Short Asymmetry Poems

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Premium Member ROCOCOISTA gardi hogarth

ROCOCOISTA 
scrolled
  rocaille
    counter curves
asymmetry
  arranged
in pettiness
& variety
modish elegance
so
deeply moving
art
Form: Didactic


Premium Member That's Poetry

Economy of language
       Rhythm and flow
     Heightened stylistics
       That's poetry, you know

     Metaphor, simile
       Allusions, imagery...

     Personal vendettas ~
       Unwelcome asymmetry
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What We Seek

Asymmetry is
a plump wren perched
on a thin branch
contemplating
a ripe strawberry
stilled on a table

In its serene
pose does
the wren feel
ripeness or see
the redness or
is the setting
just a pas de deux
for one

Premium Member No Brilliancy Prizes

what the question was contemplator put on pause shifting instead into trance reverie postulating consequences of asymmetry ballet thus enacted in perfection of delight treat for the soul yet we are contrite because what the question was was by artist put on pause 18-March-2021
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Not Prose But Poetry

monochrome blue
  a breakthru
on a road
   to simplicity

power
in paint
   so primitif
experiments
 in emotion
a progression
     into the 
              sur real

dramatised distraction
corrupted
in confusion
jumbled
minimalised
  stilled life

asymmetry
  twisted to exaggeration
conflicts
in 
  conflagration
 
of front side & rear
in one
    view
Form: Ekphrasis


Premium Member DECLARATIVE UNIT newman zip

The
metaphysical
of
human scale
   counts

spectral closeness
  centirely
of colour
 flanking form
in
extreme
   asymmetry
lateral
    inflections

continuity
 presence
of verticals
with
unshakable
&unfastened
by
zips
 of
speed &energy
in
areas
&planes
subtly inflected
   monochromatic
 partitions
textured
& with
irregular effect
in
visual tension

 of
  contrasting colors
art
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Starry Sky

STARRY SKY

       Polka stars on
                             turquoise tapestry
                           
    Slim slender salient Moon
                                        to get entry.
       
      Silhouette of nebulae
                                      shows asymmetry.

    
     

   08/11/20                                                      HM

   'Strand Completely New (20) '  by Brian Strand
Form: Verse

Premium Member Progression

PROGRESSION
inward
 asymmetry
&
decorum
unabridged
limitless
disposition
of character
notwithstanding
the
haphazard
uneasy
communications
observed

descriptive
focus
  an imperative
sense
  of place
vital
stable
&
preserved
in
ordered
composition


beginnings
of
language
chants
&
stress
in
expressive
pattern
stunningly
simple
&
natural

sounds
image
thought
  conceptual
parodies
consciously
  evoked
Form: Verse

Premium Member Asinine Asymmetry

Asinine Asymmetry
abysmal
vapid
pedagogue

impulsive
advocacy
with FLUSTERED TORRENTS
blindly
indicting
scapegoats

subpar
dogmatist
in DEMONIC DIATRIBE
eschewing
impartial
testament

veracity
disparaged


Asinine Asymmetry
raucous
sweeping 
presage

emanating
palpably
from VEHEMENT ESPOUSER
flagrant
vacuous
utterance

neurotic
trivialist
with FATUOUS FLAMBOYANCE
underpinning
risible
posture

detachment
anathema
Form: Other

A Tulip Opening Petals

A tulip opening petals 
Your words flow so smoothly
As I look at your fingers 
You do everything to soothe me

In your elliptically wide eyes,
The Mediterranean waves call me
A blue sky touching the water
The waves within are a little unruly

Your lines are so direct
As if I am seated next to you
Wrapping me intensely 
The waters of the blue

Should we drown ourselves in these stanzas
While you read aloud your poetry,
From the symmetry of two figures 
To a purposeful asymmetry
Form: Rhyme

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