Personage Poems | Examples

Premium Member St Clare

Today is the feast of St. Claire
A favourite personage of mine.
She defeated Saracens with her faith.

Premium Member When Love Takes Flight

Of all fond thoughts held deep within the heart			
Like strings lightly strummed fly with agile wings			
Take flight yet never from my mind depart				
Soar as wandering clouds where angels sing				
Thrilling depths unknown and conscious thriving
			
Meant for few who’ve neutered malice thinking			
Free of hate and void of carnal striving				
Loosed from the pull of gravity’s sinking				
Launched to heights reserved near omnipotence			
God is there, since love is His personage
				
Displayed, arrayed in great magnificence				
Building a home of divine parsonage					
Forever to reign in heaven’s glory					
Love is the wind and might of the story


Premium Member Balance

Balance one's composure continues 
  to remain poised for life's cards
dealt, Sometimes unaware of its 
personage full of riddles. Balance

  Balance of one's individuality, disposition
reserved, outgoing all sorts of
frequencies,  One's initiation and
vibrancy are polarities. Balance

Yet Feminine energy, Masculine energy
up to this point eventually becomes
harmoniously balanced.

Premium Member MIRO gesturalista

calligraphic
  cycles
in
phased
   personage
gestures
  within
     a trance
emptiness
  calm
   austere
alternating
   nervousness
in
  dynamic
     reactions

Glum Yet Grateful

Here comes the dawn
of a thoughtful Mourn. 
Month of the desecrated demise
of a Monumental personage.

Unpleasant feels beclouds the air
I consume,
My structure reconciles itself
to the dreadful wake of the dawn.

Hushed his grief within,
As though He counts it less.
Burdened the hearts become.
For the weight tears apart within.

Boundary with her,
Was the sweetness of existence.
In a tick of misery
Hard to lug

Uneasy to let slip
Oh Death where’s thy sting
So fresh is the love of the parted soul
Mourning till an afterlife

In her two gems he rejoices.
As life gives succor. 
Though Growth he beckons
For an extended home, before night falls.

Life’s unplayed cards
Relinquishes-daunts my being
Fathoming its depth
Again and again

Glum yet Grateful
For the Supreme One
Alone knows all and the why
We seem still within ourselves.

Three Decades plus Six
Yet I breathe 
To make proud
This Monumental Personage.


Premium Member You Are the Troll

A troll

A startling encounter

With a mysterious

Personage merged in

A natural setting..

You as a troll merged

With  rocks and sky

And a slight smile

A knowing smile

Of the unknowing of

What seems coming 

And going...

Danseuse Divine - Part the First

She slipped into the ballroom
Shimmied across the floor
Bobbed a graceful curtsy
Slid quickly through the door
Leaving some mixed reactions
From all those gathered there
First time they’d seen a tango
With the artiste totally bare
And it’s not the sort of thing 
One ever ever expects to be seen 
At an Official Civic Reception
For Her Majesty the Queen
And certainly not in Bolton
Not even as a merry jest
Especially when entertaining
Hordes of other Royal Guests
Though some few unkind people 
Thought the Duke wanted more
Insisting they heard that personage
Murmuring encore encore encore
The palace issued a strong denial 
An apology came from Tony Blair
Seen as rather ridiculous
As he wasn’t even there
The Heir was rather annoyed
Because he hadn’t been invited 
On that special day that the 
Mysterious woman was sighted
Somewhere up near Wigan
The dancer read her press
Already preparing for her 
Next appearance sans any dress

Premium Member The Donald

So much of what is frothy babble
is laid before us as a truth when in truth
it is but frothy babble.
Each shiny coin newly mined and minted
with a fragrance green as the grasses
passes for a personage we would gather.
Coins as friends,
Ends justifying means,
The aftermath of fruitful beans.
Upon a curved light borne
he hones his friendships 
as slivers of glass. 
Reflections all so tall 
and all so disavowed;
nor allowed the looser noose
of the absolute.
What is that fragrance passing
for a freedom.
What is that passing need
as the world turns,
as the days of our lives burn,
as we move as one multitude
beneath a blanket of toes
with our noses wrapped.
Worrying, scurrying for
the last scrap of paper
on which is printed not
a single famous image
but is destined
to carry our waste.

Premium Member Rome and Us

In a nation of "point the finger"'
she pondered joining the crowd.
As in the famed Roman Coliseum
she imagined herself in full glory.
Giving a glorious "thumbs down!"

After all, she told her arrogant 
herself, 
as she put a crown of leaves on her 
head:
"Those foolish Christians need to die!"
Yet a voice deep within her, made her 
wonder.......why?

'twas in the gods of Rome she believed,
Who was this Christ, these fools died
for?
Centuries have come and gone, her 
crown of leaves decayed, too!
Today not only are Christians killed,
but millions of others have died,in the 
milieu.

The new god is love of self, above all else!
That name, Christ, best not be spoken.
He, who died for all humanity, still a
most despised personage!

We honor false gods, read literature
assuring us of polytheism.
Then cry and gnash our teeth, when
statues are toppled, morals are a joke.
And our only satisfaction comes from 
booze, hot sex or a fast toke.


       June 17, 2020
         11am PST
      Poem # 1,249

Premium Member A Shy Personage

My poetess friend, a shy personage
Sips tea while composing her versenage
Ah, but now she’s deciding
T’would be more exciting
To marry, for better or worsenage.

She wrote all the vows they would say
At church, when arrived the big day.
Hubby hadn’t rehearsed
So in his vows, he cursed!
Made bride and priest turn ashengray.

She learned hubby wasn’t poetical
Her haiku just made him upsettical,
She’d read her new sonnet,
But he didn’t wonnet
He’d go drive his V-8 Corvettical!

Are You Or Are You Not

I was at a carnival when I saw a fortune teller
Dressed in a very colorful ankle length skirt
With a matching peasant blouse and bandana
Who was saying come gaze in to my crystal
Ball.
It will show you what you want answers to 
Most of all.
Would it be marriage? Nah. You wouldn't 
Settle for average.
How about finances which are all the rage?
Could it be the one and only love of your heart?
Who will be with you til death do you part?
Maybe you like to travel as a famous personage.
Awe! It's business. I can show you an inside 
Leverage. 
None of the above. Your a cynic?
I will prove this is all authentic.
Nope not in this age.
My pocketbook is not big enough to find out 
Whether you are or are not a fortune teller
Or sage.

I Love Thee

I love thee
			for thine mortality
			a personage ever so enticing
			an imagery of passion

			I love thee
			that know no doubts
			or any monstrosities
			as thy love for thee
			is breathing of each day,
			firm as if the walls of China

			I love thee
			when thy eyes set upon his
			aye from this point in time

			I love htee
			inasmuch as I love thyself

			I love thee
			heedless of any rationale
			bound towards infinity

Premium Member In My Brokenness

In My Brokenness

It is in my brokenness that I seek
Your face Lord as never before,
it is in my brokenness that I find You 
as I open every door in my life to You as never before.

It is through my pain that I see my God that
You allow things to happen in my life not to hurt me,
but You allow them in my life
to bring me to my knees.

And when I call upon You and Your answer comes
and You hold me now so close,
it’s in my brokenness my Wonderful Lord
that You reveal to me Your personage and love for me  the most.

Written by:  Marilyn S. Jennings
February 2, 2007

Past Lives

I was Indiana, riding with rifle pointing ahead,
then Cassanova, lost count of how many in my bed,
as Sitting Bull, I looked down directing my braves,
I passed under an arch, giving one of Cleopatra's waves.

Tried to change history - it wasn't Custer's last stand,
as Columbus, I called America India, got mixed up with the land,
we couldn't have Captain Cook murdered by a bunch of savages,
Moses didn't take any tablets - just lots of stone pages.

We knew that Nelson was gay when he said: 'Kiss me Hardy,'
and Napoleon was shunted off to St. Helena reluctantly,
I prevented 'The Maid of Orle'ans' from being burnt at the stake,
Fagin asked me to pick pockets - it was more than I could take.

Then back to the beginning - maybe Tutenkamen would do,
which exotic personage could you emulate if it was you?

Shy Female Runner

Starting line she stands 
arms around her self
frail, shy, reserved 
personage -misplaced soul 
appearing unsure 
surrounded uniformly by
uniformed male jocks 
parading runners physique 
matched shorts to tank tops 
exclaiming deeds of glory past 
prancing, pensive
solders psyching for battle 

starting gun 
a contest 
transformation 
shy lady's personage evolving 
metamorphic, graceful in flight 
emerging determined
 single mind set 
running machine 
male scalps bloody on trail 
competition incarnate 

Finish line 
emerging shy 
effeminate 
Ann 
Elaina 
Vicky 
male eyes nervous 
admiration 
mixed feelings 
new reality. 


 Eskil Anderson

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