Short Clamors Poems

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Premium Member I Sit Myself Down

I sit myself down  

where one could hear a pin drop . . .

poetry clamors

aug 31, 2019
for Silent One's Silence Contest
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Frequencies

My hair’s standing up,
cosmogyral frequencies 
here for a visit.
An unsettled heart clamors ..
your embrace feels just like home.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Score Huitain

Deafening the score for spring break,
set off by the harp’s gentle voice. 
That pas de deux of give and take,
a fever pitch played with such poise.
There are so many twisted toys
 that masquerade as gentlemen.
Soft banter that clamors a choice:
do you want cheap or a bargain?
Form: Other

The Queen

She prayed for a stallion,
But got a mare
She cursed not the gods for spurning her wish
Instead, she found the mare a stable
And lo, a beautiful stallion sired the mare a foal
That foal is now a stallion every groom clamors for 
For out of him births another stable 
She understood seasons, she overpowered time
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Fighting Falsehood

     Fighting falsehood with mere truth is
         a losing proposition
     The public clamors for the popular position 

     The underdog has it all his way today
         yelling that America is evil paves the way
     no matter that it’s pure, unadulterated fiction 

     Soon all law-abiding folks will be imprisoned
         as anarchy realizes its wildest ambitions
Form: Rhyme


Regrets

Regrets

Antagonisms perceived
Leave us aggrieved
Hearts broken
Tender spirits token

Words miss-read
Actions miss-lead
Clamors in the night
Pleading miss-sight

Sides taken
Lines shaken
Blindness bodes
Heavier loads

Rashness steps
Action’s regrets
Unthinking eyes
When misery cries

Matters adrift
Sieve and sift
Love enduring
Pardons ensuing

Antagonisms perceived
Leave us aggrieved
Hearts broken
Tender spirits token

Premium Member A Musical Narcotic

I rush to the dance floor
    The first chords of “Night Fever” command it
The crowd clamors for more
     Their sighs of approval demand it

The room is bedazzled, hypnotic
     The pulse sets the rhythm, heart beat, dance feet
I smolder in musical narcotic
     Focused in song, inside myself, complete

Alas, the beat subsides in sudden pause
     As I’ve reached my destination
Radio off, rewinding what was
     A temporary reclamation
Form: Rhyme

Meteor Shower

I still remember the first night we hung out,
It was only the last time there was a full moon.
We talked and talk as the minutes turned to hours,
I gave you my effort, my lore and we worked through the clamors.
The sky glistened, a silver lining gleam.
We talked outside your pickup and for once I finally felt clean. 
I looked up at the sky and saw a meteor shower, 
And wished this moment could last forever.
That was really my only endeavor.
© Justa Poet  Create an image from this poem.

The Cherry Pick

Cherries with the wine,
Silky red curves to dine,
Floating with the ice,
Looms my tongue to charms and dice;

She devil in brine,
Wet dips and her wits decline,
Breathless she tosses,  
In the fresh frolic gossips;

Cheered she baits just fine,
Duly caressed remains mine,
Clamors to recant, 
In her to and fro descents;

Between sedation,
Dances edged by temptation,
No accusation,
Accepts flagrant violation;

Bitten ecstasy;
Masticated revelation:
© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Whispers of Light

Watching in awe at Nature's Queen
As she lets drop her nightly shawl
Whispers of light break through the dark
And brightens morning's sky grand hall

A seat I'll take between two worlds
To feel her breath we call the wind
Pushing clouds that my eyes find kind
A gift, before light washes in

Rendering red becomes her dress
As she clamors for the day's ball
She is the light and the Princess
Until again her nightly shawl

For the contest Whispers of Light
Sponsored by Gail Angel Doyle
Form: Rhyme

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