Short Assemblage Poems

Short Assemblage Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Assemblage by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Assemblage by length and keyword.


Premium Member Clerihew Cesar

Baldaccrini aka Cesar
loved to crush the motor car
He made them into an assemblage
when giving them a title was all the rage
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Trees Hiku X 2

winter fog at dawn-
cobwebs shivver
necklaced to the hedge

against the sky 
stark tree silhouettes -
 arbor assemblage unveiled
Form: Haiku

Premium Member What Suits One Does Not Suit All

An assemblage was held among fruit
to decide the best color of suit. 
Apples and strawberries said,
"The best color must be red".
A banana said, "yellow is cute".
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Morning Musings

Morning Musings For 3/14/2020 By: Tom life is an assemblage of days, linked together, both good and bad. For many, only a short phase, for me, it's been Heaven's launchpad.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Wordplay

figures
     of speech
cliched
sterile
out of place
retrospective
        maxims:
a repertoire
of snippets,
a collage
of the impermanent
in a 
    play filled
assemblage...
     ....inscribed
Form: Verse


Wisdom From a Tree

Quieting the doubts in my mind -

I hid beneath a thick assemblage
Of our ancestral tree

And standing in  the dark of silence,
Colored leaves fell on my hand

Predicting a future wiser than 
I'll ever know.

Premium Member Time Tunnel

My Return to Forever Neverland
behold blended benevolent beings
Assemblage on my behalf
Microcosm minutes balances all
Eternal spirit equations unfettering
our coincidence of cold living
Universal postage accepted.

Galaxy of Thoughts

Galaxy of Thoughts

A milky way of brain moving from space place
Particles of substance combine with matter.

The assemblage of mind matrix through sense in scene 
Forming an art in thoughts moving in sight.  

© Jocelyn Dunbar
28 June 2006
2:00 PM
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member W Is For Wordplay Ie Poetry

figures
     of speech
cliched

retrospective
        maxims

a repertoire
of snippets

a collage
of the impermanent

 a 
    play filled
assemblage...
     ....inscribed

   interaction
of parody and
             sentiment..
all
in wordplay:
interspersed
&
crafted
with sensibilities
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Resonance

When will it happen that
in an assemblage of
two or three computers,
in a house wired badly
by a drunken electrician
twenty years before, a
steady wave pulse emerges
between the dishwasher, 
and the espresso machine 
and connects to the shorted
out garage door opener that
a persona will appear and
announce to the startled
occupant of the house,
"I am here"
Form: Persona

Charming Patterns

Charm the waves, 
Entail algorithms of templates,
Subclass the seasonal stripes, 

Smash this tasteless flame stitch. 
A chevron turning into an imperial damask. 

Intarsia the charming argyle in this rotunda.
Rub the blotch off the bull's eye,
Collage the camouflage in this calico assemblage. 

Chintz in the heart, chequer in the mind,
Charming Patterns.

Evolution Ii

... the swimmer
swam up the tube
within a frantic assemblage
of other swimmers
pushing
shoving
striving
writhing
towards an egg queen serene
in a womb room needing
swimmers for seeding
begetting gametes to collide
and form a more perfect union as
a zygote only a mother could love.
Fish-eyed unfeathered fetus
eons 
     beyond
           the beginning.
© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.

Galaxy of Values

G-et into the galaxy of values, 
L-ove is the most notable one; 
O-n the twenty-third of November, 
R-ight conduct is done during
Y-awn.

L-earn from the galaxy of values, 
A-im at an assemblage of rules; 
G-ood manners are found inside, 
U-se the brilliant moral tools.
L-ook at the pleasant principle, gaze at the inspiring views; 
A-llow your life to live by the galaxy of values.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Stilled Life a Pictorial Genre

floral fluidity 
     disclosed 
in fragile beauty

artifacts announced 
                in allegory
a semblance 
     of stilled life 
ornate 
yet commonplace 

enjoyment ancient&modern 
in fragments 
       of familiarity
assemblage of emblems
of 
the everyday
              motifs
anecdotes 
of the incidental 
ostensible&elementary 

inanimates
 to deceive
    the eye.
art
Form: Ekphrasis

Alexithymia

I am made from broken pieces
An assemblage of fading memories
The cracks in my mind are a penumbra
To the pulchritudinous of its art.

The surging ways of my
monachopsis are kept at bay by
The mellifluous voices that I have 
miraculously been surrounded with.

My ethereal scars have given
Their labyrinthine paths over to the
Palimpsest that is my life
The writings of a new era.

I will make broken beautiful.

Premium Member Spring's Mystique--Split Haiku

lavender florets
sway their hems to a gold wind...
as
queen bee jiggles


aisle of lush gardens 
invite morn's jaybirds on flight...
coo
cooing sweet tunes


dew bathes newborn plants
evergreen their christened ribs...
from
heaven's blessings


such bright assemblage
displays lush April's glory
when 
spring thrills charmed hearts




MYSTICS SPLIT HAIKUS Contest
Sponsor: Mystic Rose
4/10/2016
Form: Haiku

Without Me

Everything falls to pieces,
as the reality of my worthless existence
dawns on me.
So I crawl;
to that empty space
I call my mind.
To hide from the world
that wishes to
prick,
prattle,
and probe
until there is nothing left.
Except for me,
and my insecurities.
A endless assemblage
of dreams and regrets,
that have led me
to believe - 
THERE IS nothing left.
So as the last tear flows
I only hope,
tomorrow will be
a little less bleak,
Without Me.
© Eli Pickle  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Blue Fluttering Gems


    As I stood in my flower garden,
        a gang of blue butterflies came drifting;
      they kissed a tall purple corn flower,
        then, stopped to caress my painted daisies.
          Fluttering and twirling in a waltzing dance,
      between my yarrow, sage and yellow thing growing;
        they stopped for a quick sip of fountain water,
    then, the assemblage of blue gems floated away. 

_______________________
March 27, 2019
Form: Verse

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