Short Architects Poems

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Premium Member CUATRO -- SANDCASTLES


children and elders
take joy in building sandcastles,
let them not crumble
as true architects and welders.


2nd Place
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member The Architects

Human knowledge is an edifice built by two architects: Trial and Error!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
    18 December 2021
Form: Monoku

Architects Warning

“Oh Prisoner,” Warned the architect, “I mean no disrespect. But you can’t climb out of jail; These walls aren’t built to scale.”
© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Imagine for a moment

Kids should be city architects.
What a lovely world it would be ~
Every street would be magical !



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

Not So Wild West

I
am
of the
opinion
that most 
of the trouble
that happened in
the Wild West could
have been avoided if 
the architects had made 
the towns just slightly bigger.
Form: Shape


Through Heavenly Cloud

angels
are
the
architects
that
dangle
the
soft white clouds
like 
marionettes
that
dangle
their
puppets upon a string
while
whispering still
through
the
heavenly clouds

Painters, Writers, Poets

Painters, Writers, Poets live in a world apart
Crazed and demented they somehow create art
Commentary varies as to what is good or bad
Laud the creative architects who are nothing short of mad
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We are the architects of our future

Friday night approaches, well deserved.
We'll sit together... talk into the night.
Gather gingerly plans and dreams.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026, Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

Painters - Writers - Poets

Painters Writers Poets
live in a world apart

crazed and demented
they somehow create art

commentary varies
as to what is good or bad

laud the creative architects
who are nothing short of mad
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member En-trappment '

We argue and 
posture..As
The traps are
Assembled.)

If 100% of leaders
Dissapeared today
Would the world
Still turn.?

Are we architects
And a demise inevitable?

The more i see, the more
I note of the unenviable.'

Premium Member Gaps and Fences

Gaps

And fences are

Storied to

Make wholeness

All good and

Perfect..

Overlooking the

Immediacy of

Wholeness as

Not two..

Giving way to

Judgement and

Compassion as

Architects of

Wholeness..

Well..?
Form: Blitz

The Architects of Time

Your words --
Are the soft mortar
Between bricks and stones
Inside these mending walls

Your words --
Are stiff but fragile
Frames, building language and art

Words fill these empty spaces in our hearts
Thus, words are the architects of time

Premium Member Five Occupational Footles

Church Architects

Steeple
People

Jailhouse Clothier

Jailor
Tailor

Navy Misfits

Failing
Sailiing

Imposter Chef

Baker
Faker

Fat Taxi Driver

Flabby
Cabbie

April 12, 2021 
for Brian Strand's All Yours (Apr 14) Poetry Contest
Form: Footle

Premium Member A Cry Stifled

   	       A small voice 
               squeezed between 
               brownstones
               a cry stifled 

               who would tell
               its pain 
               caught in the 
               cruel plans
               of architects
Form: Imagism

My Hermitage

This isolation
is not in vain.
By contemplation
I become sane.

My hermitage -
research and reflect;
Mirrors the image
of great architects.

From Plato to Poe,
From Tolstoy to Twain -
I'm beginning to grow,
My strength to regain.

And to rise from the flames-
shining again brilliant.
Calling stars by their names -
I'm free and resilient.
Form: Lyric

When Art Looks At Me

Colourful pictures make people appreciate
There is sorrow and also happiness
But actual beauty is not the image
It's from the within, your inner creates

Architects, art and cultures on the streets
Am I  beautiful and all impressive
Personality and attitude we're to upkeep
And make art ponder what a beautiful piece!


Busaba Patanawiroj
1 May, 2010
Form:

Premium Member Early Spring

I saw a nest today --
first new for the year;
Colorful, feathered architects
a-flit and a flutter...
weaving, securing,
sharing a cheerful, chirping,
instinctive mating mutter -- 

though the calendar says
not quite from winter clear…
but critters, themselves know
when spring is near – far more
accurate than a short skirted
girl, pointing to a map
with a wiggle and a twirl….

Trapped In Stone...

Some would say...

That those of great vision,
doesn't see the apparent...but,
reveals whats concealed.

Like the artisan of marble,
whom envisions the beauty of form
trapped within' it's block of stone,
only to release and free it from
it's solid confinement...

Aren't we all artisans,
builders,architects,
in the developing of the infant soul,
preparing it too maturity
and it's future release....

Premium Member Lightbulb Road Recycle Project

Lightbulb Road Recycle Project
Thought up by Wiz Kids
Improvement Central

Sealed lavishly by Engineers
Who were acting like 
Old-School Nay Sayers

Freshly graduated architects 
thrilled with the beauty of their sparkling masterpiece
Begged Governor to cut opening ribbon

This would put their state on the map!
Governor not as happy, after spending an extra six hours here
Replacing all four car tires

Paradise

We thrust ourselves on you
Greedily grabbing, ungraciously groping
Clamorously clawing, indiscriminately defiling
Every vestige of your dignity.


We hurl ourselves at you
Rudely ravaging, rowdily rummaging
Perspiring and panting, lusty and lecherous
To possess you in your entirety


Yet, we feel no shame

For

Raping the world we live in.

For

Being the architects of a ghetto

That once was

Paradise.

Recovery, acrostic

“We are not victims of our situation. We are the architects of it.” Simon Sinek
R – Recovery requires real readiness. E – Eyes (and ears) expecting to address C – Choices which can change a wrong course. O – One day at a time, opening new doors. V – Voyage with future value for family / friends E – Eureka? no - eventual means to ends. R – Rehab - head, heart and habits re-keyed. Y – Yellow caution light speaks: “Watch! and proceed.”
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The Golden Mean

The Golden Mean

A simple mathematical ratio: 1.1.618
All nature in its simplicity follows this mean
Shapes pleasing to the eye
All in natural proportion 
Flowers on a plant
Leaves on a tree
Nautilus spiral shells on a beach
Human ears on a head
Eyes on a face

Studied by mankind for millennia
Mathematicians and artists
Architects and builders
Musicians and scientists
Have all copied the Golden Mean

Randomness or evolution?
Or, perhaps creation.
art

Premium Member Golden Mean

The Golden Mean

A simple mathematical ratio: 1.1.618
All nature in its simplicity follows this mean
Shapes pleasing to the eye
All in natural proportion 
Flowers on a plant
Leaves on a tree
Nautilus spiral shells on a beach
Human ears on a head
Human eyes on a face

Studied by mankind for millennia
Mathematicians and artists
Architects and builders
Musicians and scientists
Have all copied the Golden Mean

Randomness or evolution?
Or, perhaps creation.

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