a distillery
i thought about expressing how your warm my heart with love that would accentuate the expressive beauty of each dimple
instead you took my left hand and said softly with a smile, 'keep it simple'

with that i say i love you as a small diamond pendant on your heart
you respond by kissing me with a quiet passion, simply saying with a smile, 'smart'
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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