Short Grafting Poems

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Premium Member Vogonian Travels

Grunttenly I fretted the krakening; Asthe ship dawns the horizon; Burtworthy emplosions grafting; Microrations gobblestone variants; Up holding yon populats; Ole!! thy fellows freddled Vogonian; Banquish thessalonian squall;
4/20/19 written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©


Premium Member The Olive Tree

Aged,gnarled rooted in him
Hardened in part,supporting the tree;
Fallen,but not cast off are you,
Broken in unbelief,provoked jealous
As wild boughs engrafted thereto;
Fallen,but not cast off are you.
Bitter yet productive,like fruit from the stone.
Natural branch shoots,no less able of grafting thereto;
Fallen ,but not cast off are you.
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Verse Freed To Trumpet

THE OLIVE TREE
Aged,gnarled rooted in him
Hardened in part,supporting the tree;
Fallen,but not cast off are you,
Broken in unbelief,provoked jealous
As wild boughs engrafted thereto;
Fallen,but not cast off are you.
Bitter yet productive,like fruit from the stone.
Natural branch shoots,no less able of grafting thereto;
Fallen ,but not cast off are you.
Form: Didactic

Sparrow Perched On My Head

Sparrow perched on my head;
whispered to me in the ear;
“Come let’s go to Virgin Island
I’ll carry you on my back.
and you  will enjoy my turn
when I’m there right on your back.”
“Stop it,” I rebuked the mad bird
“How shall I conceive my babies?
by binary fusion?
by grafting?
is there Holy Spirit?
Devil, go away. 
Never tempt someone’s mistress again.”

A Cracked Visit

The  other sex was stapled,
I started unfolding the secret:
what was static and who was silent.

I searched, therefore I was lost
before the end of journey.
The stench of grafting was taking over.

The incendiary recce was carried out
to shut out the voice of the street
in the melting snow.

Lake will find the woods for disquieting
sleep of muse under the blue-lipped moon,
and I will face my night.


Satish Verma
Form:


A Cracked Visit

The  other sex was stapled,
I started unfolding the secret:
what was static and who was silent.

I searched, therefore I was lost
before the end of journey.
The stench of grafting was taking over.

The incendiary recce was carried out
to shut out the voice of the street
in the melting snow.

Lake will find the woods for disquieting
sleep of muse under the blue-lipped moon,
and I will face my night.


Satish Verma
art
Form:

The Travelling Sounds of Poetry

Gazing through written words visualizing
Thoughts of sensitivity imagining creativity
writing whispering messages sending them upon the mind
Triggering various impulsive emotions though sound

Grafting minds together becoming one thought
With feelings of understanding and comprehension
An Inspirational processes creating these messages
Sending them forth onto parchment so others will receive

These creative whispering sounds of poetry
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member AN ABSTRACTED POEM


orbit around
ideas
 once held
close
 in past selves

rhetoric
  bathed
in clichéd
  visual
representation

burnished
impulse
strengthened
by the
the wilderness
of
  inner life

needs
posited
 by visual
  language
 unmoored
   from contexts
 vagueness
&amorphous
 abstraction

 fervency
erased
 spring up
distilled
of some
essence
 circumvented
in
narcissistic
 grafting
of self
 in the tangible
permanence
 of durable
words
Form: Verse

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Catch cheery chance
Dream dazzling dance


Make moments meek
Sense stillness seek


Feel fear force flame
Blast blooming blame


Mind moody maze
Clear crystal craze


Live lovely likes
Hurl hasty hikes


Curl creepy crust
Rest rippling rust


Sad story sails
Fresh fumble fails


Calm crafty charm
Ample aid arms


Niche nifty nail
Apt ask avails


Grace grafting gifts
Light leaping lifts




Leon Enriquez
14 November 2016
Singapore

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