Short Besought Poems

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PARADOX LIMERICK

Mum had a chat with her daughter
And she urgently besought her
Not to be bedding
Before the wedding
Or she’d be late at the altar
Form: Limerick


Salvation Besought

My currency
My words
My fortune
My thoughts
My freedom
My expression
My salvation,
—besought

(Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Garlic Elf

Saint Nick's russet-haired elf who loved garlic
Besought all the fair fairies to frolic.
They dissed his Christmas kisses,
Dumped as coal, without blisses
Except with his poodle named Alaric.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Couldn'T Think of Gardenia

A sweet young lassie from Estonia Was besought by a boy from Bologna Taking her to a dance, He wore his best pants And gave her a corsage of begonia.
written September 1, 2021
Form: Limerick

Illuminate

Illuminate my darkness

So that I may see the tears in my soul

The ripped aspirations

The ragged trails besought

The depths that overwhelmed

Ascension of my thought

That now I may recover

Regain, renew, rescind

And find repaired redemption

Illuminate, my friend.
Form: Lyric


Victorian Stalker

Victorian Stalker

Tis but a dagger that I wear
No need your eyes to tarry there
Tis true my cup doth overflow
There dwells the happiness I show
Hither hath no dearth of joy
Durst thou besought this wayward goy
Henceforth wither thou walketh out
No twain betwixt will come about
Yet, cometh, Maiden, I beseech
Naught hath I’ve spoken wrought a breech!

	6/26/12
Form: Rhyme

Mother

They call her Mother!!
Ingrained care 
besought her every step.
Standing before Judges and Kings,
her chivalry sought to escape her.

She might not be 
an everyday queen 
she sought to be 
but 
her grace 
falls on every struggling echidna.

Mother, why live only for others 
and neglect the satisfaction of your soul?
The voice of faith would say: 
You can all do both 
in an insanely biased world!

Happy Mother’s Day
Form: Didactic

Once Upon a Night

I look from my window—
the city is silent and serene.
I give another glance:
the light of bulbs moves slowly
through the twilight night.
Suddenly,	
the uproar of parasite cars
breaks the seamless silence,
conspiring against the beauty
born of that celestial scene.
The wondering, waning moon—
like a besought fortune—
shy and quiet,
approaches me.
Enchanting, she whispers:
Take my light
and ignite the darkness within.

Ripe Love's Spectrum

Autumn's arrival, ushering once more a door His harvest moon ? Dressed of pure..
Gold honourable's daughter her queen from Ophir virgins these, companions; entering
The King's palace glorious ? Arrayed be beauty their children; ten billion stars as she sings
Rejoiced true hearts love's patriarch; timbrels and flutes a nomad whom knew ? In Winter's
Glittering lights an infant's eyes His harps her chorus; Angels ? Divine, besought time's rosy cheeks.
Form:

Welcome Worse Than a Trap

Would you on the spot succumb,
When someone told you “Welcome?”
The fine time to act a lamb
One’s closed door hold on its jamb
While the key to it arrives 
And door-unlocking strength strives?

A woman I had seen, stopped
And besought by a head cocked 
To quaff a bottle of stout
And perfectly look The Scout
She’d seemed to want to be 
But couldn’t have from just tea…

And a bottle became Two,
Drinker’s mind divided, too;
Later, climaxed it to five,
Drinker no longer alive!
Form: Rhyme

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