Regularity Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Charity's Guarantee

         The act of giving charity
         performed with regularity
         guarantees prosperity

           from the moment it is given
           unto posterity

Premium Member EXPRESSIBLE PRINCIPLES

EXPRESSIBLE PRINCIPLES
untiring
 inward 
   profundity
of
evanescenct
   tastes
advocated
   homogeneity
rapidly
  worked
&accorded 
quota
   regularity 
eliminating
  short-comings
 
conscious
  insights
    eloquently
anticipated 
  silently
    interpreted
understandings

improvised
 spontaneity 
subjective
   motifs
   immaculately
     conceived
then breathed

Premium Member Acclimatised

Seasons come and season go
With regularity there's ebb and flow

In tropical climes it's most about how much sunlight passes by
Summers steamy with lots of rain, so called winter time is dry

For six months now we've acclimatised, each morning, temps of twenty three degrees
It's late autumn, morning temp suddenly, seventeen, don a jumper feels like were gonna freeze

So called winter, a few real cold mornings temp is down to five, we're in a fix
We groan a bit, but soon it's warm, temp's now raised to twenty six

Raised in heavy frost wind and sometimes snow
So sensitive now to cold I wont return temp's too often way too low


Premium Member FASCINATIONS

FASCINATIONS

an
  unspoken 
     rapport 
yet
    clarity
      challenged

implicit
    evident 
infinite
    phenomena 
       elevates
intellect
in
  precise
    regularity
disguised
as
   dialectical
       essentials

visual
   limits
     casual
sensitive
    verticals
liberate
   &dismiss 
isolate
  contiguity 
of
    divergent
plausible
        dialogue
fortuitious
    conjecture
in
   a
  hidden 
     allegory
of
   simultaneity
sensibilities

Premium Member We Are Shaped by Waves

We are ocean-born—
sea-salt still flows in our blood,
tides within our veins
the rhythm of waves calls us home,
to sea shanties' pulse and chants.

Once the waves have caught
you in their woven square nets
you are never free—
the waves don't ask permission
to sweep you up, knock you down.

Water yields and bends
soft yet stronger than iron,
nothing holds it back—
learn to ride the crest of change,
let its surge flow and shape you.

Each wind wells up
sculpts waves in sand, sky, sea, sounds
with smoothness caressed
to resonate sinuous
clock-like regularity.

Clouds above reflect
the sea's restless memory—
with waves in the sky
mirroring our handset waves
we use to communicate.

Signs ripple outward—
with wave gestures on the tide,
sometimes dismissive,
dragging under, lifting up,
quelling, by just saying 'Hi'.

Premium Member The Inflection Trimeric

He said ‘With relish.’ like a soft light,
erasing the line that never existed.
Pulsating with what was uninhibited,
the phrase exasperated her hunger. 

Erasing the line that never existed,
an inarticulate murmur left his lips.
Was it in everything she didn’t say?

Pulsating with what was uninhibited,
she could taste his shallow breathe.
It was coming with such regularity. 

The phrase exasperated her hunger
for she could feel what hid behind
the subtle inflection of his delivery.


Fever Ward

Not a room for the waiting
or the receiving of the waiting,
but a room for a liquid thinking
a turgidity
that trickles through plastic tubes.

Is this where doors remain jammed
forever between Hospital floors?

Unseen, a wall clock drops
heavy packages of time
into narrow chutes,
latex handprints are shaken
from sterilized surfaces.
The regularity
of beep and whir mechanically
sucks light in and out.

The yoke recalls it shell.
Desiccated fingers
squeeze a phantom pain-ball,
morphine as cold as ice
is delivered
to an unknown address.

A swish of a starched presence,
fingertips retrace
scorched fever-lines.
Eyes creep toward the voice.

Consciousness
scratches a self-portrait
upon a white neon sun,
a hesitant, primitive etching.

A nurse adjusts the electronic pulse
of a free-floating mind.
Space expands under her hands.

Premium Member - PERCUSSIONISTA -

hetrogenuity
     beating
in
rhymthmic
regularity
      with
          a
multifarious
manner
of
     timpanic
pitch
&
tuned
   harmoniously

Jack 95

We’re all important in different and various ways
But we shouldn’t ever get to caught up in our own significance
or self-importance
Whatever we believe, we are transient

Whatever pigeon hole, box or compartment of our lives, we are transient

Friends, strong friends, we may bump into but rarely do we seek or
be sought out with any regularity
We hear ourselves say “we should do this more often”
but we rarely do
We are all guilty

Work environments, once left, people quickly fade
An acknowledgement that the world moves on
Quite rightly so
We are transient

Even with families, that most permanent of connections,
time erodes any permanence 
Most can remember our parents and even grandparents
but how much beyond that
We are all of us, transient

Our lives are relatively short, for most our legacy is even shorter
Very few people have any form of permanence in history
This doesn’t mean we are irrelevant 

To the contrary
We can be important and influential in a number of ways
It’s important to remember 
Who you are
What you are
How you are

Be true to yourself but know life for what it is 
In not so many years, no one will know any of this

Premium Member Senior Production Manager

Senior Production Manager
(Retired at Fifty-six)
Miracle Man
7/14/2023

I never settled for being just equal to the rest,
for that would have made me average at best.
I always went the extra mile and didn’t stop,
and I, like cream, suddenly rose to the top.

I always did more for what I earned as pay,
so those who watched promoted me one day.
Then with regularity promotions kept coming,
I was doing well, and things were humming.

After thirty two years stress took it’s licks,
so I chose to retire at the ripe age of fifty-six.

My Grandfather once said,
“I’ve never heard of anyone dying from hard work”
My key was working smarter. My entire life my goal was to be retired at fifty-five. I retired two months past my birthday.
Tom

Premium Member The Last Road

I share an awkward question     with the rest of humanity,
and we ask it so often, that        there's a peculiar regularity...
that being what becomes of      our soul when we depart this
earthly realm, because many    opinions differ, and the options
can overwhelm, since most       of us prefer to maintain a certain
sense of control, it's apparent     that a choice must be made
as a faithful belief will stand      out from the whole, yet if I make
this decision and choose, do      I have to give up...accepting to 
lose, or can I continue along     the way, where my habits can 
cheerfully play...even though     this path may lead to a short-cut,
causing this journey to begin,     I suppose I'll accept the outcome,
of whatever happens to me        within.

Premium Member Eventide

Eventide eases a discordant day
as peach amber contrails billow on high.
Pink ginger crawls throughout dark smoky gray
and fades as peaceful night’s cover grows nigh.

An informal jam of the waves below,
throbs in harmonic regularity.
The nourishing sounds, some high and some low,
invigorate with their sweet charity.

Muffled moans and grievous groans of the week,
adversity and conflict lose their sway.
Improbable dreams and hopes of the meek
a nearer realization away.

Premium Member An Ode To My Cot

Oh, dear Cot, you have supported me steady
From my days of infancy to senility
All through life you are my close buddy, 
In unrest, it is in you I seek tranquillity. 
Sprawling on your chest, to what all places I wander
To dream’s never- never land where I gleefully meander

Whenever I long for a relaxing nap
Like a host, you wait for me with all hospitality
When darkness descends, invariably I come to your lap
And you wilfully extend your warm cordiality
You are a close companion and a loving friend
I cannot tell, with you, how much of my time I spend

Both in the mundane regularity of daily life
And in sickness and ill health, you are dearly cherished
After a day’s tedious toil, you give me instant relief
Thus, in umpteen ways, your presence is greatly relished.
Of all other furniture that make a house a home
You are the most valued in your quadruped form 

March.4. 2023

~ Placed Second~

Write an Ode Poetry Contest
Sponsor- Jeff Kyser

Premium Member A Date With Milton

Death comes to all like a great shadow,
servant of reality when the truth of it sinks
in leaving the experience embedded on
one’s soul. Milt, given to remembrance
in his lifetime, moments flashing by, when 
the congregation gathered to celebrate his 
time on earth. But in the book of scrolls 
winter is definite in which age must give way 
to the new, one, he’d readily give for 
the sprinkling of innocence created to start 
life’s process all over again, with perpetual 
regularity. He would, from behind the thin 
veil of Ionna, bless and comfort the unfortunate, 
the depressed, the lame of an earthly lifetime in 
songs of praise. Leave a recipe for a foregone 
conclusion. Auf wiedersehen, we will meet again!

February 6th 2023/ 2022 Poetry Marathon Qualifiers Final
Placement Poetry Contest.
Sponsor Mark Toney.
Mark Toney.

Premium Member Prayer Beats

It seems that, much to my elation,
they’ve scheduled me for an ablation,
the actual ramification
being no more need for medication.

The actual source of frustration
has been atrial fibrillation;
regularity takes a vacation
and causes a thumping sensation.

Electrical cauterization
shuts down the heart’s over-stimulation
via pathway elimination
of excess cardiac innervation.

‘Twould be nice to see a cessation;
there are certainly good indications -
the hard work and culmination
of research in my generation.

In the process of ideation,
the heart boasts personification,
depicted in fine illustrations
of longing and imagination.

And so, Lord, grant my supplication
and eliminate all consternation,
such that I might thy glorification
continue with much adoration
and improved syllabification.

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