Pad Of Paper Poems | Examples


Premium Member Hooray Shark Week

Shark week on TV and Sheldon was excited as he had ever been.
He got out his pad of paper, his iced tea, his TV Guide and his pen.
He would figure out what channel featured his favorite show and then…
He would sit here, relaxing in his recliner, stirring his iced tea with his fin.
Form: Monorhyme

Ice Cream and Whiskey

Lemon luminous lanterns soft lighting 
A breeze of Peppermint tea leaves or coffee feels exciting
Mellow melodic music makes for melancholy musings
Intense Incense that insists on being noticed
Pad of paper and motivated ink to create my magnum opus 
Fabric of old habits incapsulates the soothing 
Butter pecan but it’s more vanilla for this bowl
A tumbler of whiskey for when my taste buds are out of control
This amateur weatherman feels the wind slide in from the east 
Satisfied I’ve carefully curated my amalgamation of peace


Premium Member The Stage

The Stage

We are often alone when we write. 
We use ink, or blood, depending.
The color often defining the mood. 
A quill, a feather a plume, 
a sharp PIN indeed, to prick…the imagination. 

8.5 x 11 a scary place. 
On the computer it is easier, as I can change the view.
Yet it is far less personal. 

A pad of paper, a single page…
A chance to perform;
speaking out for fun, 
teaching skills, traditions, 
gathering and protecting history,
our very way(s) of life. 
Things we can share with each other,
if we dare spend the time, for it is short.

Capitalization, pronunciation, time honored commas…
Parentheses, run on sentences that never stop chasing ideas.  
Colors of paper, instruments of recording,
harsh and soft, tools of the trade, 
worthless without hands or more importantly
thoughts to guide them. 

Speak out, speak up, speak for, speak with…
even stand up, and dare to speak against!
Use your chance to build and not tear down. 
All eyes upon your words, 
as they fight to represent something greater,
than “self”.

The Banks of Serenity

The Banks of Serenity

 

Under the trees and on the river

Here I find my rest

No voices beckon or holler here

It’s just silence of the water

The Willows bend towards love

The Oaks stand sturdy like men

And here I paddle my little boat

Away from yanks of mayhem 

Here in my vessel along side

A pad of paper and stylets

Drawing the river banks foliage

Writing sonnets on summers eve

Knowing my trip of peace ~ ends

As soon as I dock in a few yards

And the bustle and echoes repeat

The voices return to anchor 

Me to The Earth again

But, tomorrow will come soon

With another journey alone

My vessel will be filled again

Gliding the serene river of mine

Found on the banks of Serenity

Stopping anxious time

 

 

2016 Bonnie jennings. All Rights Reserved

Words Unsaid

A pad of paper
Clicking pen
Words on a page
You wouldn't understand

Thoughts and feelings
Swirling in his head
Images of things unseen
His words remain not said

Circle of silver
Round and round
Shine from the bright works
Falling to the ground

She walks in the room
As the ring hits the floor
The look on his face
One never seen before
Form: Rhyme


My Pen and Pad of Paper

My pen and my paper,
it's all that i need,
when i want to fuel minds, 
and set sad souls free,
when I'm feeling depressed and lonely,
and my heart begins to bleed,
I drop ink on my paper pad,
and my pen begins to lead.

It leads me away from reality,
the sadness, spite, and greed,
it takes me away to a far away place
where there is no want or need.
There are no limits or boundaries,
my imagination is set free,
if only life were as easy,
we'd all be happy, and carefree.

Human Imagination

Within the realm of human imagination,
the immortal spirit is allowed to be free.
Fantasies gather in the brain's thought room,
opening eyes to the possibilities that could be.

Painting emerge from the mind's cocoon,
showing new visions to narrow hearts.
While precious words grace a pad of paper,
woven into a magical soul of human parts.

Artistic dreams drift through the human race,
testing society's ever changing taste.
These fluid ideas are blown through the world,
blossoming once before turning into waste.

Human imagination floods life's mountains,
seeking to give the ethereal soul a fairy's flight.
This boiling cauldron of creative juices
blesses a human being with fabled delight.
Form: Rhyme

Kick In the Face

Bought a pad of paper
	Has lines on it
	One hundred pages of paper
	Already stained

Stole a Staedtler marker
	Just a pen really
	Stuffed with ink all waterproof
	Document proof and lightfast

Wrote a poem just like this one
	Used the pen to do it
	Filled exactly one page of one hundred too
	Just to spit this kyfe off

Too tired to do anything else
	Waste time accept it
	Because I don’t give a damn
	Too tired to care

Shredded and burned this pad of paper
	One hundred dreams too ashes
	A million memories smoked
	So what burned my hand too

Carried a flame in my heart
	Left it in those pages
	Hung out to dry
	Like my soul in jet ink

Smeared across my face my hand
	Smudged across my face too
	So what, so who cares
	The cliff base kicked me in the face

If All Else Fails

If all else fails
Grab a pad of paper
And plenty of useful pens
Express your feelings wholly 
Forget the social trends

If all else fails
Seek the unconditional love
Of family and of friends
The time is not yet to rule out
Making truthful amends

If all else fails
Take a road trip
With your idealistic thoughts
Think of the most precious memory
And all the laughter and love it brought

If all else fails
Search deep with inside yourself
See what you may or may not find
For if all else fails, what else is left?
Than your foolish, selfish mind

© Stacy Lynn Stiles
Form: Sonnet

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