Short Enclave Poems

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Premium Member A Man With a Stave

There once was a man with a stave
Overseeing a holy enclave ...
      Well, maintaining a grin
      While absolving the sin,
He assessed wicked tales and forgave
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Ocean Motion

Ocean motion Wave after wave A sweet enclave This commotion The ocean enters My heart tis true Moving to undo Wreckage splinters Ocean motion Where waves reside Kingdom divide Underwater salvation
Russell Sivey

digital flies

Tony's 
enclave was
saved from 
construction 
by an 
elf-select-
ed goop 

of tainted heavenly heads cas-
ing 
joints out of time enough to curse 

ever 
spiteful sets of 
Twins born 
right on the cusp 
of Virgo and a li-
brarian's back-
water         
wishing 
village.

Premium Member Umbrella

Under a nylon dome
         upside, raindrops patter
                   upon my small enclave
                           unusual patterns 
                   unique, sliding over
          ubiquitous water
 upends the stormy skies.















A Pleiades Poem
10/1/2022
Form: Pleiades

Embracing You

Embracing you!

I am your obedient, prettiest slave; 
dwelling in that celestial enclave.
Reading your curves on your palms, 
Allow me to recite your holy psalms; 
Embracing you in my strong arms,
Allow me to dwell in  your dreams

**
By
Williamsji Maveli
[email protected]
www.williamsji.com


When Love Went Away

When Love went away evicting my empty enclave......,

Bats scream silent echoes of a haunting voice. 
In an overcast sky, shooting stars disappear.
Bees spin in whirls as wine gets strong.
Snow footprints melt, weak imprints of memory.





17th February 2019
Maureen McGreavy's contest
5 line poetry contest

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Meat-Vendor In Mylapur

Limerick: Once a Meat-Vendor in Mylapur

Once a Meat-Vendor in Mylapur*
Set up shop (O!) Brahmin virtue pure
No hungry customers
Knocked past the front shutters
Though brisk business raged at rear door.

•	Brahmin enclave in Chennai, Tamil-Nadu, India.
Brahmins were not vegetarians from antiquity.

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Superman

Water beneath bridges is always made to move 
below the penumbra of our blessed moon. 
She flows freely through the mouth of its enclave  
taking with her every notion of solidity; 
I stand here firm as a rock watching her pour herself out 
she slows my senses as she extinguishes my 
burning thoughts, and makes me think of  
Superman !

Premium Member Volcano

Verdant slopes from afar~
Velvety plains enclave
Versatile soil beneath
Vaporous calm crater
Violent when active
Venomous lava flows
Vexing living things near.




7 May 2021

Syllables checked in How Many Syllables.com ( 6 per line)

For "Pleiades - V Poetry Contest"
Sponsored by Kim Merryman
2nd place

A Brian Strand 1095 Poetry Contest
© JC Brul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Natural Enclave

As I pose in a natural enclave
I claim freedom I'll not be a slave
an abyss, Earth's in a hole
self love massages my soul
Momentum, let's jin a positive wave

On my deck put pen to paper write verse
Observe shades of green leaves so diverse
a gentle light breeze is blowing
leaves flutter in air always flowing
Trunks to and fro bowing first forward now in reverse
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cde

Cloud

cool charcoal clouds cruise
conceal calamity creep
craft cryptic collage  

Delusion

dusk drapes deep despair
darting desires drip dream dregs
dark delusion dawns

Ecstasy

enter elated
ebullient enclave enticed
embed ecstasy

July 25, 2020
Syllable count : 5/7/5
Checked on howmanysyllables.com
Contest : Let The Pens Flow-Alliteration
Sponsor : Jenish Somadas

Cobwebs

Cobwebs, invisible in the darkness
Spread in every corner of the cosmos
Ensnared heaven’s butterflies in its mess
Crafted by the black widower with dross
To keep them and drink their life laid across 
But Christ’s light of gnosis he brought to save
Shined into every corner of the cave
Showing the cobwebs’ thin and brittle dome 
For us to wake up and see our enclave
To break Yaldabaoth’s webs, and return home
Form: Dizain

Resting

I  lay my head on a green meadow
and dream about the glory of a time,
when hearts flickered beneath red stars 
and retrace memories entwined.

Into peaceful isle of slumber,
Bring me to your quiet enclave
That I may rest with our loving flare
Embracing the peace in silence.

Past journey’s edge, this dream I bless
While in deep sleep, the light sets free
My wishful oath to reunite
Through incarnation's harmony.


A Dream Contest
© Henry W  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Nneka

Nneka (Mother is supreme)

My precursor with nature 
From the yolk of her embryo
I was fermented 
Entwined in the warm enclave of her cyst
Out of her fountain of love
She nurtured me
Queen mother
The seasoned bone of my back
The shelter over my head
Whose large, black eyes immune me
From the discrepancies of morning
Love, kindness are your first and middle names
King mother,
I yearn to be recycled in the metamorphosis of your cyst!

Mahakaal

So many times I chanted the prayer
from childhood to now that I forget
what I pray for or want repeating
mantras while walking at dusk or seeing
images on the lingam that stir
the flame Shiva harnesses deep within

my numbed feet stop before growling dogs
trained to ignore strangers whose lips don’t utter
their names or who aren’t free in leash like them
I fail to filter the chasing darkness
from roadside temple to Sarna Enclave


--R K Singh

Forgotten

Dame’s Rockets grow atop her grave: Pinks, whites and purples flourish here in this cemetery enclave where no one has visit in years. Her oblique, weatherworn headstone stands aside a nearby roadside hidden amid weeds, unbeknown to motorist who pass where she lies. An effortful deciphering failed to clarify her birth year Born April first [obscured] in spring Died forgotten this much is clear except for these fragrant bouquets that perfume above her grave today.
Form: Verse

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