Short Gradation Poems
Short Gradation Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Gradation by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Gradation by length and keyword.
(15/09/2011)
We are fulfilling each other
No need conversion or substitution factor
As black and white in fashion,
We’re so contrast in gradation
But, yep, we’re a match in any occasion
spectrum of colors
visual perceptions
she ..is .. sobbing
on my chest
church bell strikes three
at the distance
smooth gradation of
intense love
flipping thoughts of
insecurity
turbulence sets
naked nails bleeding
fulminant blood flows
with a rush of longing
9.31 am
july 19 2016
Form:
Heavenly mist of fantasies alike
Enveloped in a shroud of wonder
The glorious culmination of deep desire
Void of pragmatic, logical gradation
Allow illustrious visions to transpire
For anchored dreams weather the soul
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5/24/2021
Light and Dark-
we speak in contrasts
easier to resolve
than the shades between
(fine lines of gradation
that truly define)
If we were basic color…
then amalgams of dim and bright
would do-
but our specie is far more elusive,
somewhere between wrong and right
everything really of old
and everything possibly new…
Tremulously as in a dream
I forget my place.
I wander the night air
the smell of attar.
I reach the bottom gradation
The hill of my life thereupon.
Black sax notes the air
Feelings; crash; symbols.
Needle eyes, tortured bones.
Over head;
fire and ice,
radio lies; and sigh.
The anathema won't take long now.
Children with life burning in their souls.
Somewhere, there is joy
also there is weeping.
The panderer's grandiose smitten scheme
spectacular invention those calibrated scenes,
gradation of movement in unhurried steps
resistance ineffectual fallen to debt...
Marvelously sculptured are unscrupulous ideas,
lavishly displayed within bubbled galleria
tempted to chance overwhelming desire,
dissapating blazon our spiritual fire...
Corruption and greed,is not our human nature,
more appropriate are unjust errant ventures...