Short Describing Poems
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Narratives
Point to that
Which cannot be
Described and
To that which
Cannot be the
Object of
Pointing...
Pain painted over
By words describing the pain,
A false remedy
To those who have forgotten
Black walls don't make rooms brighter
The scene begins to unfold
As I put pen to paper
Describing events I saw
Quick eyes I behold
Russell Sivey
A Mother’s Love
Dr. James E. Martin
©May, 2013
A mother’s love is beyond describing
She is on a child’s heart constantly inscribing.
Our vicar was describing Hell
When it suddenly rung a bell
I dreamed that in Paris
I climbed up a Ferris
Then on to the Tower I fell .....
A squab, a squid, a squishy stump
A troll, a gnome, a stick, a chump
How else to describe my cousin Bump?
You see, he also is a bit of a chump
To all those fallen poets
sifting fields of words
i will help them grow
describing pain that melts the snow
and a glow the darkness coddles
let me get sum right
lacy ruffled gladiola with your dainty ways
made of a gorgeous pleated crepe, you take my breath away
describing you would be a win,
where to begin? Where to begin?
Roses are red, white and gold
The colors of sunshine, a sense of the soul
Describing their beauty
Is impossible truly
No words can aptly describe their role
The word “evil” is described as this
A word describing a real ugly abyss
Nothing is almost evil
It is or isn't believable
Goes to show how much we really missed
Happy-go-lucky, a phrase describing old me
Not a care to speak of, a happy club emcee
Making tons of bucks
Running amuck
Tossing flowers and wearing a polka dot saree
I love watching your hands
when you hold the camera
when you touch the area
when you move the spot
when you caress the glass
I love to meditate on the art
describing your joys
Teddy is my name;
Everyday I write poetry
Describing my day to day life, and
Decisions that I critically make, to make my
Yesterday a history worth remembrance.
By: Teddy Kimathi
An overwrought poem, I suppose
Might go florid describing a rose
But there’s something much worse
Than an overblown verse –
It’s the mind from which flows purple prose.
written 1/26/19
Feel like being quite naughty today
I'll start by describing a sexual ballet
Tripping the light fantastic
Doing artistic gymnastics
Guess I better glue down my curly toupee
Feel like being quite naughty today
I'll start by describing a sexual ballet
Tripping the light fantastic
Doing artistic gymnastics
Guess I better glue down my curly toupee
Really feel like being naughty today
I'll start by describing a sexual ballet
Tripping the light fantastic
Doing some artistic gymnastics
Guess I better glue down my toupee
If the sun failed to shine one morning
You'd still start my day off with warmth adorning
No sweeter sentiment
With words so eloquent
Describing my affection for you so exquisitely
Really feel like being quite naughty today
I'll start by describing a sexual ballet
Tripping the light fantastic
Doing some artistic gymnastics
Guess I better glue down my curly toupee
Forlorn is a word
Describing a state of loss
One’s personal pain.
Dejected,losing
The love we lived with.
Down and no way up.
Travelling blindly
This tunnel of stone and grit
We hope to emerge,
To recall what a certain lady named Maureen
Called me, “a sweet lover of jugs” what did she mean
Did “jugs” refer to
A container maybe two
Methinks I'm pretty close to describing the scene
When we reach the top floor we wonder
What was it all about, this life we just experienced
Is there any other way of describing it
Is there a higher high or is this it?
NOPE... THIS BE IT!
Sweet honeysuckles
white and yellow on the vine
say hello in June
Robert Pettit for Sidney LeeAnn’s haiku contest.
5-7-5 syllable form describing a common flower that blooms in late spring
She writes of the stuff in the loo,
amused by the odour of poo -
she has me in fits
describing her sh.ts
(though others believe it's taboo...)
written 19th March about Jan Allison for Margarita's Paean on Poets contest
Objectification
Is told as the process
Of the mind in
Naming and describing
Whatever appears..
This whole story
Pops up in
Explanation of what
Cannot be explained..
Amazing that
No-explanation
Seeming to explain...