Short Consonance Poems

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


Premium Member An Abstract Verse

ABSTRACT POETRY
words without syllables
rhyme in blank verse;
conceits,caesura,epulaeryu
ekphrasis,spaces
haiku monoku
sans...
euphony
unmetered
consonance, blurred
read..
unheard..


Hiatus

I usually trust easily
In consonance with my faith
I believe what I do not know
Listening for you to tell me go
Over the fence of ignorance
She was one country
I should not enter blind
Yet waiting indeterminate
Must also be a proof of faith
Form: Verse

Premium Member POETICAL PROPOSALS a rwgp

polished
&smooth
    fluent
&novel
connect

     a derivative

cultivate
     the sentimental
    romanticise
with
alliteration

    accentualate
consonance
&assonance
   make
discernible
the
   detail
in a
discernible
     prosaic
process
cite
the
     thoughtful
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Resurrection

He is singular
the father of universe;
we only destined

like the phoenix
the soul flies out of bodies;
resurrects again

who gets it again
he, the believer in Him;
who surrenders self

new life is given
mind and heart in consonance;
only with His grace

a life when bursts forth
like a fountain of pure joy;
His sweet love pours out
Form: Senryu

Premium Member 'poetry' Pinged Me

'Poetry' pinged me
  I shiver and cringe
I know what she wants
  With her probing syringe

To prod me with metaphor
  Simile and eloquent imagery
Line, foot, iambic pentameter
  Assonance, consonance
               trochaic hexameter

But I'll have none of it
  Cogito, ergo sum!
Here a bit of free verse
  There a dash of rhyme
    ~ May 'Poetry' fume
Form: Rhyme


Colors Collide In Consonance

aurora borealis
necklace around 
twinkling northern lights
among flickering stars I see
dreams of you
my life

swirling night twilight
you come again 
seduce
release me
muse demure

mesmerize 
hypnotize 
beckon with allure
take me to your bosom 
against your breast once more

me you own entrapped
committed and engaged
in surrender 
once again enslaved

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