Short Bardic Poems

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


Big Girls

Big nice neat poets girls
Backward or forward
Balanced heart and mind
Balsamic pretty tender
Bardic big lovely girls
Beautiful flowers
Becoming modesty
Form: Pleiades


Bardic Hero Song

Fallen down by river leaves
frostbite scars and bruised jaw
the Hero has been found under the star-lake tree
sleeping under watchful eye
resting from years of service and broken backs
his name no one can recall
except to say that he did fall
© John Allen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Bardic Sky - Tableau

Pondering the phrase, 
                     “Written in the stars”- 
                     On the darkest nights, 
                Crowned with cloudless skies; 
                      A still lake channels 
                      The sonnets above. 

                           19 Mar 2021
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
sky
Form: Verse

Premium Member Alphabet Poetry Soup, Part XI

Angelic
Bardic
Composers
Dole
Everlasting
Fabled
Garnishments.
Heathenistic
Improvisors
Jostle
Kitchen
Ladles.
Metrical Composers
Nourish
Otherworldly
Poetizers'
Quirky
Rumbling
Stomachs.
Tenacious
Umbelliferous
Versifiers
Whisking
Xysters
Yolk fully
and
Zestfully.
Form: Acrostic

A Poetic Heart- New Blood

A poet's heart gives the soul life
Whilst lifegiving blood sings of strife.
It trusts and beats with steady time
Whilst imagery dances the poet's rhyme.
Amorous in Orange, Grey, Red, and Blue
It exists at once in every coloured hue.
It laughs, it sins, it tolls and rings
It loves and hates and grieves and sings
A poet's heart is many novels unread
But the bardic heart is never wooden or dead.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Paper Kingdom

In my paper kingdom, words abound,
I reign as king without a crown,
I have no chalice, throne, or gown,
there's no adoring crowd around,

In my paper kingdom, words abound,
the lay of land is margined ground,
my fortress ruled and spiral-bound,
while a moat of feathered ink surround,

In my paper kingdom, words abound, 
where bardic verses are profound,
when all I have are words to astound, 
my loudest cries are without sound.
Form: Monorhyme

Seismic Prophecy

If  ever Everafter seems
Inscrutable to you,
Remember, visionary dreams
At times come all too true.

The city by the bay will fall,
It’s Golden Gate to lie
Submerged, with skyscrapers once tall—
Metropolis must die!

The angel-city farther down
The shifting shore will be
Another, underwater town,
Punished presently.

So heed the bardic omens no
Mere scientist dare read—
Pacific coastal millions will go
Help the fishes feed…
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

'er An' I (Bardic Diction)

In lands beyond de rising sun
where flies de amber dragon queen
there are places that we have been
an' dreams are only just begun.

'Tis 'er an' I, ya see.

We chased de faeries neath de moon
an' listened to de flowing streams
just 'er an' me in dragon's dreams
are dancing to de Elfin tune.

'Tis 'er an' I, that be.

If ya should see de dragon queen
an' read de signs in magic words
ya too can step out with de birds
an' see de world as love 'as seen

'Tis ya an' me, I see.
Form: Verse

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