Short Atlantis Poems
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a dead man's chest
at the depths of the ocean
a treasure to find
the lost city .. atlantis
yourself .. most precious gem
Her ink has dried, her stories spun
On distant shores, her songs are sung
Atlantis must be beautiful in fall Carolyn,
Love always, jim
September, 2021
Still
Here in
Atlantis,
Mother of pearls.
Iridescent; being pregnant with light,
A world rebuilding - waiting to hold you.
Resurfacing:
Sea the sun,
Finding
Home.
Swimming in oceans beyond our own understanding.
Like Atlantis lost in a portal of astonishment.
Mortals forever wandering on-wards lost in the mountains of existence.
Do people still get born with tonsils
Or have we evolved past that stage?
Why were they there anyway?
Maybe for when we were mere-creatures
Mermaids and mermen
Swimming in Atlantis
I married a shark yesterday;
we went to Atlantis to stay -
she showed me the sights
(between lots of bites)
as Plato was running away...
written 16th September for Brian's contest
Come with me, my starseed
Unveil the mystery of Atlantis
Feel the ancient to the core
An angel told me we belong
02.14.18
Second Place
"Romantic Charm
in 4 Lines" by Silent One
deep within we know its true,
under the water bloody blue,
the Atlantic choked with mud,
down she went with an awful thud,
what Plato said was true...
Atlantis is true blue...
Don Johnson
The gates of Time yawned back,
And let the Western seas attack,
Hurling tidal waves
That turned the towns to graves.
Atlantis sank before—
And then the California shore
Settled out of view
Below Pacific blue.
jagged heart hidden
behind hazelnut stone
wicked riddles rolling
inside angelic lips,
petite powerful tongue
connect our souls
my milian, mermaid
princesses don’t belong
under water forever;
even angels rebel
Zionic secret society
Mystical secrets
lost city of Atlantis
Aliens embarking
What is to become of us?
DaVinci code and psychics
Rembrandt and Lincoln
Free Masons and lodges
Raven terrorizes Poe
I am humbled
The rise of Atlantis
For this I don't want you to miss
Coming of the new world
With Justice dressed as it's girl
An apple from God's slate
Filling the hunger for ones plate
Safe harbor to now call home
Empowered by minds that love to roam
Atlantis is out there somewhere, it's common logic
Falling out of favor with the deities, it submerged in the Atlantic
To be discovered one day
Possibly it's not far away
My real name is Charles, Greek for “Plato”, common knowlege
Lights of Atlantis
brightest evening star,
flirts with no shame to the sea,
sea gull winks at me.
9/18/2021
Your hair is like Atlantis, mystery behind mystery. Your eyes are like Atlantic, wave over wave. Your body is like a Matrioshka, beauty inside beauty. Your voice is a rose garden,clung in fragrance. But I have nothing to give You my heart sorry for all the shortcomings.
Form:
the roots of my soul run deep,
deep like the river in the mother land of African
my mind is complex,complex
like the mazes of Britain
my future is vague,
vague as religan
my strength is great ,
great like galieath
my love is lost
lost like the city of Atlantis
Form:
Atlantis is gone.
Great land in the Atlantic.
Now you are a memory.
Civilization,
you were the epitome.
You now lie under the sea.
O great mother land.
Colonizer of the world.
What nature has done to you!
Because of your sins,
destruction swept you away.
You will never rise again.
Elfish eyes
Airplane goggles
Sky turtles
New Mexico
Incas Mayans
Peru’s Stonehenge
Archeologists
Extraterrestrials
World grid
Alien airports
Mythology
Alien artifacts
Giants’ skeletons
New Mexico
Power caves
Atlantis
Bermuda triangle
Vortex
Wormhole
Elfish eyes
Blinking space ships
Prince Namor whose off the deck;
Whom am I to descend and at what cost;
Surfaces on to this timeless wreck;
Unable to find one's way; "Help! We're lost!"
For Arbitrium Divisa 7 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Gregory R Barden |
reference taken poem From “Hark I hear Atlantis calling— “> (11/03/2019)
Once the eagle flew proud
Reaching upward
Attempting to catch the stars
Unafraid she soured
Ever searching
Death has entered the door
No freedom will she find in her wings
Fear and dread are all she sees
No more shall she hope
Discover has died in her heart
Atlantis is no more a dream
The city which crumbled in the ocean
Is now lost forever amongst the clouds
Sponsor Paula Swanson
Contest Name I See Beyond...
Hall of Records
I see beyond the will of thought,
The Hall of Records yet, brought forth,
Zahi Hawass, Egyptian searcher,
The underground channel,
Is there sought.
But it will not be found,
Till resurrected one is bound,
To claim the world’s history found,
Of the world that we know ought,
Atlantis is brought forth…
Why try to catch a falling star?
At best, it’s a foolhardy notion,
I rather stand in front of a car
Crawl up to the highest peak
Sail the seas and Atlantis I seek
And set the clock of fate in motion,
Or cower behind a lie, frail and meek
And drink myself silly in a bar!
~A Brian Strand 'rime me' contest
~One specific rhyme scheme:
A/B/A/C/C/B/C/A contest by Laura Loo
Oh, sweet stars above,
Allow me thine embrace;
For there is not
a more pure nor
More wondrous
Presence
Than that of the heavens;
My world,
Inspired by thee,
Is slowly consumed
By the rising ocean of color
Slowly, slowly,
Thine depths are veiled,
Slipping silently as Atlantis.
Yet I know
Without a doubt
Thou shalt return
To envelop me
In thine starry brilliance
Once again.
Dancing with roses
In the garden of the dead
High above Atlantis
And below the heaven's
Is where they lay their heads
Their beds are made of grass
Growing up from the earth
The creatures in the garden
Have succumb to their own
Lusty thirst
But with all the rotten misfortune
That plagues their precise lives
There are still a few
That want to renew
The garden's
Way of life
R.K.H
CAROLYN’S BIRTHDAY
“You must believe!” she says
“The evidence is clear.” says she
“In that broad mysterious deep
Somewhere
Down there
Are palaces docks pyramids a crystal
All that once was fair”
She looks at Earth today
Warning all in her kind way to
“Heed the fate of Atlantis days
Love the land not the gold
Save the miracles God hath bestowed”
Happy birthday, dear Carolyn