Ranged Poems | Examples

Premium Member Idyllic

The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart."  Hellen Keller  

Snow-tipped mountains ranged around the prairie,
Small rivulets wavered down the steep sides,
Spreading nutriments, flourishing flowers.

   Bright red poppies, and yellow celandines
   Swayed all around, as a balmy breeze blew.
   Aiding agile grey geese gracefully glide.
   Above the shade of a cluster of oaks.

A few old men tended a flock of sheep,
Most chewed unleavened bread, nibbling on cheese.
Till to a tavern they'd go, to drink beer.

Placed 1

Nature's Tapestry

A winsome weave, simple and real,
Warp and weft; a tight twill,
A weaverbird’s nest, strong and snug,
With soft crossways and tumphy tug.

Subtle cozy patterns, seldom revealed,
Cynical twists like waves unsealed,
The mirror of peafowl’s courtship field.

Matchless display by the peacock,
Dance elevated by love, rattle of feathers in rhythmic clock,
Enticing and dazing the hens, with a silent poise,
All while rivals raise their voice.

Waking incredible train rattle, a sharper dance,
Initial plumage grandeur, a healthier glance,
Peahens’ basics caught in a stance. 

Beautifully woven, a rhythmic tapestry,
Wales ranged in a rolling plain spree,
Richly captivating...lines of love,
Crowned with bliss by the brave thereof.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Architect of Our Destiny

“Your thoughts are the architects of your destiny.” ? David O. McKay
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                                         Architect of Our Destiny

                               As we tread along the journey of life
                           All may not turn round as we may expect,
                             It may be a long lane littered with strife,
                          A rugged road ranged with thorns, in effect 
                        Where we need to strive and strive to survive.

                           We don’t need to give way to dull despair
                                But try to be master of our own fate,
                         We don`t need to yield to the ghost of scare
                          But roll up our sleeves to free success gate
                                   And be architect of our destiny
                                With the shine of sincere serenity.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Zero-ing in

Ground zero?? Zero tolerance?? Carbon zero??
Zero vision?? A catchisam of the green-religion??
You don't need a passport.!! Not if you've been
Max-xed.! To stay in your country, district, flat!!
Or to enter.!! From wherever! Oh so strange?? In fact
On observation this seems most de-ranged.!!
Yet  maybe however??  its just ( my theory? ) and
We will be assured upon a (building back better)
With a whole new history?)

Watching the Dance

The dancers ranged from tiny tots
In tutus meant for twirls
To those performing hip hop moves
Designed for older girls.

There also were performances
In modern dance and jazz,
With everybody showing off
Their talent and pizzazz.

We watched the whole two hour show
And clapped for each routine,
But saved our cheering for the times
Our granddaughter was seen.

She nailed her hip hop attitude,
Her ponytail a’sway
And sparkled in the jazz part,
Smiles and sequins on display.

How special to experience
A showing that reveals
All the pride in an accomplishment
And joy a grandchild feels.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Second Heaven Pageantry of Coral Blue Hues With White and Green Scence Beautiful-

Midst those the second viewed heaven;
Blue based white clouds drifting floating;
Pageantry of coral blues hues;

Greenery trees stance tall seven;
Waves of curling flows waves boating;
Early morning viewing grounds dew;

Those breeze pushes waters session;
Toward my mind heart eyes coding;
So esthetic blue, whites, green view;

Rushing to me stream waves weapon;
Eye gate viewed scene brilliant growing’
Mountain ranged background hangs down dew;

Picturesque, flowing painted earth;
Sculpturesque, landscaped visage worth;



6/24/23
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Poem Syllable Counter Results
Syllables Per Line:	8 8 8 0 8 8 8 0 8 8 8 0 8 8 8 0 8 8
Total # Syllables:	112
Total # Lines:	18  (Including empty lines)
Words with (syllables) counted programmatically:	 N/A
Total # Words:	76
Form: Rhyme

Passaggio Passaggio C4 C6

The Physical qualities of the song ranged 
from perfect to exceptional.
Two Mezzo- Soprano's chored to
perform at song made for a tenor.
thy were a Phenomal couple
singing a song
about two lovers who were never
to speak of there love.A Hero To her
lonilness is a Champion of her love. The female character spoke of
her love of a man who wished never to marry: but fell in love
and he and she debated ever becoming married
due to pople who might not come around them if they endeavored in a maritail togethernes.
The song features points of devotion: points of fear: it puts an emphisises on togetherness: but details
the labors of continuing to be together.
Lovers who fear the future
might look to this song and find reason to stay together or part..
When the Baritone and Tenor take stage the song changes it's rhythmn.
the story is same bt the sound shift's to a grueling grind. a slow romping soothing sound.
A bass and tenor than performs while a mezzo soprano provides a background with anwsers to the Malo charcters questions.
When the Bass ask's her to marry the men combine
in a chorus to spak with one voice.
Perfection to sync the perfect sound!
Bravo! Music Bravo!
Form: Bio

The Greasey Saddle

Change the walnuts to pecan and add some
white chocalate to the cream and 
put some cumin in the feta spinach mix.
lower the temputure and brown the
top nd allow it to rest
and get a reading on the thermomator.
to 165 farneheight.
invent an automatic gauge that
scans and reads food.
it can be operated from diferent areas of the 
kitchen. the chefs station. the cooks station
he excutive chefs station and the bosses offices.
This could improve the atmoshere in the kitchen.
and lessen the overbaring burden on those
who are ranged from novice to expert.
               "The Per Dein Scale"

Pro Chore Professionals!
The best in there feild! Making professional grade
look easy!
Form: Ballade

Premium Member De-Puzzlers

If lawyers get de-barred and clergymen de-frocked
Does it naturally follow and make sense
That electricians are de-lighted and cowboys de-ranged?
Need some answers, no sitting on the fence!

Can a motorist be de-fined, or a balloon be de-flated
This silliness surely must stop
Do dead mailmen de-liver, are old ships de-ported
Better stop before I call a burly cop

Do musicians get de-noted, dry cleaners de-pressed?
Now hold on, I'm getting quite upset
Can models be de-posed, do tree surgeons de-bark?
Haven't heard any answers as yet

Do skirts get de-pleted, has your hair been de-parted?
This must be some kind of a plot
Artists quit by de-sign, symphonies de-compose?
I think about de-strings a lot!
fun

Premium Member Perfection of Sunrise

Did I ever mention
the time I saw sunrise
down on the beach.
We had not gone home
after our first date:
Instead, holding hands wandering
we walked nearby cliffs.
Silence was profound,
all was peaceful, and
midnight was beyond perfection.
Small pinpoints of light,
from a swathe of stars
created a magical moment.
For hours conversation
ranged back and forth,
all secrets revealed.

Dawn approached, we grew restless
walking slowly down to the beach.
Again I remember silence,
enhanced by rippling waves.
Also, a strange luminescence
bathed the ocean, reflection
of receding starlight.
Together we became aware of the
momentous miracle of sunrise.

The horizon slowly revealed itself
displaying extraordinary pallet of colour.
We witnessed a glorious light show,
golden fire streaking across vision.
This moment is a precious memory.
The miracle of sunrise continues,
perhaps unseen, but ever beautiful.
That special dawn rising,
to my way of thinking, so many years ago
had a magic that was singular.



Pixabay image: Pixel2013

Hidden Gifts

HIDDEN GIFTS

So long we live within confines self made
In patterns of our lives that seem unchanged
For safety of familiar curbs we trade
Our power where ‘cross parlous world we’d ranged

Why hazard chance of failure should we try
And risk humiliation when we fold
And crumble in embarrassment thereby
Then in our shame resolve: no more be bold!

Yet life pitches from time to time a blow
That gives us choices we would soon deny *
Yet when we dare dominion of the throw
We find a hidden gift we now can ply

Beware when others tell us to take care
The caution we adopt may be a snare

* I use the word ‘soon’ here with the meaning of preference
Form: Sonnet

Boring Day

I just opened 
my history book
cause i thought
to have a look.

How to face 
such a boring day
have a mood 
to go and play.

loosing my patience
and now can't wait
just counting the time
to open school gate.

Lectures are boring
and so the boring time
i just want 
a funful rhyme.

Peeping out of the window
looking at the ground
it took away my heart
the lovely nature sound.

A little bird staring me 
up the neem tree
as if she also know
i want to roam free.

suddenly something hits me 
up on my chin 
i get to know that
it's something very thin.

My teacher hits me 
and ask me to stand
she ask me to show
my little pretty hand.

She came near me
holding a fearful stick
i shivered thinking that
my be her mind had got sick.

When no option left 
i showed her my hand
my heart beating faster 
as if i came to an end.

My eyes filled with fear
when i saw the stick hanged
and guess what happend next
"THE SCHOOL BELL"ranged.
Form: Rhyme

A Purple Rose

Blooming as fresh as colors

blossomed beyond measure

richly soiled planted amongst others

deeply passions abroad

everlasting spreading wide-ranged

creations as a beautiful rose

the colors everlasting as sun shines upon

varieties above, planted in love

one of kind, apart from others

connected with passions of flowers

deeply rooted, as the winds now blow

precious, protected.

Premium Member A Big World, a Small Place

A Big World, A Small Place

Frogs in a small pound, 
battle over flies.
The competition is intense.
Sometimes there are not 
enough flies to go around. 

Leaving the pond is hard. 
The unknown, the outside, 
the dry place between here,
and
frog heaven… 
can be very dangerous. 
but staying means dying, 
in the end. 

Some leave the pond, 
While others, hang on to hope. 
It is a decision that changes
the dynamic of the tiny pool itself. 
While those that stayed are thrilled, 
as their lives were saved and better. 
Until the farmer drained it completely, 
To catch the fish, and all things editable, 
to feed his family. 

While those that ranged out, 
we will never know. 
But their fate, 
seems altogether…
more hopeful, 
In a world where change
takes place too close to 
home.

My Cry

I can't imagine the cry ranged from my eyes
Sweeping the floor like a flood.
This non can imagine to be our lot.
Despite all hands on deck for success to make

Non can tell of how fate has thus loots us
Adiye nlagun, iyere nikoje
Can our days at tertiary be a waste?
No, I mean never.

Yet we celebrate the warming ass years after graduation
But their sons a greater hope is laid
While we at this end our strength put them in power
Four years come and gone

Our yoke daily compounds upon our glutton.
That that which laid in us as of the Greek.
We dare not enforce
Gbogbo wa tije dodo akole sododo
This thousand generations will benefit

Less their eyes and consciousness are brought back
No place of refuge to hope in our God
For in all our yoke do compound in their sermons and acts.

Our gracious God we pray you to restore us
As that of the Samaria.


© Olorunleke olorode
Form: Epic

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