Short Clustered Poems
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My ethereal eyes
gaze the night sky;
the moon and the stars;
clustered brilliance;
crowned with glory and grander
and I wonder-
wonder with awe.
Live the life
Leave the living knife
Lamenting develops argument
Lame limbs clustered combined in the cut
Life has no lies
Lander and lander but lii pays.
so fluttering insect flies,
colors butterfly,
clustered in the skies,
so beautiful butterfly,
8/6/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2020
the sun set on the peaceful meadow
where clustered colours yawned
feigning a sleepy drowsy state
for bees and butterflies to take their leave
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Clustered bubbles play among
Swirls made by my aqualung;
Liquid beads embroidered on
Deep blue green........and then they're gone.
Fleeting beauty of the sea's
Ever changing tapestries.
tiny winged maiden
flies in the night
dancing swirls in air
when the harvest moon is bright
sprinkling ribbons of dust
over prairie fields
vines curl and wind
around tawny clustered yields
,
Dancing white ladies twirl and sway on pointed satin stems
Arched backwards in time, with adagio’s breath in soft fluttering
Clustered flowers dance in evening breeze, folding wings at sundown
clustered sweet stars cling
fleetingly pink white beauties
fragrant umbrellas
billowing warm pink blizzards
floating down gently on streams
©deborah burch
3/20/2012
*Sakura:Japanese Cherry Blossoms
BEAUTY REDISCOVERED
iniatatory
implications
of
dynamic
collective chaos
in
modest
conscious
measures
of
rhythmic
precision
so explicit
in
timeless
designs
clustered
grace
still
appeal
You gather us in ransom to others joy,
Clustered together; graceful your smile.
Bewitched the admirers venture to muse;
For art is priceless and eternal.
Picture Prompt Ref:-
"Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May"
by John William Waterhouse, 1908
We are remnants of stardust
clustered beyond this revolving sphere
and what remains after us - are
just another star's tears.
for "LIBERUM DIVISA"
contest of Gregory R. Barden
taken from my original poem,
Just Another Star 2/12/19
Wow. My total number of poems
is getting passed up. Oh, well.
Debate Results
Are Clustered Into Three Tiers
After all the many hopes and fears,
Are now clustered into three tiers;
We now needed,
And stampeded;
For Democrats do offer our cheers.
Jim Horn
easy
easygoing
easy mark
easy peasy
easy rider
easy street
easy here
easy there
easy peasy everywhere
easy going, not a bit flustered
easy mark, few fools clustered
easy rider, a sycophant
easy street, a treasure hunt
easy going, easy mark
I ride my easy in the park
ACOUSTIC STRUCTURES
sobering
patterned
casualties
so
fascinatingly
aesthetical
in
manifold
shapes
stimulate
speculative
applications
identically
conceived
with
multiple
meanings
convincingly
clustered
subjectively
thus
enlarging
spirals
Ambling on hallowed ground
Among the clustered trees
As faintly dusk enveils
An alcove where I pause
Aware of rural peace.
Alluring herbal scents
Arouse my dormant soul.
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Contest: Pleiades – A
Sponsor: Kim Merryman
Placed 3rd
© 10th August 2016
The morning sun falls
Noises awake, passing crowds
once quiet again
Stand on the cold feet
Dew still not fade by the lights
Sipping my hot tea
Rectangle door closed
The framework offers the view
My sight clustered straight
Enjoyed the greenish
While the sun turns into gloom
It's ready to rain
Greeks hand-fed their lovers
Globes of this clustered fruit.
Grown chiefly for wine are
Green, purple, dark blue and
Giant red, sweet, plump grapes!
Get anti-oxidants;
Give yourself a handful!
Posted Dec.1, 2016 for Kim Merryman's Pleiades G Contest
persephone thoughts
snow slants
across my window
blowing north into south
except for the rebel
who swirls occasionally
down from the chimney
enough of cold and gray
I think of
the golden beetles
clustered
on my moon flower leaves
they shine like nuggets
in a pirate's chest
Meadow of clustered flowers
fragrant bouquets of petals
pinks purples yellows whites
~ a delightful extravaganza
Spreading their joy like tentacles
they entice butterflies and bees
while the sun keeps busy
caressing this wild ageless garden
AP: Honorable Mention 2025, Honorable Mention 2025
soft slim serene shafts
snow white petals and sepals ---
curved curled and clustered
symbol of the spring
purity pace par perfect ---
snowflakes of woodlands
16 February 2023
Spring Flower, Bird or Butterfly Haiku x 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Syllables Checked In: how many syllables
The man sits back
Thinking to himself
Trying to find himself
The time has come
For a decision
The time is nigh
To clear his vision
His thoughts are clustered
And unsure
What should he think?
What has he done?
He can’t figure out
What he needs to be alive
Why can’t he be without?
All he wants is to survive.
Intense my heartbeat at the break of day
Be it the hues that mingle in the sky
Or clustered clouds that keep the sun at bay
The moment’s pleasure sends my spirits high.
Inhaling deeply, fragrance in the air,
My soul uplifted and with passion fed
In heat of ardour, my emotions bare,
With enthusiasm plan the work ahead.
You modulate my spine,
like a clustered 7th chord—
composing calm in my
created chaos—
every doubt becomes resonance,
every pain an ivory key:exact—
innovative, magic, mad.
I wear your genius like a second skin—
daring the dissonance to die within…
you are my mask… and I found
that in the score we orchestrated
I wear you well.
pruning pulpy pear
tactic tier's there
passion pasting prayers
fostering fallible fair
felon figs belched
contractions cobbling crest
whooshing wind yawned
tucking tainted flaws
owed to draws
then a coda
mystic melody murdered
concerto grosso clustered
pulsing pear blushed
leering lanky lust.
19:12:13:08:23
It seemed a million jabbering crows
And a black fragmenting of sky,
The murder caws, the shadow grows
A frantic pile upon the wide eye.
They clustered trees and pile the lines
Sizzling with power; evening came
In a pandemonium of noise, our minds
Dark curtains parted with flame.
Yet we look, and look at burning night
And did not understand the sight.