Long Recovers Poems

Long Recovers Poems. Below are the most popular long Recovers by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Recovers poems by poem length and keyword.


Premium Member Queen Elizabeth I

Queen Elizabeth I

A ll things are as it may, beckons a queendom of two faiths,
B orrowed Boleyn's "B" blue brocade the better choice made,
C ancer claims the spring, agrees with the passage of her sister,
D elves to part the heavens anew throne, amidst assassins, lurking
E ffervescent Elizabeth surrenders calmly a surreal destiny,
F orward justice by the will of grace, and a whimsical gestured cloaked puddle
G reat be her ascension not quiet to title claimed by Mary,
H eretics purged sweetly returns, catholicism stands down
I n a realm of stories a chapter freshens a protestant queen
J oyfulness echoes chambered walls, as a parley of power slithers
K ing bequeathed in a woman's dress, as a pence-less nation recovers
L ustrous gems befall righteously, as Spanish gold doubloons are pirated
M en neath ruffles maneuvering positions placates a capricious court
N orfolk his grace whose days are numbered for treason, pride begs none
O nly wisdom and loyalty keep heads secured, within a fickled court
P alace breeds a treacherous bedfellow, proffers an end worse than death
Q ueen banished him to seclusion as a fading insignificant consequence,
R ewards Drake, Raleigh and others from a grateful empire as her saviors
S aves her empire whilst arrogant Philip of Spain loses his in humility,
T enders Raleigh to his Virginia pretense in her name,
U nsettling execution of Mary Queen Of Scots, in harm's way, opens floodgates
V ersed in archery and horseback riding ascertains her birthright,
W ell endowed in the role of the sciences versus human endeavors,
X enial role model for women, mirrors removal tames loose tongues
Y ields to her title as the Virgin Queen, as her treasury is restored by the West
Z eal was her marriage to England, strengthen via the bogs of Ireland

2020 February 07     

*1st Place*

ABECEDARIAN CONTEST
~~Caren Krutsinger

*Honorable Mention*

STRAND SELECT G any form,any theme
~~Brian Strand


Matilda

the town awakes to someone yelling, "save yourselves you fools",

with sleepy eyes I wake to see, some wild stampeding mules.

the cowboys with their lassos, face a growing windy gust,

appear as riding puppets, caught inside a maze of dust.

soon the town recovers, as the carnival arrives,

people seem amazed, to see the expert throw his knives.

caught inside the melee, I have searched to find my way,

back again to watch in awe, the dancers at the cabaret.

Matilda leads the chorus line, she smiles in my direction,

her movements hold me spellbound, as she moves in pure perfection.

I picture her and I, back at the ranch in midnight rapture,

If only her attention, I could find a way to capture.

back to the long and arduous road, I have yet to tread and travel,

until the mystery of my life, has finally seen to ripen and unravel.

when it’s been done, when my life will no longer seem so grey,

on Matilda I will call, and hope she sees that I’ll no longer go astray.

we’ll raise some kids, on Blue Ridge mountains far from town,

where no one talks behind our back, where no one there will put us down.

yes she’s a dancer, in the noisy, smoky, riotous cabaret,

but in my heart, she’s just an angel I would love to take away.

take her to another world, where she can spread her wings and fly,

into my arms and hold me tight, and be together ‘till we die.
Form: Verse

Breath of Life

Many believe that life is casual,
                      there is no breath of life
                      They do not understand that the casual,
                      is causal and intentional ...
                      It is an ordering of the creative Father ...
                      For him, there is no coincidence,
                      impossibility and chance ...
                      there is no spontaneous generation,
                      nil is boom ... zero loose or
                      wandering through space, because
                      no link is lost.
                      No links yet
                      broken  chain...
                      Everything recovers when you rejoin
                       to the creator ...
                       It is not science,
                       is cosmic consciousness ...
                       all is quite simple,
                       all is wonderful,
                       all simply divine as the
                       breath of life

Premium Member A Cog In the Machine

A mere civil clerk, in his fifties; tall and bent,
Leading a calm life, with none any argument; 
Albert Camus, in his well-known novel, the Plague, 
Makes Joseph Grand, hero; though, visibly, seems vague...!

He could not succeed earning a decent income,
His conflicts with his wife, he could not overcome;
Thought of inconsequential nature filled his head,
Much were his complexes; he could not go-ahead...!

Strange plague breaks out in the tranquil town of Oran.
Brings great glories to degradation thereupon;
Not paying much thought to these, Joseph just exists,
Musing on his writing, un-begun, he turns; twists...!

When floods of plight start flowing above neck-level,
And smells of plague turn into scents of death-devil;
When kith of dead start rushing to register names,
Grand feels the zeitgeist as though moving toward flames...!

Foreseeing, with common sense, events that could dawn,
Joseph involves; and strategically moves on;
He maintains perfect records of the affected,
Service of doctors, hence, proceeds as they expected...!

He falls victim in this process of his service,
He recovers; though bodily weak, not nervous;
It does, no doubt, owe his stupendous faithfulness,
Oran, in its curing process, gains great progress...!

Though, till then, Joseph Grand thought his worth was nothing (?)
He understood, even a cog, means everything;
This thought, though did not create in him egotism,
No doubt, had sown in him, good seeds of altruism...!!!


26 April 2022
Pick-A-Title, Vol 30 - Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Edward Ibeh
Enter Contest
Form: Rhyme

BY THE SEA


        



      I admire the clouds that pass by...
           Myriad of rocks below,
         the gray landscape touched...
      Above all the space, white flakes
              all the height...
         The Water, the colors around
            move on the shores...
            Blue, green and white sway
             in foam in the sun...
          Everything recovers after
         apparent loss... everything
               matters in nature...
                Even we, matter
         because every day we happen
           while everything happens,
                 in rare beauty...!


Thrice Denied

Searching through the forest,
  chasing dreams your sleep abandoned

And losing yourself in the mindless 
  spatial distance 

You play two handed poker
  with the devil of the night

The Prince holding only one card,
  as you gamble it all…

Forever promising: 
 “This hand will be your ticket out”

He relays his wagered truth,
  with a baton of shattered tears

But time recovers,
  the present firing upon the night

Hitting it at last dead center,
  the debris now quicksand

Drowning the last excuse
  of your bloodless past refusals

Salvation now in full retreat,
  —all exits thrice denied

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2017)

Distressed Village, Lamenting Nature


Hamlet developed in stillness, stillness torn by warfare, 
Warfare ricochets through jungles, jungles drop their brilliance, 
Brilliance once lit the skies, skies now propagate blur, 
Blur cries hangout the basin, basin bewails inside.

Inside the aggrieved acreage, acreage naked of its emerald, 
Emerald fields turned to debris, debris wound the prospect, 
Prospect of broken streams, streams dry and bare, 
Bare mounts stand as spectators, spectators of desolation.

Desolation mists the firmament, firmament once peaceful and azure, 
Azure dreams now are devastated, devastated hopes fictitious, 
Fictitious peace feels gone, gone by the fire, 
Fire of unending animosity, animosity leaves its tag.

Tag engraved in regret, regret pigments the terrain, 
Terrain longs for rebirth, rebirth seeks renaissance, 
Renaissance of mild restoration, restoration calls for nimble, 
Nimble shall patch the village, village recovers its picture.

Poem by Mugisho N. T

Premium Member Taking Bare of Yourself

Taking Bare of Your Self

Reflecting on the silent moments when the Self absorbs itself
Tim is called preposterous a villain and contentious narcissist

He looks into the mirror ponders on ponds of accusations
Yet hurts no others rejects a portion of what he recovers

No aggression no hurting others no transgressions he simply
Choses to take a good honest look at the prism of his meaning

The surface surges with a splatter as he views beyond the
Grimace of distortion salvages and abandons faulty grins

In the nude he dives into the wrinkled waters of salty tears
Mediates in breathless meditation sheds weight and anger

Takes care of his truth at the bottom of uncertain sediments
Strips groundless fearsome fathom fragments and thus retrieves

Bystanders do not like that he appears to be marvelling when
He only begs to differ from others and himself before he rises

Dissents consents dissolves ambivalence does not retaliate
False censorship of crowds that cannot will not wish to see

When onlookers label in projection and throw a stone he catches
What matters to him and walks away with kindness towards himself

20th July 2018

Poet Enchanted By the Sea

I admire clouds that pass by...
                    Myriad of stones below,
                    pristine gray landscape...
                    Above all space, white flakes
                    all high...
                    The water, the colors around
                    move to the margins...
                    Blue balance,
                    the green and the white
                    in foams in the sun...
                    It recovers everything after
                    apparent loss... everything
                    matters in nature...
                    Even us, we matter
                     because every day we happen
                    while everything happens,
                     in rare beauty...!

Premium Member When Resisting Danger

My GreenLeft side
resists AngryYang
win/lose competing AngloPowers
for making money 
commodified
secularized MonoTheistic
world conquering views

Supporting GodGiven economic rights
to colonize sinners,
more easily divided
from the AnthroHerd
when not white
not straight
not male

While my RedRight inside
recovers from ancient wounds,
frightened
angry
disappointed
sacred sad absence
of Holy Yintegral spirits
of Win/Win cooperative
EarthTribe co-investments

In
By
Through
Of
From
Sacred ecological nurturing
pan-sensory
bicameral co-passion

Liberally nurturing AnthroWealthy love
consuming Earth-healing conservation values
co-arising Spring's healthy newborn 
reborn life

Like sunlight above
is to Earth dust
lust
must
bust
crust below

LeftGreen consciousness
of previous peak experiences

Rooted in regenerative
sacred
supernatural is also spiritual subliminal
inter-religious multicultural 
outside undomesticated family values

Opening green/red 
ultra-nonviolet positive,
unless disvalues
or misvalues

Are not not unvalues
unconscious
unknown
unloved
uncherished
ungifted
undivine
not humane,
unbecoming

To my emergent GreenLeft side
sense of healthy EarthTribe 
indigenous integral balance

Resisting AngryYang
win/lose competing WhitePowers
for making money commodified
secularized MonoTheistic
world views

Excluding synergy's PanenTheistic
EarthCare opportunities
for compassionate
therapeutic communication.

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace