Short Frescoes Poems

Short Frescoes Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Frescoes by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Frescoes by length and keyword.


Premium Member MORNING FRESCO

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Morning's first exhale~ a spider spins silk frescoes between fence posts. The wind rewrites them slowly~ life's wet ink never drying.
Form: Tanka


Alliteration

Gamble again and group the grain
Sense between and fight to ten
Alliteration in train chain the drawn
Figures that formed forward are found
And the play portrayed parts
Alliteration frescoes tracheae.

Premium Member VISIBLE REALITY-:-

VISIBLE REALITY-:-
rapidly
 painted
frescoes

challenge
tradition
with a MARKED FEELING
narratives
 externally
pursued

spectacularly
adorned
with a THIRST FOR PRESTIGE
proclaiming 
 forgotten
transient

formed
fraternities
Form: Other

Premium Member Beyond Blue a Freed Verse

BEYOND BLUE
 nuance
  lavishly
  wrapped around
appeared
 devoted
deep
&sparkling
setting
  alongside
the
 most sacred
frescoes
 faded
over time
 remains
   remarkable
eclipsed
&
envisioned
as
 meanings
to ascribe
&to
 attest

Premium Member Krak Des Chevaliers

So many years standing
This medieval castle
Crusader fortress



    This fortress was made a World Heritage Site in 2006. The fortress is one
of the few sites where Crusader art (in the form of frescoes) has been preserved




http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/history-3.php
Form: Senryu


The Sistine Chapel {ekphrasis}

You
                                                      really
                                                   can get a
                                            sore neck looking
                                                        up  





Michelangelo 's            
The Frescoes of
Sistine Chapel
Form: Ekphrasis

Rolling Stones

Between the sun and moon 
you come to transcend 
the frescoes on the sky 
for a lost chance.

It fuels the anxiety.
When do I meet you 
in dark to explore the 
lightning rod.

The inside enemy will 
allude to self-immolation.
Where will end the 
agony of man ?

The carnage continues 
unabated. The crowds are thinning.
Lurking men on fimbriae dump the veils.
Who will invite them today ?


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Upon the Wall.

I cannot portrait who I am 
Oh, lonely artisan
On sundial shadows 
Hiding brushwork colors
Of stars illuminated
Brilliant oils mixed creation
Friendship fluid
On sanguine brooks
Glassy rippled wind song
Mirroring my many faces
In my portrait halls
I cannot canvas my eyes
Intrinsic façade alone
My stroke is guided
From a greater talent
When allowed
Frescoes my darkness
Furtively it brings to be
Despite obvious failing
Of laboring phases
A vision of me…
Fettered and fading

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