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Short Canvasses Poems

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


Premium Member Illusions
Difficult to see through illusion-
to what things really are:
setting aside appearance
and self (the most pervasive artist)-
our minds canvasses
already primed
to accept certain shapes and colors,
excluding what won't sell,
those things that refuse brush strokes
remain negative space
no matter how we squint and frame…....

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: canvasses, allegory, allusion, art, imagery, imagination, journey, self,
Form: Free verse



Vincent
'...with quenchless canvasses of twisted fire' - Mervyn Peake


Your vision was a beacon
gracing us with golden sheen,
your heart was dark and heavy
with redemption rarely seen.

You plumbed the incongruities 
of faithfulness and fear,
you challenged life's inequities
so often with a tear

of sadness in your dream-dimm'd eyes
and shades of anguish too,
this world was never meant
for one as beautiful as you....

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Categories: canvasses, inspirational,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Remind Me of Magical Things
Remind me of magical things Enhance my joy, my being alive, Tiny newborn babies who thrive Precious jewels in golden rings, Canvasses of sentient colors Starlit skies of deep velvet hue, Morning grass, shimmering dew Fresh powder-sugared crullers, Tiny bouquets of fever few Bows of ribbon in curly hair, Ballroom dancing with a flair Old cards reminding me of you.
Written June 13, 2022...

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Categories: canvasses, imagery, magic, meaningful, senses,
Form: Rhyme
Vincent
'...quenchless canvasses of twisted fire,'  Mervyn Peake


Your vision was a beacon 
gracing us with golden sheen, 
your heart was dark and heavy 
with redemption rarely seen. 

You plumbed the incongruities 
of faithfulness and fear, 
you challenged life's inequities 
so often with a tear 

of sadness in your dream-dimm'd eyes 
and shades of anguish too, 
this world was never meant 
for one as beautiful as you....

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Categories: canvasses, tribute, writing,
Form: Quatrain
I Want To Be Good
I want to be good
but know I seldom am.

like a child at play in the garden
and then trailing dirt into the kitchen.

July rain soften life's drone
dusky sky canvasses the light
i plough, ox-like, at the task of the day
I want to be good
but know I seldom am.

Thoughts of kindness flit like butterflies
battle surface smiles and boredom lines
ponder family ties beyond choice
I want to be good
but know I seldom am....

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© Jay Lo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: canvasses, growth,
Form: Free verse



Our Mark
A dog who lifts his leg to pee
Against a trunk’s solidity
Just simply wants to leave his mark – 
It lasts much longer than his bark.

An artist, in a matching fashion,
Leaves the markings of his passion.
Canvasses shout loud and clear – 
I exist! I once was here…

Writers do the same with phrases,
Hoping thus to garner praises.
We all want to leave our mark
Before our destiny goes dark.

Ilene Bauer (http://primetimerhyme.blogspot.com)...

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Categories: canvasses, introspection, life
Form: Rhyme
Words
Words in life 
are easily scorned,
derisively decided worthless
and yet;
I hear it, whispering through the wind, 
welcome in anticipation...
your voice. 
Sealing those canvasses
shut. 
Waiting, on words 
the brushed bruising of lips,
quickly accepting of my own 
two, too blushed,
too blooming. 
It is not just words I wait on 
but your touch; 
crushing the chasm inside 
to build me. 
Only then can the sparrow nestled on my chest 
fly - fly free 
to your arms. 
Oh - encompass me?...

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Categories: canvasses, love, words,
Form: Verse

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