Short Focussed Poems

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Premium Member FIGURISTA weber

FIGURISTA 
existing
  where
what you see
focussed
is
what you get
as
it really
looks
representational
infused
with
  reality
of
the everyday
art
Form: Didactic


Passion

P eople with belief
A scribing to a cause
S pirited in action
S trongly focussed without pause
I ntense of feeling
O bsession that overawes
N ever straying - ALWAYS yours.
© The Didds  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

The Waiting 2009

The house is warm, 
But I feel so cold.
Without your love,
I grow so old.

Without your smile,
A focussed light.
I feel I may, 
I feel I might,

Begin to fade,
And slowly die.
Without your side,
Right by my side.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Characteristics An Open Form

CHARACTERISTICS
a dedicated
focussed
display
appeared
 en tempo
side by side
in
situ
a
seductive
  vista with
in vogue
contrasting
hues

a
 bathetic
flotilla
with
a   surreal
 oblivion
 tender
&idiosyncratic
in
elicit
mellow
  moments

Laser

LASER 
Laser beam you are so focussed
All I wish is to be like you
Single colour uni-directional
Every life's path I wish be so
Ray of coherent energy with uses plenty wish I 
                        tune my life like you!


© Anulaxmi Nayak,2015
     31st August 2015
© Anu Nayak  Create an image from this poem.
art
Form: Acrostic


I Didn'T Hold Grudges

I suffered,he laughed
I filled up  his voids, he created mine.
I looked for roses,he gave cactus
I looked only for his heart,he focussed on my body
I healed all those stitches,he gave me wounds..
I ignored him,he started following
I left him,he cried
I didn't hold any grudges,he holds guilt.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Vermeer My Dear

thru
       the keyhole
of domestic
         virtue
a woman
               sits
                    questioning
                       concerned
a focussed
      intimacy
of
the
          eternal
              nature
unguarded
   moments

 generational
  &  contemporary

through the
                  ages
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Advocations An Open Form

ADVOCATIONS
accentuate
& emamate
in subtle
 tonality
 demonstates
  magnetic
pomp
contemplates
significance

 suspended
interwined
&irregular
in
 organic
automuny

installed
wide open
with
 focussed
sensations
&
impacts
fleeting
 thoughts
with
 explicit
feelings
to
 transcend
the
entire
ensemble

Premium Member HOMAGE TO OTHERNESS

HOMAGE TO OTHERNESS
cultural
  preserves
   in
ambitious 
secondary
  reproductions
& reservations
   imitate 
the
 inevitable
  thematic
     choices
with
  distinctive
paraphrased
oblique
adaptations
apparently 
& unusually
plausibly
   unadulterated 
yet
conspicuous
  focussed 
perceptions
Form: Verse

Premium Member Life Studies In Focus

isolated
 conduits 
   of frontal forms 

poses portrayed
      figurative 
          fantasies
              finessed

obsessed introspectives
intense
         expressive lines
    in focussed reflections
 silhouetted studies 
              fleshed out

 sensual depictions
  
       emphasised 
in
precocious
pictorial perceptions
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Vignette-Journalist To Catalyst

Massachusett's Willianm Cullen Bryant
The first 'All American' poetic giant;
with verses in 'American English'
Focussed the new nation's eyes
as his poetry became widely recognised.



Bryant(1794-1878) found fam with 'to a Waterfowl' & 'The Prairies' & also helped lay the 
foundations for 'American' poetry as well as creating Central Park NY
Form: Narrative

Premium Member TOKENS OF RECOGNITION

TOKENS OF RECOGNITION
in
 delicate 
    persuasive 
 discussion 
give
negligible
differentials
momentum
   remains
    juxtaposed
in
genuine
 radiance
       expounded
 dimension
    interpreted 
in 
gestures

with
 focussed
   recipient
 iconic
   quotations
to
 experience
   &enable 
  isolate  
 ambitious 
  individuality
Form: Verse

Premium Member Too Late

It sticks to the underside 
of what's out there,
a shadow
on the other side of knowing,
waiting, growing  
and creeping closer 
when eyes are focussed 
elsewhere. It prefers
not to have a name.

One day, it will break cover
and pounce or slip quietly
through an unguarded gate.
Only then will you be able 
to give it a name
and by then
it will be too late.

Premium Member OPEN VERSE NO 19

LETTERINGS
expressing
 the
  vulnerable
impressions
in
a
  customary
sophisticated
interplay

surfaces
  draped
frozen
 in contrasts
natural
  unaware
as
light
  dispenses
mercy
intimidation
subordinate
to
aesthetics
focussed
then
  parting
with
passions
enslaced
albeit
leaning
    toward
longing
  &parting
&desire
underlining
in
solitary
fragmentd
desolate
  glimpses
met head on
Form: Verse

Focused Love

Boys don't make passes at girls who wear glasses??

----------------------------------------Focussed Love-------------------
Her gorgeous eyes
jeopardize men,
in ties of love. 

Glasses she wore
to abhor them,
ignore passes

Focused lens woo,
inside view deep
"I too love you".







Dated 30th January, 2019
Than Bauk Poetry Contest
Sponsor Charles Messina
Syllable Counter of poetrysoup  4 in each of 9  line
Form: Than-Bauk

IF IT WASNT FOR POETRY

IF IT WASN’T FOR POETRY

If it wasn’t for poetry, I’d be free
Not a reluctant slave to my muse
Yet with just one occasional verse
The universe suddenly is focussed
Words that singly lacked meaning
Can combine and multiply emotion
Such that it made one draw breath
Seeing a glimpse of something real
That would not otherwise be born
Nor inspire some unknown reader
Perhaps even unaware of the craft
With a link across time and space

Premium Member Invocation At Sunset

Days end and I want
the last light to be
as it is, unfiltered,
not focussed through me -
to fall softly on the joyous 
feet of children wading 
the shallows 
and on the kind faces 
of people who smile
as they pass me
on the promenade. 

I want the light
to illuminate the perfection
of the moment,
its oblique angle to shine
into the places within me
that have been
in shadow for so long
and its warmth
to linger there 
all through 
the long night.

Shadow Lands

Hidden in the shadow, 
I feel safe and alone, 
As the projecting sun,  
Has no devious tone.

The helios intends light, 
And only opaque objects, 
Obstruct form and trueness, 
Being as harmless as insects.

I can be completely myself, 
In the shadows minute light, 
No focussed, angled camera,
To rectify, scold and fright. 

Waiting for them each day,
At four, halfers or five o’clock,  
They’re so warmly relational, 
About my wayward block. 


5th November 2015
Form: Rhyme

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