Short Facade Poems
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Old tis. But ugly?
No human facade
This town displays!
What stares back at me
Each shop front from out
Lures in; always.
Pain stitches the smile
Facade that becomes a mask
Strings hold the pieces
The invisible not seen
But the blood makes it okay
Chilvary met it's demise
Once the words "I Do" was declared
And his diamond cuff was secured
On her left third finger with care
The forces of nature are odd
So is that why we invent god?
Our deity’s norm
Seems to be human form
And reflects this silly facade
The forces of nature are odd
So is that why we invent god?
Our deity’s norm
Seems to be human form
And reflects this silly facade
Edith Sitwell achieved poetical fame
so much so she became a 'Dame'
Her most famous write being Facade
proved her to be quite card
When your thoughts stir the air
And a smile overtakes a grim facade
Stand tall, face the breeze
Thanking the waft that is your lot
Form:
Let me ease my bottled pains
By igniting the beauty under your facade,
For i have deprived myself of that
But live to feel it through you.
Life start poor
hating scum living
fled the drain
earns to eat
He wore glitzy gowns on stage
his zany facade
clinging to hope
in beauty’s facade
does the leaf know its fate
©10/18/2019
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The faces of January 1st
are the same faces
stamped December 31st.
Flat-gray-soulless...
like AI-generated voices
or the facade of a computer screen.
Januarius
tapestry of hues
massage mother of Yuletide
your Divine has bless
onerous beauty
Adour of sublime facade
pulchritudinous!
Christians killing Christians,
politics trumping God
The Axis dared, the Allies fared
—shared lineage facade
(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2019)
The bane facade
of that vermin
Over
and over
his piercing eye
measured her
by inch
Oh how captivated
she was
until;
mine taught hand caused
his
final blind
A worldly living
Simple life in the old city
Yellow and blue walls
Complete the centers facade
Open arms of public demand
Russell Sivey
I flouted my knowledge ostentatiously,
But I found no one cared what I came to be.
It’s not the façade they wanted to see,
They just wanted to see; the real me.
The thoughts,
Outweigh the actions.
Broken down,
Becoming fractions
of what they are
But i must put on the facade,
Chancing being betrayed.
Dancing in a freak show
Form:
Darkness takes over just before
The dim lights shine on my balloons
A happy facade MUST appear
John Monteblanco
"3 By 8 Image" Contest
January 1, 2015
Visual 1
They protest to not be a drama queen
but just can't wait to jump into the scene
Pretending to be a friend
Verbal daggers they extend
Their true colors are now vibrantly seen
Mission's bold facade resembled
Latin temple quakes have trembled.
Fine facade was reassembled.
Use new priests grant.
Native singers great assembled.
Praise songs they chant.
Smiling, I cross the facade.
Mottled, the evening violets
wane -- into a subtle fusion
of smoothly muted grays.
A thin sheen of water lies
fallow Upon stone cobbles.
8/28/2016
Artists hold back a lot more than their potential alone.
For they feel if their tears are ever spilled, their pain revealed:
Their facade, of being as fine as their art, will be ruined.
What's behind your well groomed facial hair
Pretend not to have a single care
Whiskers that hide scars
Moustache handlebars
Detours to avoid the barber's chair
AP: 3rd place 2020
As daylight transpires
I peek whilst marveling
If I shall ever procure my stance
Everywhere I may tread
Along the astral patterns
Sagacity reclines
Though eyes may never see
Beyond the facade
Forced me into the birdcage
nervous while plundering
The lash around my neck
result of blundering
Awakened my wrath
vigorous equally thundering
Lost in panic,
facade of a dervish wondering.