Short Cathedrals Poems
Short Cathedrals Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cathedrals by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cathedrals by length and keyword.
Highway Heaven
Archways
of acers,
tunnels of oak
in cathedrals of beech
arbors...
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Categories:
cathedrals, nature, places
Form:
Cinqku
Grand Canyon Portrait In Word
cascading water
flows into braided rivers
rush of white water
palaces of sandstone
towering monolith
statuesque splendor
weathered mosaics
ancient cathedrals carved in stone
natures masterpiece...
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Categories:
cathedrals, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Clerihew Feininger
German,Lyonel Feininger born in New York
an architect who ,his artistic soul often *sought
In light pervaded space
cathedrals his easel did grace
*https://www.wikiart.org/en/lyonel-feininger...
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Categories:
cathedrals, art, people,
Form:
Clerihew
Cobalt Cragged Peaks
Cobalt cragged peaks amidst clouds
Cathedrals they are, proud so tall
Years of erosion now shout loud
My eyes now view in total thrall
Their reflections upon natures pure
Sharing many marvels from her brochure...
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Categories:
cathedrals, nature, places,
Form:
Verse
My Mansion Awaits In Heaven -
My mansion awaits in heaven -
More cozy than earthly cathedrals -
Where I will retire of provision
And I can keep and admire its halls -
Skipping down them and back again.
A new and vast era nigh draws -
A gold key I'll take from His hand....
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Categories:
cathedrals, future, house, jesus,
Form:
Rhyme
'hibernal Hearts'-Sharon's Acrostic
Timeless tapestry of love transfixed
Omniscient oracles of my soul eclipsed
Undying love for you reviving remains
Cathedrals praying poetic pensive pains
Hibernal hearts with calamitous chains.
June.27.2017
Touch Me With Words - Contest
Sponsored by: Sharon Gulley...
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Categories:
cathedrals, lost love,
Form:
Acrostic
Castles In Cathedrals
It is an old saw indeed
that a person's home is castle,
and I hope this is more true than not,
however simple.
Yet for me,
it is when I step outside this castle
that I enter our shared sacred cathedral,
which feels more important
and adventurous,
and wonderful
than my too stifling castle,
however sublime....
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Categories:
cathedrals, adventure, appreciation, beauty, earth, freedom, joy, love,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Can'T You C, Can'T You C
Close your eyes and imagine with me
Camps, cottages, cabins and trees
High in the mountains or beside rolling seas
Perhaps it’s chateaus and castles you see
Maybe cathedrals grand as they can be
It’s little white churches that I see
Comforting contentment I’m contemplating as we
Consider the many constructs of C...
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Categories:
cathedrals, celebration,
Form:
Rhyme
The Last Will and Testament of Mom and Dad
Doing things by the book
Mom awaits a secret garden
Cleansed through application
Years of service completed
Thoroughly laid down, she dreams
Of lofty French cathedrals
Her maiden name retained
Dad reclaims his potency
Unwearied by the years
Gladly rides his motorcycle
Beyond the frontiers
With his sons by his side
His independence fulfilled...
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Categories:
cathedrals, adventure, happiness, life,
Form:
Free verse
River Deep
inspired by Ricks contest theme
Winter melts and seeps deep below,
permeates cathedrals with snow,then
in spate,nature's blood in flood .
A babbling burn in feathered ferns
to riverine unseen,a stream of
freshwater clean.
In rivers soil silts against sloping banks
the current slows into eddys,
where fat chubb doze,
deep waters flow ,below...
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Categories:
cathedrals, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
cathedrals, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Running Free
Winter melts and seeps deep below,permeates cathedrals with snow,in spate
nature's blood in flood .In moorland gorse new springs become a tumbling
source.A babbling burn in feathered ferns to riverine unseen,a stream of
freshwater clean.In rivers soil silts against sloping banks and the current slows
into eddys, where fat chubb doze.Deeper waters then running free,winding slowly
to the sea....
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Categories:
cathedrals, nature,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Good Morning, Sleepyface
Sound the trumpets
Whispers of lotus flowers
Hot anger trapped in pantries
Shows, shows, shows, and buttons
Making space for eyes
On the return, on the return,
I'll be grateful on the return.
Shot-to-hell oven lights
Borrowing from the borrowers
New linens from fresh tears
Good morning, Sleepyface
You turn gutters into cathedrals
On the return, on the return,
See I'm grateful on the return....
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Categories:
cathedrals, baby, beauty, love,
Form:
Free verse
Van Gough
touch me sky... as you touched him
spiraled cathedrals of twirling color
eyes dare not see.... in voices
the deaf drag in silence... screeming
there pears in the mud.
Van Gough heard them cry...
his sacred fingers to feel the knife
that slung his spirit to those stars
and(............. i, * ** *
can only hope to look...
following in a painting bright.
less...
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Categories:
cathedrals,
Form:
I do not know?
The Inevitable
Melted Cathedrals that once were grand
Twisted and broken by mans crazy hand
Consequences after the fact
No discussions or common sense tact
Push the button it's easier this way
Whats millions of people, anyway
Damned by the bomb or damned by man
It's now inevitable, written future plan
Will anyone survive this I do fear
For no one to say, it fell here
http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/war4.php...
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Categories:
cathedrals, death, loss, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Wings
We are a winged species
those who flutter to soar
alongside the pruners...
more about appearance.
There are hawks and doves, an
earthbound, feathered coop we are –
not one of a flock wanting to be caged...
Small wonder that we give our angels wings,
and our saints the high of cathedrals
Francis chose a hillside, naked, to be aired
Christ gathered our splinters till a Cross,
man's freedom in His Divine Care....
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Categories:
cathedrals, christian, devotion, faith, freedom, humanity, love, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
The Colour of Mockery
Furnished from the beginning with superlative demeanor,
You sway no haughty elbows,
And murder all colours of mockery,
Refrain from staring down the bridge of your nose,
As well as the egocentric adults
That bear the sharpness of a minotaur horn.
Your own sanctuary
Is crafted from knife fissures and bullet nests,
The nightmare of cathedrals;
Though existence must be slain
In order to fashion birth, yet
existence is never slain for applause...
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Categories:
cathedrals, allegory, life, mystery,
Form:
Verse
Walking In the Dark
A place that never was
Hiding a heart that could never be
Burdened with a love
That never actually existed
Oh Chrysanthemum
How your song is so hauntingly beautiful
Performed in cathedrals
Where broken hearts yearn to mend
The kiss of the light
Gradually began to burn flesh
Like that of a vampire
Until finding solace in the night
Walking in the dark
Hiding a heart that could ever be
Burdened with a love
That always existed...
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Categories:
cathedrals, how i feel, life,
Form:
Free verse
Clouds
Silently
flowing
feathery wisps
caressed by a breath of wind
Changing shapes
cathedrals spires
castles enshrined
Hearts of love edged in gold
angels wings in
prisms of light
illuminate a silent world of
seductive curves
sweeping lines
in rainbow colors
For a while
gloomy
dark puffy eyes
send silvery teardrops
upon us all
then give way
to brilliant sunsets
awesome splendor
one heartbeat
from eternity....
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Categories:
cathedrals, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
When My Spirit Will Rise
There, above the line of cars,
Clouds wait patiently for me.
Ignoring bleating horns and car exhaust,
My spirit is not ready to rise.
*
I know the air is pure above the clouds,
But I still must breathe deeply of this life.
Tho food sustains me, I yearn for the
Sweet sustenance I find only
In forest cathedrals.
*
It is there I will let clouds take me.
12/30/13...
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Categories:
cathedrals, allegory
Form:
Free verse
Neglected Beauty
NEGLECTED BEAUTY
Beauty-mica granite sidewalks shining
Fontanka and Moika Canals like Venice boreal
Boats flopping, tourist cameras aligning
Gold-domed architecture monumental
Kazan cathedral needing facelift, declining
Notes :
(SPB = Saint Petersburg, Russia )
Almost all sidewalks in SPB are granite
There are many canals in SPB, and these two are more famous than others
Kazan is only one of several lovely cathedrals in SPB...
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Categories:
cathedrals,
Form:
Quintain (Sicilian)
Some Say
Some say, poetry is an art!
painting pictures with words –
the artist may reply: “Then
why not just paint?” Some say,
that poetry is music, words
being the Poet's instruments –
to which the musician may
reply: “Why not just play?”
Some say, poetry is a voice:
the poet's choir of sounds,
echoes from his soul's sonorous
cathedrals – to which the singer
may reply, “Why not just
sing?” Some say, some say,
some say...to which the poet
may reply: Yep! Yup! Yip!...
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Categories:
cathedrals, humorous, nonsense, poems, poetry, wisdom, words, writing,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Dream Like Nature
Claude.
Paris
at Giverny.
Reflections, impressions.
The painter of light and color.
Footbridges, cathedrals, dreamlike nature.
A lover of water lilies.
Monet's
art....
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Categories:
cathedrals, art, french,
Form:
Free verse
Sanctuary
Bird chatter echoes mutual greetings
psalms reciting Other’s praising morning light
promising their co-enrapture of return
before light fades to dusk this night.
Birds echo cathedrals of tree majestic chatter,
underflight of bees and insect buzz growing conjoined refrain
evening’s glad sung massive eulogy
consecrates this flying day’s compline,
grace delight.
Liturgy of Earth flight song
echoes shattering light,
entering as exiting each shared dark mythic night....
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Categories:
cathedrals, bird, earth, health, love, sensual, song, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
Elephant's Graveyard (Bones 2)
there is power herein the roots and vines
soil and grass and trees entwines
cathedrals of silence hewn of bone
stripped of flesh to rest alone
within a place where human eyes
may never see nor improvise
their preconceptions of the dead
where death shifts with relentless tread
and stamps his everlasting seal
on all that once was corporeal
and in the peel of windchime keys
sings ribs and legs and ivories
and skulls with empty sockets bare
no longer see...no longer care...
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Categories:
cathedrals, allegory, animals, death, places, time, visionary,
Form:
Verse