Long Word play Poems

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Premium Member Rhetoric Poetics In Process

a discourse     we done
  ornamted speech
    eloquent oratory aloud
seminal ideas
in pillars of poetics

a dialogue     delivered
     feelings aroused
         from slumber
by symmetries of sequences
soliloquised

persuasion     intertwined in poesy
       perceptions personified
       arrayed&adorned
       in audible orations
       of
          experimental sound&
                                         sense
freewheeling
       sensable
          becoming sententious
           loose language codified
yet
   open ended
                   figures of speech
                   of arrested moments
denotative&
           syntactical of
            preliterate tradition
solo
    but
        not self conscious
or
     self orientated

words freed
             to float  &   hover&
              find a home
a random place        to rest
a refuge       for letter
                       sound-images
to
   stimulate a reply
Form: Verse


Premium Member Words

The power of the spoken word,
Can cure or it can kill.
It's up to you who wields the sword,
To use it as you will,

Defending those attacked by words,
Or helping to bring down.
The word can be a weapon Friend,
Or see that wounds are bound.

A two edged sword will swing both ways,
To bring down friend or foe,
And once it's set in motion,
There's no telling where it goes.

We can but stand and watch the waves,
Of wrath that it will bring,
And hope that soon the squall is spent,
And learn from what we've seen;

But if we use it wisely,
The word can be a balm,
To bind up wounds quite nicely,
And bring the heart a song.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Emagi Carroll Jabberwocky

LEWIS CARROLL ' JABBERWOCKY' from thru the looking glass

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Form: Shape

Premium Member Enjoy the Ride 'Part 1'

Poetic and not lyrical, that's the circle of life and it's not spherical
Round and round and round it goes but the stop is one that no one knows
It's up and down and in and out, self confidence tinged with self doubt
It's fallin' in and fallin' out, line up to see what it's all about 
Just to find out that it's not empirical

Now when I set out to plot life's course, I bet on ev'ry pretty horse
And, of course, they bucked and bridled 
Til I found the seat of knowledge, intolerance and college 
Was where I could not find it with both hands

So I hit the road and pondered and I jumped up and I wandered
Til I found the winding road leads not into the promised land

I sat down to enjoy a meal of humble pie and cock-eyed crow
Stuck my dampened finger in the air to find an ill wind's bound to blow
And show what we all come to know, that when it comes your time to go
You still won't understand

Whether linear or peripatetic, circumspect or sympathetic
Lyrical and/or poetic, your line is fine if it's kinetic
Stasis is a work of art, but what moves in somebody's heart
Is what it took to make the part that got you where you are

That doesn't mean to rest assured, cause what ails you is someone's cure
Your vision's clear, the lines are blurred
So strike out boldly undeterred, knowing that it's just a word
That got you where you are

It's not the end that turns the herd, cause what it is often overheard 
Is often under wrought
It's overdone and underthought, underwhelming, overbought
It did catch on but now it's caught up in its own undoing

Premium Member Freed Verse Concretely

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Form: Imagism


Premium Member Buoyant

Here by the buoy
 Buoy in deep sea
   Sea with salt air
    Air that must come...


Come let us go
 Go somewhere far
   Far from this place
     Place beyond time...


Time to just be
  Be what we are
    Are not mere stuff
     Stuff with no sense...


Sense out of sync
 Sync lost in blurs
   Blurs that now swirl
    Swirl in mad storm...


Storm that flings dust
  Dust that wears breath
    Breath in a choke 
     Choke that frees zest...


Zest in a take
 Take what lives here
   Here on the verge
     Verge of word play...


Play with fond ease
  Ease that speaks well
    Well to a fault
      Fault that feels right...


Right to sculpt think
  Think to purge tense
   Tense on the brink
     Brink of odd verse...


Verse that sings out
 Out of the void
   Void that primes seed
     Seed for the dawn...


Dawn comes with light
 Light to see things
   Things of a sort
     Sort brand new flair...


Flair of a soul
 Soul in a heart
   Heart wears a mind
     Mind in quicksand...




Leon Enriquez
01 October 2014
Singapore

When Worlds Collide

11/17/19
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Don't  drink and drive
Going to strive
Thrive
And survive

As I arrive
On time

Don't matter if we do or don't jive
There are always those that connive
And deprive
Trying to cause your dive

Off of it, they get a rise
Spreading lies
Attempting to bribe
Out to bring about your demise
It's no surprise
What you are doing is far from wise
Putting all B.S aside
You'll see what happens, when worlds collide



You are or aren't a part of the hive
Or tribe

Stocking up on supplies
Occasionally reading the classifieds

What was once dark, now shines
With a focused mind
I'm feeling fine and revitalized
Got my eyes opened wide on the prize
Ready to climb
And embrace the grind
In order to help me and mine

Looked up to a stormy sky
Saw a sign
When the planets aligned
I knew my time was nigh

Eventually I'll have died
Knowing I tried
To help life, each and every kind
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Falling From Words

Although I don’t always have words
True words, colored in rich and vibrant
Adjectives – adverbs so strong
They seem heavy like darkness

I do have hope
Hope for the verse and 
Hope for the vison
Hope for the feelings
And the wisdoms

I have faith in the many stardust moments
Sprinkled with glittery passion
Peppered with intimacy and inspiration
Prose that hunger for the empty page
The gifted pen and graceful hand
Of some writer whose words spell
Insight and enlightenment

I have love that grows more alive every day
Whispering notes of songs
Lingering on my mind
Replaying words and verses
Lyrics both warm and wise
Wistful like a soft tune

Laughing lights break
Through the skies in amber
And tangerine dreams
Friendly like a wink
And kind as wishes for peace

Words penetrate the days
With psalms and praise
Prayers drift through the 
Heavens, grateful and gracious
Like a dewdrop or rainy thought
Leaving affectionate blessings
Across the senses, tingling

I crave the art of words who
Play with one another 
Like children seeking a playmate
And I continue to play
With the nouns and verbs
The story is told in breaths 
Of silence that comes when the tale
Is most masterfully written
Across the senses, like scriptures
Visiting the naked impression
A sigh on the intellect
Revealing a mind who knows
The art of words in poetry and prose

Never stop playing with words
They reveal the touch of hope
In every new dawn
A light that sings a song
On the edge of the sun
Lemony yellow solos
Reaching across the yearnings
Of a life who keeps trying

Sing love through the lines
Who fall from the words








What Makes You Sigh
Chantelle Anne Cooke
July 11, 2021

Just Don'T Know

5/9/17

I don't know how we originated
I don't know how it all was created

On such subjects, folks are fascinated
Or getting nauseated(irritated)

I don't know how long I'll be here
I don't know if the end is near

People seem to believe
Respectfully disagree
Or remain naïve

It's all becoming peculiar
I don't know if I can speak any truer
I don't know the future
I don't know all the evildoers

Civilizations made by humans
Now ruins
With conclusion
There is still so much that has yet to be proven

I don't know how it all came to be
I don't know, but wouldn't be surprised if others felt different or the same as me

By: Dalton Ogletree
Form: Rhyme

You!

An old herdsman said to his son
when one went astray,
untethered take note,
it just wandered away,
“You get my goat!”

A present pupil told the teacher
who the register was taking,
with such a serious cough,
the whole school was shaking,
“You tick me off!”

A bossy boyfriend informed his girl,
“We're going for a walk in the woods,”
but bitterly tired of being bossed,
she gave him the goods,
“You can get lost!”

The carpenter spoke to an apprentice,
yet, as his instruction received no thanks,
believed he was teaching a clown,
and, like sanding a pile of planks,
“You wear me down!”
Form: Rhyme

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