Preoccupations Poems | Examples

Premium MemberORPHISTA apollinaire delauney

ORPHISTA 
murals
in
 a fullness
   of reality
with
 simultaneous
  contrasts
 oracolour
  in lured
esoteric
  emotions
of expressed
  preoccupations
Categories: preoccupations, art,
Form: Didactic

Premium MemberChapter 116 -- Damian Delilah Mallory: Food Celebrations and Sickening Preoccupations

Today September 10, 2046 was
Matthias and Shadir's day. Dolly
Came to wake Molly from an empty
Plate dream. "Wake Molly girl!  On
Your feet honey I know you're hungry."
Molly laid in bed stretching, "Okay
I'm up! Ugh! What time is it." Molly
Shielded her eyes from the sun  shining 
Through the vast panoramic window.
"11o'clock come on I cooked. Hit
The shower stank rose." Dolly pulled
Her from the bed and pushed her
To the shower. Molly jerked away.
"Alright!! That's...I'm okay. Good job."
Go check everybody else. Let me 
Be." Then she started the shower as
Dolly left.  Delilah began inventory 
When Mallory was done with her
Shower and full final morning preparation.
Molly came to Dolly, "So What's in
The pipes for today."  Dolly reported 
"First I'm doing Inventory, securing our
 food supply."
Categories: preoccupations, allusion, confidence, june,
Form: Alliteration


All Will Be Well

"All of us are on a journey and the answers are unspoken"

                         Quote by _Constance La France 

All will be well in near future 
If I  keep coming close to you darly
Because I understand your importance 
In this journey of life.
I keep trying my best to break a big  way 
As you can see this small  
Progress through my capacity 
As a man of good visions. 
I will seem hypocrite
 If I  don't recognise 
Your importance
 To me publicly
 And keep praising you secretly.
You can be the only 
Reason to live in this small city 
May be I could be visiting big world cities.
Keep sharing advices
 Answer my preoccupations  sometimes
 But living with you under the same roof, 
 It is  my best prayer to God. 

May 15/2023
Written for poetry contest sponsored by 
Constance la France
Categories: preoccupations, confidence, courage, destiny, encouraging,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberThe Starting Point

THE STARTING POINT
the trail
 merely a device
the counterpart
featured
the obvious
 in the human heart
 entirely physical
hiding from reason
yet adhering simultaneously
yet
deservedly forgotten
condescending
but
  corresponding
to a love interest
with opportunities
so prominent

the truth
  dallying
   in atmospheric
 preoccupations

NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique interpretation by the enigma so derived
Categories: preoccupations, poetry,
Form: Other

Premium MemberBrucke An Inner Necessity

preoccupations 
     with paradise
sans
   illusions
    yet       in retreat
beyond
the artwork

this spur to create
an inner
       necessity

the starting point
devoid
       of content
yet the soul
      is     
        visible
the unspoilt
revealed

beginnings
become
the
     end
Categories: preoccupations, art, tribute,
Form: Ekphrasis


Premium MemberNow I Lay Me Down

Now I lay me down to sleep 
          with the satisfaction 
       that I've dotted all the Is,
          crossed off all the Ts;  

    and I've checked all the boxes 
        on the accomplishments 
     of the day. So I bury my head 
       on the pillow with gratitude, 

anticipating the dawn of a new day.
      Today is done. I'm free now;
 untethered from woven tapestries 
       of what-might-have-beens.

             I have piece of mind.
       I've resigned from gnawing 
         preoccupations of unmet 
  prospects and unseized moments.

         Those I'll hold in abeyance.
      I lay me down to sleep tonight
        with a prayer that tomorrow 
    will be a better day, a brighter day.


Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Craig Cornish
Date written: 01/25/2021
Categories: preoccupations, hope, night, peace, sleep,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberLet Yourself Go a Surreality

come to the beginning
                a vague     riddle
                an open obfuscation
                with
                    little context
         the who     what     when   how

primitive themes
                   of the unconscious
                   preoccupations
                      with the misshapen
              changed
                 no longer lucid
vaporous
        designed to
                         surprise   provoke

floating glimpses
           bizarre    twisted
                             tentacles
       unsettling    juxtaposed
in
   miniature
               doodles&
                       swirls
Categories: preoccupations, art, surreal,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberIt's Heaven When I Sleep

Weary at the end of a long, punishing day.
         It's heaven when I close my eyes to sleep;
     tightly-held preoccupations and woes drift away
        as I slowly sink into a calm, bottomless deep.

      Such a liberating escape, finally counting sheep.
    Off to dreamland, I go, and Morpheus leads the way.
       I wish you'd come with me, and off we'll creep
   to a peaceful heath in my dream where butterflies play



Oh-No A Twisted Char-Lay Poetry Contest (Winner: 1st Place)
Sponsored by charles messina
Date written: 01/26/2020
Categories: preoccupations, day, dream, imagery, night,
Form: Lay

Premium MemberCentennial Milestone

Born January eighth, nineteen thirteen
No champagne, no birthday cake
No celebration or even a banner
Only memories of a party
That might have been
January eighth, two thousand thirteen

Taken too soon
You would have reached a hundred
What your eyes have seen
All the progress you witnessed
For better or for worse
A century ago

Impossible for us
To even imagine
How times were different then
With so few fancy cars
Different priorities
And preoccupations
A different era
A different world

Happy hundredth to you
Cheers. Love you. Rest in peace
We’ve tried to move on without you
For better or for worse



Published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~ALWAYS WITH ME~ 2020

AP: 3rd place 2020

Submitted on February 4, 2018
Categories: preoccupations, birthday, grandmother, love, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse

The Two Children

THE TWO CHILDREN

The two children,
Of empyreal and mundane Inclinations.
Addicted to  their preoccupations.

One hating iniquity.
The other, chastity.

 The mundane child,
 Eternity he has forgotten.
 The empyreal child, in
 Posterity always awaken.

 One steadfast in spirituality
 The other diligent in canality.

 O thee mundane child,
 What will thee tell posterity?
 That thee squandered thy life in
  Frivolity?      
  Ah! it is abysmal.

 You empyreal child, 
 You must not forget,
 Posterity also await your 
 Fecundity.
 I beseech thee,
 Entangle not thyself,
 With the mundane's child
 Barbarity.
Categories: preoccupations, beautiful, books, creation, dream,
Form: I do not know?

Premium MemberAha Haiku 2

Dead leaves
Brown lifeless carpet;
Windy conclusions

~~~~~~~~~


Sun beams streak
Dawn happens fast;
Birth of new day

~~~~~~~~~


Little boy here
Little girl there;
Playtime sand pitch

~~~~~~~~~


Candlelit cupcake
Feisty fiery wish;
Soul in free spirit

~~~~~~~~~


Waiting here
High rise lift crowd;
Together alone

~~~~~~~~~


Evening interlude
Stray insect cacophony;
Night shift postures

~~~~~~~~~


TV sitcom
Drama on demand;
Pricey menu

~~~~~~~~~


Stray aromas
Perfume floating sweet;
Familiar presence

~~~~~~~~~


Sleepy hours
Dreamy preoccupations;
Drowsy forgetfulness

~~~~~~~~~


My monkey mind
Fickle flip flops;
Splashing unclear

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
12 May 2016
Singapore
Categories: preoccupations, change,
Form: Haiku

Premium MemberHow Could You Not Notice Me

I saw you with some other friends
At  Methodist park merrily masquerading
As someone incognito on a clear day 
Full of Sun.

How could you not notice me?
You see I'm the one 
Filled with razzmatazz, 
Dazzling pizzazz and potency.
Looking  as chic  and regal 
As royalty.  Together we make
The eyes of  onlookers bleed.
Yes. You've  got it too.

For we are malignant.
But how could you not 
Notice me. I'm hardly of
Your imagination on 
Vacation.  Various
Visible preoccupations
Probably is possible.

I guess it would be best to
Forget you.
You beautiful poisonous
PEACH.  I will not 
Continue to LOLLIGAG
WITH LOYALTY.  I must 
Remain  legitimate .

Now, I feel as though I am
Nothing not even a withered
Weed. 
While everyone else is filled
With glee.
At this time I wither and 
Grieve for our love which
Never was.
Good bye my love blessed
My BELOVED.
Categories: preoccupations, allusion, angst, beautiful, break
Form: Alliteration

Premium MemberOctober Fest

Homes so recently abandoned
for Sunday swims and picnics
have become indoor respites
from the restless chill of change.

Secure, still days have vanished,
with hazy meadows humming.
Fireflies have met their end,
replaced with jack-o'-lanterns.

Now forewarning breezes,
stealthy, crisp, and vibrant,
pierce preoccupations,
uncovering reckless impulses.

Now uncanny images,
voices of chance and charm,
bide their ghostly time
to tease mortals hitherto content.

Darts and dashes of circumstance,
figures of flitting moments,
are creatures mysteriously born,
skipping towards certain death.

So what, if the end is approaching;
the witches' brew is bubbling--
the whispers of all moans and laughs,
the collage of dreams and desires.

Now is the ecstasy of flinging
one's fate to the unrefined choir--
the discordant sounds and initiatives
of many spirits and springs.

Grinning gourds and goblins
bless the annual surprise--
this primal burst of forces
that refuse once more to be quenched.
Categories: preoccupations, autumn, halloween, magic,
Form: Blank verse

Premium MemberFaded Glory

The light once so bright
In the humble dandelion,
The power that amazed us
In the migrating birds,
The patterns so intriguing
In frost on the window
Are not lost forever, merely
Held in reserve,
Awaiting sweet release
From the numbing effect
Of fixed preoccupations,
From the stealthy separation
Of projected self-propulsion.
Categories: preoccupations, appreciation, beauty, innocence, inspirational,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberFragments 2

Prismatic dewy blanket
Velvet green grass;
Random footprint patterns


Grocery list
Things to stock up;
Empty pantry


Invitation cards
Huge mailing list;
Big banquet crowd


Pockets of plenty
Diamonds in the midst;
Sparkling surprises


Car in fine state
Good as brand new;
Seven years already


Moon glow tonight
Ascendant prospects;
Dreams do come true


Look beyond crowded space
Sea of human faces;
Rush hour transit train


Grass verge flowing
Lying on the grass;
See heavenly terraces


Love comes to call
Noisy preoccupations;
No one notices


Evening comes around
Plumeria fragrance in the wind;
Observe the charming weather


Listen clearly
Stray songbird serenades;
Echoes of loneliness


So much to do
Time is not enough
To accomplish all tasks


Thoughts in a soup
Words start to swirl;
Sense patterns emerge


Leon Enriquez
17 July 2014
Singapore
Categories: preoccupations, analogy,
Form: Haiku

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