Ordinaire Poems | Examples


Premium MemberJane-By-Pebble-Beach: -2-

Clint's an iffy fellow, tis prestige vs the ordinaire, my dear plain Jane--hmm, partially accommodating. 

Methinks you're a drop-off, my dear, picture a car dropping you off curbside while he goes looking for a fictitious parking space, but a gentleman he is uses the factual context of the 11th hour--OPS you to HAIL me.

I gather Mr. Eastwood was gifted said ticket, ... that I am guessing you so happened to be in pysical possession.

How did you know that? That would pleasure him of not being a CAD!

I forgot that you're like some madda carrie.

Mother who? You mean that Mother Teresa (rising popularity 1979).

No, that German one.

A German Mother Teresa? Was she young Adolph's school teacher.

Oh forget it! [LATER: she reveals "Mata Hari']" 

Did he you call you and tell you, or are you playing Holmes?

Doc--tor 'tis Clint's gift?

Yes, but-- ... --wait ... it must be somebody of importance ... yes, but who?

 Hehehe! It would be very rich for me, if I saw a glimpse of your face at this relevant juncture-------was I your suggested choice? 


 ... Yes, Oh my? You're scary!
Categories: ordinaire, friendship,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberSlipping Out of a Sandwich

Two holidays extraordinary
    bookend a day - simple, ordinary
  How is that unfortunate day viewed
    sandwiched between the other two

  Well, strange as it may seem
    and believe me, this is no dream
  That simple day, upon further reflection
    has the advantage of science-based refraction

  Picture each holiday as a separate painting
    each one glorious, majestic, self-sustaining 
  Then give a two-sided mirror to our 'Day Ordinaire'
    Voila! ~ Now, which of the three days is 'Extraordinaire'
Categories: ordinaire, beautiful, holiday, identity, imagination,
Form: Couplet


Premium MemberI

*Image of Compasses by Pixabay.

I

I layeth within walled morals of enduring convictions to coexist and be,
          
          A delicate breath of precious life to self-assess being,
     Serendipitously, I ascend in wonderment, fully aware, 

Into the dawn, I hoped to perceive being ordinaire,

          Challenges made the zest of life be gains,
     Charms ardor of will, fortitude, justifies presence,

Fairly placed in the room of amassed commonality,

          Memorable loves, and losses, that made me,
     Well measured, oft maintained, visions persist,

I layeth within walled morals of enduring convictions to coexist and be.

2019 September 27
*2nd Place*
Story of my life in ten lines
~~Silent One: Judged 2019 October 04
Categories: ordinaire, happiness, health, imagery, inspiration,
Form: Narrative

Premium MemberLovers With a Star Cover

Lovers with a Star Cover


I'd love to see a shimmering you, 
With a sheet draping your generous thighs!
A colossal glass of vin ordinarie,
Mirroring a glittering, starry, stupendous sky.

We'd both be overcome with jubilance,
You sip that vin ordinaire with naughty eyes
Both of us drawn to each other, yes,
By a silent, all consuming, love-tide! 


Panagiota Romios
4/6/2019
Categories: ordinaire, fantasy, love,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberDesires

to
    speak
the barest
        whisper
in
sweet
and easy words.
..short.
to the point
pungent
with
a
purpose..
so
    ordinaire
Categories: ordinaire, desire,
Form: Verse


Butterflies

Butterflies dance in mid air
Watch them you'll see them twirl,
And swirl.
There's two, some times three which makes this
So far from ordinaire.
Nothing can compare
As the wind helps the butterflies whirl.
Butterflies dance in mid air
Watch them you'll see them twirl
As they go through our thorough fares of flowers With flair.
Watch how they pirl.
This is so much fun girl.
I never was even aware
That butterflies dance in mid air.
Categories: ordinaire, appreciation, art, beauty, butterfly,
Form: Roundel

Premium MemberWaiting For My Girlfriend

My girlfriend decides what to wear
The dress she wore had a tear
She ran up the stairs
To change into something ordinaire
For the country fair
Categories: ordinaire, girlfriend,
Form: Rhyme

Golden Calf

A Golden Calf came through our old town for people to worship whether deft or daft.

If anyone impedes this Olympian flame in disporting procession coming from this flawed 

home (like all ours) of demos kratos - Greece will save itself if it be true to 'people 

power' that now has a spring in its not always athletic step, gamy leg they will be 

game, a terrorist to to types of boot, receiving their (in) just desserts if they spoil (be 

fair) many people's pleasure. It will be an arresting scene for we vin ordinaire to drink 

in the sights  of champagne wasting sporty types, Olympic worthies, 'celebrities', 

politicos like bouncy Boris in his and their special Soviet fast lanes that no war or civil 

hero just 'sporting' ones will ride in this four times over budget shindig that we 

taxpayers of the world, mainly this faire isle will gladly pay for them to play knowing 

that they shaft us every day yet cannot they take our souls from us whether we are 

                   believers or no - each our very selves will truly show.
Categories: ordinaire, sports,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberEkphrasis Making An Impression

THE BOOKWORM van gogh
l'rlesienne,book readng dame
a hobby,name linked with fame
LA FOLIE  manet
from front+near,a double take
ELLEN degas
dans un cafe thinking of tonights play
CAMILLE monet
his model extra ordinaire
with muse,none could compare
NINI renoir
nini,model from Montmartre
a pose from la loge,makes his art
MARIE gaugin
his landlady in situ
at the inn la poldu


see my related 
cartoons@www.impressionisticlook.blogspot.com
Categories: ordinaire, art
Form: Ekphrasis
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