Long Symphonies Poems

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Premium Member The world wavers between chaos and coherence, a paradox I deeply embrace

The world wavers between chaos and coherence, a paradox I deeply embrace,
I question the architecture of destiny—does it sculpt us, or do we shape it with trembling hands?
Doubt floats like mist over the river, but the current beneath is relentless and determined,
I've seen ruins blooming with wildflowers, silence birthing symphonies from the depths.
I hesitate, analyze, yet I step forward, for I cannot ignore the calling,
Even skepticism cannot deny the silent insistence of flourishing possibility,
Each step an echo of doubt and hope that keeps me in a fragile balance,
A journey weaving fragility with strength, darkness with the first light.
I balance my steps on the thin line of uncertainty surrounding me,
Where ruins become canvases for flowers and symphonies arise from deep silence,
I wonder if we are sculptures of fate or artists of our own ever-changing destiny,
But I continue to move, to dream, to believe in the possibility that whispers beneath doubt.
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.


PALEO POLARITY

  
hands rapturously slashing satori, bang !
light droplets filter down, bats brushing skin 
to fly knowingly low, then water gushed
through cracks, bring —
snakes, spiders, scorpions across our toes
stones spoke in singular sighs as 
golden orb set in whirlwinds high
velvet night descends, opposites attract
poles swing — >

cave was nowhere, yet everywhere 
Mozart symphonies were future 
shadows written on our vacant palms
 to sojourn with Harry the Strandloper 
was unspoken song by GRACIOUS ALL 
for beloved paleo pole points, Call ! 
Khoisan shores we tread profoundly 
adorned with seashell bracelets 
before on red concert seats to 
sit enraptured, opposites horned 

no thoughts tornadoed continents waiting
our ignited centres spaced dichotomy 
unnamed species inhabited surrounds
we knew not of wisdom pounds
crystal shafts in dimness protected
our irises reflecting stalactite,
dolomite, Dynamite !
anchovy offering themselves
 for hunger appeased
white-black apart yet fulcrum starts

we were Power of One in two
~ seasons our compass 
naked emperor with empress embraced
celebration, protection or 
fool interventions unknown 
variables, not yet defined 

contrary poles merging with heather 
whispering as copper painted patterns 
etheric on grotto’s sotto ~
voices faraway clamped our knees
 it was future shackles of Bastille 
through time tunnels terrible 
vacant minds a pair to stare
simply sky, earth, two lode stars as one 
wolves, bears, squirrel frequencies 
to dare a similar stare !

womb then lustily grew —
berries, tubers fat ripe
nipples started leaking, crows cackled
she was born in running river, pinking water 
cord to trout we fed, who offered us  
their firm flesh in turn
clouds melted into navel smooth 
moon our compass soon enabled
cavern walls slapping spring to bring

spirit expanded fontanelle 
winds chiming bells
hammer forged to chop stone found
swallows still equalled fellow tribes  
harmonious cynosures more inscribed 

my eyes drew out his to flush awake
nostrils flared flaked, two at stake
slowly malachite dragons dissolved
paleo quintessences evolved 
swinging space-time into now 
once more polarity’s 
sublime ~ 


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3rd Placement: Premier Contest 
Rob Carmack: July 26

Heart String Sorrows

Heart String Sorrows

Sadness pulls my heart strings
with a bow of rosin’d guilt,
tear drops stain the notes upon the page

Sorrowed cello whispers
of a soundless worry wilt,
harmonies distort beyond the stage

Out of tune concertos
midst excessive cymbals blare,
steady as the beat of gathered pain

Broken mirror rhythms
sit within the favored chair,
misery in musical refrain

Violin’d distractions
cried in melodies so thin,
echo in performed apologies

A cappella opus,
 as a prelude to the hymn,
played by melancholy symphonies

Good night Soupers
Form: Rhyme

Anticipating Aquarius

behind the invisible and locked door Akashic records are re-
corded and monitored (lizards and limbic systems leak fluids) 
as druids sacrifice their lives for the harvest and hum…

the swelling cities ramble and babble
beneath sagging and aging wires
disintegrating and integrating 
into the impalpable web…boiling brains…

blackness eats mouths growing cancer
as the king’s atomic crown blinds all…

the owl recognizes a voice in the orderly wilder-
ness…the first flakes of snow descend…electric hell glows…

all citizens know and obey the silent titles and epitaphs
etched into our stony silence stabilizing foundations of reality…

the texture of madness caresses my psyche
my eyes envision scythes and scathing words…

…caustic causations eat reason out of my tongue… (who are you?) whispers the auto-
mated unconscious answering silhouettes with symphonies…the negative is the final
answer…contracts contract and species sizzle beneath the riddle penetrating the o-
zone…
© Alex Roth  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Pursuing Poetic Polyphony

Applauding an Acrostic Aria
Bopping to a Ballade Ballet and Blank verse Berceuse
Clapping to a Cinquain Cantata and Couplet Chorale
Dancing to a Dizain Duet
Exalting in Etheree Etudes and Elegy Ensembles
Frolicking to Free verse Folk songs and Footle Foxtrots
Galavanting to Ghazal Gavottes
Humming harmonies to a Haiku Hip Hop
Inhaling Italian sonnet Instrumentals
Jiving to a Jueje Jig
Keeping time to a Kyrielle Khaliji*
Lolling to a Limerick Lullaby
Marching to a Monorhyme Minuet
Napping to a Narrative Nocturne
Ovations for an Ottava Rima Overture and Ode Opera
Praising a Pantoum Polonaise
Quieting my quarters with a Quatrain Quadrille
Rollicking to Rondeau Rondos and Rhyme Royal Rhapsodies
Singing to Sonnet Sonatas and Sapphic Stanza Symphonies
Tapping toes to a Triolet Trio and a Tanka Tango
Unwinding to an Urban Sonnet Unison
Vocalizing a Villanelle Villanella
Whistling with a Waltz Wave Waltz
eXulting in Yaltos and Zikets

// Lines consist of a verb, a poetry form, and a musical form //

*Khaliji = modern contemporary music of Central and Eastern Arabia
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Black Noise In Her Mind

I know her so well she came long ago to visit my being we share beauty and

bedlam boudoir and kindest of spirits as she walks like a cat woman hears like

a bat feeds birds quietly and soothes thunder’s volcano howls with the wolves


Klimt’s Kiss Vermeer’s Girl With A Pearl Earring Botticelli’s Venus Degas’s Dancer

In Repose Fedro’s Much Better With Age she absorbs pastels and paint strokes on

symphonies’ canvas so many facets big bangs and roaring giggling convulsions

Woman Laughing from Goya’s dark paintings a Broken Column like Kahlo’s when 

some Munch’s Scream invades and infests silence deep inside her beautiful skull


Voices shout from profuse directions focus condense and refract confront tease 

torment disagree and interfere with calm serene serenades when a few notes 

tender chords and accord vanish into cacophonies misleading the song


I know her so well admire her resilience and how she copes with the noise the 

disruption the ballet of so many different views pandemonious clangour onslaught

of turmoil while she appears calm on the surface orchestrates quiet composure


How she holds it all together I cannot nearly fathom with all jumbling distance

close to distortion and yet so far from my innocent mind but My Venus Of Milo 

taught me so much most of all and over above that imperfection is a wonderful 

gift to respect share with my soulmate and lover and is sound and complete


Revised and changed title 27th May 2018

Crashing Waves

My Head is pounding,
Static noise surrounding,
Everything  I see.
Like Horns sounding,
Symphonies of energies,
Rippling through eternity.
Waves of the Choppy Seas,
Having their way with me.
Thrashing and crashing about,
Trying to scream,
No sound comes out.
Drowned out,
Splashing about,
Outside motion,
Creating a commotion.
Invoking the emotion,
Trapped in the ocean.
That keeps growing,
Throwing me,
Into a state,
I can't relate.
I don't think straight,
Embracing my fate,
Sitting, listening I wait,
Head pounding away,
The static of crashing waves,
Digging up Graves,
Burried within brainwaves .

Premium Member Body and Spirit

In this world, I struggle to dance
But in my heart, with joy I prance.
With soaring heights of jubilation
My love for God, transcends this station.

In this body, I strive to sing
But in my spirit, grand anthems ring.
With rapturous power and harmony
I wail with ecstatic shouts of glee.

In this mind, I long to compose
But in God's love, epic symphonies rose.
With unearthly complexity and renown
I hear angel choirs and heavenly sound.

With this hand, I yearn to write
But in faith, I pen new perfect delights.
Completely delivered from carnal bounds
My hands are His, where no limits are found.

With this life, I wait until we are together
But in death, I will rush in where love is untethered.
Perfection achieved, when in heaven I'll rise
My hurts, every tear will be wiped from my eyes.

With this faith, my hope and future rest
But in Paradise, knowing and known is blessed.
Home at last, I will run streets of gold
I will race to Jesus, and loved ones to hold.
© Tom Valles  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Leaf in the Woods

A Leaf in the Woods 8-6-26
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A Leaf in the Woods

From high above the quiet forest floor
I see the memoirs of the summers passed
Frost eaten veins reveal forevermore
The remnants of a supple life’s repast.

The leaves of maples, umber oak and birch,
Here blend into a testament of life
Prophets gone, tell of once gloried church,
Their voices speak of icy winter’s strife.

Yet I still drink the saps of summer dreams
When galaxies spin through each solstice night
Their symphonies lament the lost moonbeams
Remembering their souls through forest light.

And, when for me this summer passes by
I pray my life to grace will testify.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Have You Ever

Have you ever exclaimed,  my friend:

" How beautiful life is? "

When...

You gave your first kiss to your beloved?

You married your sweetheart?

You took in your arms your firstborn?

You had your great success in life?

Or

You admired the beauty of nature?

You scent the aroma of a flower?

You enjoyed one of Beethoven's  symphonies?

You cried while listening to an opera?

You saw your most cherished dream come true?


If

You ever have uttered these four words, my 

Fellow mortal,

No matter what was the reason that made you do so,

Then

Without fail you have justified:

All impediments,

All grief

All suffering, 

All agony, and
 
All pain

That

Life has put in your way since the day 

You were born!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
      27 June 2021

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