Short Charcoaled Poems

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Premium Member Evil

Lit
Like a
Little spark
Blazes blood red
Wild vampires compete
Black frightening owls soar
Charcoaled skyscrapers collapse
Dry bones of men and women seen 
The solars and lunars shake in shame...!

12 February 2023
Form: Nonet


Dusk

Clouds as Heavenly rose bushes
     In the sky
Charcoaled veined branches
     Pushing and piercing
Entangled knotted wooden arms
     Acquiring the sky
Captivating territory
     Pressing into spongy soft
Of early darkness.

Molding their wishes into Blue
     Tranquility cut, scissored-in
As hurrying birds chisel their way
     Into darkening
Descending day.

Shadows of Obscurity

Here I stare
And sketch myself living
Timing every breath
But the clock remains still
Not a moment passes
An entire existence to spare
One complete
And nothing
Nowhere or time to go
Trapped here
In this ominous setting
Afloat in this once purgatory
Then once more and again
Impalpable designs charcoaled
Shading my ambit in silhouettes
Every turn I take muted
By the shadows of obscurity

Flaming Lips and Fingertips

With flaming lips and fingertips casting words of cockeyed quips behind a face powdered in white preys a jackyll with teeth that bite rouge on cheeks, evil guile at play opened bottles of rich pouilly fume' fruit of the vine, wine more devine than one who waits for you, supine Painted brows and charcoaled eyes don't be fooled by a gender disguise a fool you are if you fall for this villain party girl who seems more than willin'
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Butterfly Mind

charismatically gifted
 in  conceptual leaps 
  expressions
opening 
          a doorway 
to destiny

moments in time 
           stumato,
from a butterfly mind

 scattered 
with unfinished masterpieces 
of imagination 

 drawings chalked& charcoaled 
with tonal modulation
the inner person
 portrayed 
face on
    in ambivalence
profiles turned to the light
 display emotional depth
through the genius
 of genuflection 
       with touch & sensibility
Form: Ekphrasis


PHOTON PULSE

Charcoaled by the flickered USG light,
Crocheting living diaries of rose-glazen silk.

Colossal musings bloom through whispered stillness,
Doppler drifts its waves across sea-green marmoris.

A radiological quest through the wisteria of thought—
The sincere scalpel surrenders, a vow stitched in veins.

Cocooned beneath the autumn leaves,
Carrying the MRI of faraway stars.

Sowing scanned seeds in the ebony chambers,
Remember me when it rains on the petals of purgatory.
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