Orr Poems | Examples


Premium Member Between the lines above the shores

Between the lines above the shores silence grows flooding the bayou taking moss from tall hollow branches as driftwood falls to the ground splash empty Orr the balance beneath hidden gems catered to beyond what is seen and what is not seen while the tropical breeze frolic about nature's coastline beside the bay while inland moves to a different drum racing to board walks river rafters through beach erosion mastering the sense of being safe crystal springs rushes by and by while rain scatters across the sky clouds burst the sun peeking through in a distance dancing on the greenery the warm tides rises hugging the soft shores

Ishq

Kehte hai khubsurat hoti hai mahobbat 
Koi hamse pucho jab yahi dede dard 
Us dard ko ham aasu ban bahate hai
Ham tumse orr ishq kar jate hai
Socha khatam kar dege sabkuch 
Par fir tumko hi niharte hai
Na dikho tum to pareshan ho jate hai
Tumhare zikra se hi ham khil jate hai 
Chahte hai saath tumhara par chah kar bhi kuch kar na pate he 
Ham tumse har roz ishq kar jate hai

Premium Member The Sacred Meow Society

They, born of rich blood 
are as humble as alley cats 
Royal patriots of the most Sacred Order 
they are Feline's from the 
Golden Temple Of Orr:  
They are always ready to be at your service  
They belong to the Sacred Meow Society . 
Tell me about them.


Premium Member What the Planet Needs More Of

The planet doesn't need more successful people
it needs peacemakers, healers, restorers,
storytellers and lovers of every kind
It needs people who live well in their places
people of moral courage willing to join the fight 
to make the world, habitable and humane
Qualities that have little to do with success
 as we have defined it to be. 
?? David W. Orr, Eco Literacy

Eye To Eye

Eye to eye
Thoughts were expressed within
Eye to eye
Many imprompto words expressed
Like a warm water pressed
Beneath the sea
Stretch the conversation tea
And found a disaster
Within the eye faster
Age was the barrier
Orr a thought was the warrior
But like a mirror
Its peirced the eye err
Like red blood appears
And real idea dissapears!!!!!!

Life Restated

I saw a teenager on the 42 bus, 
An older teenager, tall and thin, 
He boarded a few stops after me, 
And i thought i knew his journey in. 

He looked like a CS student, 
As i had been in my older teens, 
Or at least an engineer, long hair, 
For programming he had beans. 

The bus ended up at King’s Buildings, 
And passed the university’s central block, 
So i guessed he was going into the lab, 
The computer lab where he would dock. 

That journey time in the long evening, 
Was so peaceful and dynamic most times, 
That I could reflect to rhyme, consider, 
The meaning of life, freedom and signs. 

He took his jacket off some way in, 
As i sometimes would in my wheelchair,
When i peddled along to the Boyd Orr, 
Against the flow of students with day air. 

Going into the lab at night regularly, 
Made you different in culture and society, 
But on your initial journeys you realised, 
That you have equal worth and propriety.


A Christmas Past

It must have been around 1967, a Christmas that 
feels like yesterday. Funny thing though, I don’t 
remember unwrapping it, I don’t remember jumping 
for joy, but I’m certain I did. With five children we 
didn’t think of asking Santa for more than one gift. 
Oh, there were always more gifts under the tree, 
ones from our grandparents and of course mom
and dad. But that one, the one you wished for 
was never knitted socks or mitts or anything
you wear, it was something special like 
a toy or game. This one year the gift of all gifts 
came to me. We always visited relatives and 
good friends and I remember taking it with me.
I see it in my hands as I sat with my very own 
transistor radio in the quiet corner listening to 
the Boston Bruins playing hockey with my 
hero number 4, Bobby Orr. I had a ten year old 
girly crush on him and I was in heaven that night 
every time the announcer said his name. Many 
Christmases have come and gone since then, but
the memories of that radio with an antenna and 
two turning knobs I will never forget.

Written by Brenda Meier-Hans 
11.30.2014
Contest: Hush of Christmas Past
1st

Who Can You Trust

"Guarded and cautious ,
Like hiding the key.
The front stays erected ,
for anyone to see.
The posts , the prods, and banter,
are just to keep worry at bay. 
They're the one with the smile, not letting on each day.
The one with the help,
a shoulder or good deeds.
It's too hard to reveal, 
That they're the one that now needs.
How do they trust, 
To describe what they feel.
Leary of false
faces,
How can they tell ones loyalty is real.
Not taking chances, and instead turning to prayer.
They put their trust in The Lord, 
because  His loves always there!" Becky Orr Olson

Family's Heart

"As darkness fades with morning light
I feel your presence though not plain in site.
It was the same everyday
Growing
Surrounded by love ,
With touch and soft words , all that you'd say.
Two little faces, two hearts you held tight 
We BOTH were your world 
A bond created 
through love and your might.
A family we were 
A family we'll stay 
And remember you're with us 
To show us your way.
The smiles are here
The happiness to stay 
Determined to live life
To the fullest each day.
No drama or strife 
No silence or
Cast
Just to live as 
It comes
Perseverance the mast."
Becky Orr Olson

The Cryptic Man and Woman's Code

Hello, this is beyond the, the voicemail.
This is the brick corner and ribbon road.
Goodbye, bygone, this is no real detail.

This is falsetto time and lost signal,
miles away, minutes long, and God’s load.
Hello, this is beyond the, the voicemail.

This is the neurotransmitter that failed,
forced friction burning holes in the Orr cloud.
Goodbye, bygone, this is no real detail.

This is the hand placing coins on the scale.
This is the ear searching by stereo. 
Hello, this is beyond the, the voicemail.

This is no go, no context in Braille.
This is the cryptic man and woman’s code.
Goodbye, bygone, this is no real detail.

This is me. This is no love song that wails.
This is the only bluff I know in town.
Hello, this is beyond the, the voicemail.
Goodbye, bygone, this is no real detail.

The One I Wanna Marry

i've found the greatest guy

the one i wanna marry

at first he was very shy

the one i wanna marry

then i fell hard for him

the one i wanna marry

and as the days go by with him

the one i wanna marry

my love grows stronger for 

the one i wanna marry

he opened a whole new door

the one i wanna marry

to a future so bright n pure

the one i wanna marry

the one thing i know for sure

the one i wanna marry

he is the only one my love is for

the one i wanna marry

is you

the one i wanna marry 

is david william orr

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