Short Curtained Poems

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Premium Member Freed Verse Texturalist

TEXTURALIST the form

PATHOS

truth
or paradox 
perhaps irony...
a man, 
a house,
the curtained window...
a letter in his pocket ....
at his brother's grave 
the man reads 
of his son's death...
Form: Didactic


Premium Member Sunburst Tableau

In sunburst morning 
clouds waft on hewed wing, 
focused sunbeams flush
curtained window glass, 
rays make track to sun, 
my cold life I run. 

March 17, 2021
Contest : Tableau-6 Lines
Sponsor : Joseph May
Form: Verse

Untitled

For once I thought reality was in my hands,
I felt I was on the pinnacle of the cosmos,
And all the stars and planets were at one with me, 
I lay curtained in boundless joy, 
Twinkling and radiating sparks to all.
Form:

Premium Member Final Farewell - Captcha Bpr

Behind the folds of curtained stage
Performers take positions, hearts racing wildly,
Ready to step onto the waiting podium for the final bow...


For Judy's Captcha Contest
Captcha code - BPR
© Sneha Rv  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Thoughts On Cemetery Ridge

You are the beautiful antique room, 
half-open, decayed by light and familiar gazes.
Lace curtained windows, like eyes that see only the past, 
you offer wistful, paltry promises of enclosure, 
but as the wind whispers through the cracks in your walls, 
you are too cold to offer life.


Premium Member Human Folly

Forests are felled
There once dwelled life -
Now quelled by greed.

Pulp to paper -
The razor tears
Through curtained flesh

Let’s laud our wit -
Bark - on it.. We
have writ   ‘Save trees’!


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Than-Bauk (Non Staircased) 
Internal rhyme
© Sneha Rv  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Than-Bauk

Premium Member Texturalist the Form

PATHOS

truth
or paradox 
perhaps irony...
a man, 
a house,
the curtained window...
a letter in his pocket ....
at his brother's grave 
the man reads 
of his son's death...

This example of a texturalist poem (see my blog thereon today) a found poem that re -weaves Cyndi's comment on my earlier blog.
Form: Verse

I Confess

Father, forgive me for I have sinned...

I confess it all, repenting complete
penance handed down from a curtained confessional
kneeling, I beg for Your forgiveness
vowing to tread a righteous path
knowing in my heart, as I depart
I will still wrong others
that Satan always comes creeping back 
and tonight, I will sin again
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.

Concerto By Ron Porter

perfumed hair and velvet kisses
plum colored satin sheets
heart beats Allegro, as fingers dance
caresses slide, Andante, like silken 
scarves searching sin-flushed skin
eyes locked in silent urgency
upstairs in a distant world
surrender brought forth victory
while, downstairs, in a lace curtained room
a vinyl disk went round and round...

und Mozart spielt das klavier
© Ron Porter  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Snowbound

 
* * "Snowbound" * For days winter's freezing winds and snow raged cold windows now curtained white but, my rooms whisper peace * * * * * *
Form: Kimo

By the Mailbox

The message you sent me
is silent but still a message
I try to understand
the way of the roots
the migrating silence of water.
We take from nature
what we can, I study the silence
I picture you miles north.
leaning over the empty pages,
Dear...... you to write
but already the page is a window
curtained in the early silence
                               of snow.
Form: Concrete

Cloaking

I drip this passion O' mine,
Into the depth of the cup you hold nearest to you.
And the bull inside makes my flesh swell,
Not catatonic,
Just in suspension,
And always in suspicion.
Part of my ill-borne mind creates an image of reluctance,
And I give it to you,
As a gift.
Not much further now and I'll be completely aware,
Aware of the notions you so cleverly curtained around my head,
So I see no evil.

Premium Member Winter Bliss

Old Man Winter dons his best sapphire blue, lavender suit while Mother Nature dresses in her finest lace gown. The splendor of crystalline trees provide a curtained backdrop for their dance. The stars strobe to the music of the ethers; this is winter bliss. Such a night so long ago when celestials sang to a newborn; an annual celebration even nature enjoys.

Charity

Say, have you seen Charity
She hideth I know not where?
I search for her sweet song of love,
Have you seen her pretty face?
I have been searching every place.

Look! see that dark corner there,
Yonder stands Intolerance and 
His brothers Greed and Envy-
There-is that their sister Malice
peering through that curtained window?

Compassion too has disappeared-
perhaps he dances some far off
forest glen- with Charity?
Form: Ballad

The Caller

After breach in tolerance
one peeled truth becomes incendiary.
Afraid of the known:
pitched against
unknown.

Dying young with stiff upper lip,
the grief,
was not curtained enough.
The malignant spread,
refused to retract a name from the epitaph.

Greed overtook
by calculation,
powerful thrust to run the winds,

the virgin grass will not surrender.
Lethal on the move, a humble shout
was nearer to god.						


SATISH VERMA
art
Form: ABC

Cessation

Tinted colors of old
Debauched, dubious mysteries
Finagled corrupt's gold
A glorious, poignant history

An empty throne,
And tales of skirmish
Standing draped in gold, all alone
A war cry and a death wish

Glorious structures,
Secluded with pride
Curtained with greed and power
A broken ruling mind

Sky turning grey
Chains broken for freedom
Nobility burned like hay
End of the golden demon.
© Rohan Suresh
Form: Rhyme

The Caller

After breach in tolerance
one peeled truth becomes incendiary.
Afraid of the known:
pitched against
unknown.

Dying young with stiff upper lip,
the grief,
was not curtained enough.
The malignant spread,
refused to retract a name from the epitaph.

Greed overtook
by calculation,
powerful thrust to run the winds,

the virgin grass will not surrender.
Lethal on the move, a humble shout
was nearer to god.					


SATISH VERMA
art
Form:

The Caller

After breach in tolerance
one peeled truth becomes incendiary.
Afraid of the known:
pitched against
unknown.

Dying young with stiff upper lip,
the grief,
was not curtained enough.
The malignant spread,
refused to retract a name from the epitaph.

Greed overtook
by calculation,
powerful thrust to run the winds,

the virgin grass will not surrender.
Lethal on the move, a humble shout
was nearer to god.						


SATISH VERMA
Form:

Premium Member Truth

TRUTH

We are living in disruptive times
voices are loud and angered
shouting change and resistance..
Multiple truths seem to thrive
for brief moments within mixes 
of contingency and suffering..
Truth has been curtained
in shadows of triviality..
Our most desperate need
is for Truth to be exposed
calling each of us by that
ancient name: I Am..
Such new recognition
must sooth angered voices
dissolving idolatrous lies
in a morning's new light...

Night Terrors

NIGHT TERRORS

When distant  daylight  is spent and spilled,
My lamp alone lights the curtained darkness
Of unseen fear,   which has always filled
The weary black pit yawning endless

Into the night;  and all the unknown
Terrors of the dreamworld
Conspire to extinguish my lamp lone
When the smothering  curtain is unfurled.

Oh,  how the dawn moves on leaden feet
To reach far into the shaded recess.
Oh,  let it make haste to meet
My sleepless darkness with succor and nearness.
Form: Quatrain

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