Short Aubergine Poems

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Ginger & spring onions
spicy aubergine
caramelised brussel sprouts
curry butter bean
pickled cucumber
vinagrette
Lean !
Form: Epulaeryu


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Sugar-cured prawn omelette
pumpkin risotto
a fusillo with meat balls
and spiced aubergine
ricotta cheesecake
goosberry
Fool !
Form: Epulaeryu

The Land of Aubergine

Brief: The Land of Aubergine

I search for the land of Aubergine
Where the Egg Plant is nurtured and raised
Pods of Byzantium Airships
Succulence with a Periwinkle glaze

4/7/17
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.

Leftovers

It’s a strange thing looking alive in a leftovers box
Its crumbly beige and yellow with a brown layer underneath
It looks like aubergine, cream and mince, with a hint of something else
What will it do to your teeth?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Aurora

Aurora

Aurora rises up
Astride her chariot
Aglow in dawn’s pink blush,
Aubergine cloak of stars,
Ageless – four winds’ mother –
Argent moon’s sweet sister
Announces Sol’s new day.

2-22-22
Contest: Greek Mythology
Sponsor: Joseph May
Form: Pleiades


Premium Member Autumn Rainbow Reveries

Red, orange and ochre…spill over into waterfalls of color

Sable, tan and umber…tumble into a silky symphony

Purple, wine, aubergine…cascade in chutes of amethyst fantasies

Russet, copper and rust…flood in flowing reveries of nature’s tears
Form: Monoku

Tirin Was a King of Asan

Tirin was a king of Asan famous land of snail
                    Went out with thee ministers, in hand a begging pail 
                                   Said to queerest gentle Djinn
                                  Playing with his wife aubergine
                    "Please send the lamp of Aladdin by your next email'
Form: Limerick

Premium Member California Summer

Strawberry faces freckle in morning sun Noses tickle with the cold wet kisses of orange mist The aubergine of plums drips from chins under a feather sky Garnet grapes cobblestone old roads where tractors snore as celery waves break on an almond shore 1st Place Summer Standard Contest Sponsor: Brian Strand 6/15/17
Form: Imagism

Sepia Hues

Autumn colours drift down like aubergine Catch carelessly a crimson columbine Chestnut leaves flutter Auburn tinctures drop down like treasure troves Gather gently from glossy golden groves Amber blades clutter Sepia hues dance down like floating planes Amass amply those amazing remains Ginger fronds putter ~~~~~~~ 08.15.2020 Contest: Tail Rhyme Stanza poetry Sponsor: Emile Pinet

Colors of Me

There are many
Shades of me
They cover you
And color me
I can be any hue I want to be

Black or white
Neon bright
A darker color when we fight
A softer shade 
Relaxed for when I sleep

A blue for when I’m feeling low
When wide awake, a light yellow
A range of shades for everything
When ready I’m an aubergine

I change from day to day you know
Like many colors of the rainbow
I shine brightly for all to see
Growing daily like the evergreen
Form: Rhyme

Mr Turnip and Ms Aubergine

Mr TURNIP AND Ms AUBERGINE
                             
                              Mr Turnip was on a aubergine-free diet
                                Ms. Aubergine on a Turnip-free quiet
                                          Both were on a stroll
                                        And Opened their scroll
                             Sold turnips and aubergines to Hotel Hyatt











© RAJAT KANTI CHAKRABARTY
14 OCTOBER, 2014
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Aubergine

The French expression is exquisite, 
fat succulent globes glowing darkly,
but if you're looking for length look  
to the East, although they lack girth.
Yet the Greeks do it best
sleek glossy orbs, rubbed with
olive oil then laid in their bed and 
immersed in an effusion of 
ripe succulent Roma slowly 
simmered with garlic, oregano  
and perhaps a few chilies, if you like it
hot and then covered with a thick 
white sauce béchamel and lasciviously 
savoured with a mature rich red.

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