Short Esplanade Poems

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Premium Member Sea Reverie

With a gold sunset
Walking in the esplanade
The bare feet are touched
By the crystal clear spindrift
As a caress of her beau

 









3-10-2016
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Don'T Worry

Dont worry.
The world will never end.
Your love will cast no shadow.
Urges ripple over water.
A grave is hard and without messages.
The Family Bit, beyond measure.
Our bodies dice, shove, and cascade
While Rigor Mortis sells daiquiris 
On the Esplanade.
Wishes do come true,
In the warmth and below the blue.

Premium Member The River Charles

The River Charles Brackishly she leaves, yet still remains, motionless in movements rhapsody timeless witness to a revolutions birthing a tender refuge in the heart of city life. Water to assuage new freedoms fire esplanade, overtures The River Charles for Andrea Dietrich contest Choose Your Favorite Body
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Premium Member Find Me In Six - Tranquility

Find Me where the summer breeze is sighing. There time floats me in its endless sea. Engulfed am I - by sweet tranquility. On a lofty esplanade, gulls flying are trailing clouds through azure, wheeling free. Sun flashes gold its grin! There you'll find me. Written Jan. 17, 2017 for the Find Me at Six Contest of nette onclaud
Form: Verse

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ripening on the tree
loosing ********
the redeemer comes back to orphanage

for the biggest fraud of times
we are playing with each other
hide and seek

cutting edge I plant
chrysanthemums in my esplanade
at least they give company

you know gold plus
flowers make a very potent elixir
cold-blooded sure to melt a steel

through knobs you enter
the laughing eyes would you
mind to take off the extra wrinkles


Satish Verma
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Tell Me

Tell me would you walk with me underneath the starlit sky,
Along the barron esplanade as the moonlight meets your eyes,
I'll hold your body close to mine,
Kiss your sweet lips gently,
And watch the ocean sparkle,
As we embrace tenderly.

Tell me in the meadows,
Where we lay amongst the corn,
Can I serenade you,
Until the light of dawn,
I'll sing you songs of Cupid's bow,
Whose arrows flew with love,
The moment that I saw you they were shot from high above.
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