Short Emblazoned Poems

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Coffee Fashion

Coffee emblazoned locks



Descend in lovely fashion



Appetizing







Latte textures alluring



Suave aromas howl



Pining





Infinite inquiries



Harvests attraction



Samples
Form: Verse


My Lonely Mind

My lonely mind
It cannot forget you
Your ways
Your mannerisms
So emblazoned in my brain
Deeply seeded
To grow new memories
And new thoughts
To pollute my mind
With images of you
And the way things were
Form:

Premium Member Summer Harbour View

Green verge and pale blue river flow,
silver clouds skim mountain peaks,
golden blissful moment captured, 
caught in a swirl stream  recent past,
 vivid sight emblazoned on the mind,
they lie asleep in vernal berth
Form: Imagism

Premium Member A Universe Sang

A universe sang stars awake one day; and fired up, they dreamed. Life grew; emblazoned bliss set celestial seas, on fire. Heavens alight with dancing eyes; gave proud birth to endless sky.
Form: Sijo

Exotic Lady With Surreal Flowers

Her exotic brunnette hair,
Flows,
With her long gypsy,
Skirt,
Emblazoned,
With surreal flowers,
As she sashays,
Through the beaded,
Light,
To the sweet chimes,
To relax,
Carefree,
Upon the rose velvet couch
Reynaldo Casison


Burning Love

Emblazoned on my heart
Seared into my soul
The fire of love burns within
Please don’t extinguish
This fire in my soul
Don’t add another scar
To my tortured heart
Scar upon vivid scar
Keep the embers aglow
Let our love forever burn
Form:

Premium Member Autumn's Dream

AUTUMN'S DREAM

If I were the month of Autumn
I know my dream would be
To remain emblazoned on the countryside
In the leaves of every tree

Alas! I must relinquish
My dream to winter's snow
Waiting patiently for Spring time
For more leaves on me to grow
Form: Rhyme

Temples of Candlelight

Without pause, she chased questions beyond shifting, twilight moods. 
A flickered breath, an emblazoned soliloquy drifted aflame,
Later, I showered her with temples of candlelight and roses



To nette onclaud--- Sijo In A Temple
1 May2014
From Leon Datu
© Leon Datu  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member TRIBAL TATTOO REGRET-:-

TRIBAL TATTOO REGRET-:-
permanent
 geometrical
monumentum

intertwining
symbols
inked FLUIDITY ETCHINGS
emblazoned
 Tebori
linework

scarifying
pigment 
in ZIGZAGGING ALTERNITIVES              
patternization
 timeless
unwanted

laser
removal
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Dreams and Nightmares

Such wonderful dreams I’ve had
And terrible nightmares so bad
Each having permeated my Soul
A spiritual message board beyond my control

They put me on a razor’s edge
As a personal silk screened pledge
Emblazoned across my chest
To ponder and interpret at my bequest.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Majesty's Light

Are they not
the chosen
who are blessed
unto Heaven’s recall

Are they not
resplendent
who hear past the din
to eternity’s fall

Are they not
emblazoned
with Majesty’s light
from a fire within

Are they not
unwelcome
when days are at end
— and the music begins

(1st Book Of Prayers: September, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

The Abode

There was a sunny spot in my eye,
a region of riots and ripples,
a cause for resplendence
in mosaic mysteries
and myriad myths;
Tendrils and creepers, 
ivies and myrtles 
and an emblazoned bliss…

There was a sunny spot in my eye,
beyond the honeydews,
the hills and the hedges,
that nestled the we;

the you and the me…

Premium Member Sweet Serenade

Leaving home for work one day
  serenaded by a tuneful jay

Walking down a garden lane
  once more came his sweet refrain

Glancing over my right shoulder
  my friend was following, ever bolder

His song emblazoned on my mind
  the blue jay crooned with voice so kind

That as I opened my workday door
  I regretted that he sang no more
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Emblazoned

Rise Oh Sun!  Your muted passage holds me possessed
In passing beams of brilliant poetic imagery obsessed
In the stream of dreams moving light to darkness to call
On this point of wakeful art where headlands rise and fall


Stanza extracted from Body Of Light, April 1, 2020

October 3, 2020
Rithimus Divisa 8 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Gregory Barden
Form: Rhyme

At Sunset

inside with my friend
she takes orders at other tables
before coming back to me
outside silhouettes burnt
against orange skies
neon lights in windowpanes
when the day fades
a friendship of years
passing conversations
the day contained in sentences
she stands near
moments of silence
near the front door
I wait for words emblazoned
setting fire to our world
Form: Verse

Premium Member Secret Eyes

Emblazoned down deep in my secret eyes, 
choking on so intense a connection; 
Thoughts I am unable to verbalize 
rambling words are my only reaction; 
Lingering symptom of this infection; 
I have gotten used to breathing shallow 
sweating shivering with energy flow; 
Victim of all your sensuality; 
Devilish virus masked with a halo 
the hero of half written tragedies.
Form: Dizain

That Crazy Window Ledge

You say I'm crazy to
Hold onto love or recognition
But my insanity insists on
Wearing you like a decoration
There's a weary window ledge
Once held a set of footprints
Emblazoned with some bleak knowledge
Of hopeless resignation
A thought or two to lift me up
I'm thinking
You're not the end of the story
Merely one short chapter
That's all that keeps me off that
Ledge
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Olympic Spirit

    A long time ago, grandpa told me
       amateur athletes crossed oceans and paid the fees 

    Every four years a noble spirit arose
       emblazoned on a torch, fiery and free 

    A spirit clear, shining bright and true
       the Olympic spirit, one that cut through

    The claptrap of power, regulation and rules
       crossing the finish line in brotherhood
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Old Glory

Unfurled in magisterial splendor
To minds memory forever render
Glorious vision of red, white, and blue
Steadfastly waving, our hearts to renew
Emblematic embodiment we embrace
Thirteen stripes of valor, purity, and grace
Vigilance, justice, emblazoned by blue
Fifty white stars twinkle in united hue
Flying in freedom, tell our nations story
Liberties bulwark, our flag, Old Glory!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Forgiving Isnt Forgetting

Forgiving Isn’t Forgetting Written: by Tom Wright 7-25-2016 We’ve oft times said that we forgive, But reflections, we frequently retain. We methodically bring back to relive, As if emblazoned within our brain; Hopefully, forgiveness comes in time, For things which we hold in reserve; While we feel subjected to a crime, That’s often better than we deserve.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Silver Bride

Winters moon called to the dark
Silver light shining 
down on her

Bride to be, crafted with magics embrace
Runic lines emblazoned 
under the stars

No warmth to be found in the cold
Glistening lips of shining
metals icy touch

Bare and naked before the fire of the forge
Burning desire to touch once more
my silver bride


(Inspired by the song "Silver Bride" By the band "Amorphis" Album: "Skyforger"
© Tim B  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Sweet Release

An evening pink casts ripples from afar
Where lovers dip into a pool of rain
Emblazoned by some hundred fleeting stars;
As whispers blow on raindrops to proclaim
The height of a thrill in hours unrestrained.
Upon the sail of leaves that binds wrapped kiss
The pearl-like drops guide hands in sweet release.




Romanticism In Rime Royal Contest
Sponsor: Gautami Phookan
by nette onclaud

What Does Peace Look Like

What does peace look like
Is it trouble whisked away
By decree, resolution or motives
Wilting between friends and foes
Is it displacement, you or they
Setting or conclusion
Manufactured into escape
From heat or fret
Is it paradise found or lost
Kodachrome or monotone
Thrown into our laps
To suckle gently
Or is it the simple of simple
Like the silence, then rain
Played upon the sky emblazoned.

(6/24/08)

Premium Member In His Image Made - Dog Vs Man

Years back his most loyal friend drew his last breath
  His four-legged 'Pal' met the Angel of Death

Lovingly, did he place his tail-wagger in his earthly grave
  Under a heart-emblazoned stone, farewell he waved...

Now his turn to meet his Maker has come around
  Yet he has no interest in a burial in the ground

It's cremation for him, ashes scattered to the wind
  Leaving the Almighty perplexed and chagrined
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The String Player

Your bow - my violin we do unite

     on rhythmic notes of ecstasy we fly 

        entwined our heartstrings vibrate through the night -

 emblazoned love songs burn across the sky.


Susan Ashley
September 22, 2020


~ Third Place ~
An excerpt from: Making Beautiful Music Together (written April 15, 2018)
Submitted for contest: Sept. 22, 2020
Premiere Contest: Rithimus Divisa 6
Sponsor: Gregory R Barden
Form: Rhyme

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