Short Heraldry Poems
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heavenly siren, triumphant heraldry
and why not?
The earth awaits,
awakening has begun, as sleep
begins to fall
Form:
Being self-titled
aristocrat pure
Heraldry solemn
liege a du jour
Knighted in fealty
loyalty’s throne
Crusading triumphant
—honor atoned
(Dreamsleep: July, 2023)
A story of a thousand souls,
Two thousand runs into three,
Who are just as dead, decaying, gone,
Despite self-serving heraldry.
A story of a thousand souls,
And thousands more to be killed,
Who never reached for bomb nor gun,
And died to keep our gas tanks filled.
The summer moon now aligned
In smiling orange filigree
Spreading opulently beyond the wilds
Whilst raindrops fall from heavens spree
Raining with honeyed impulse rhymes
And undefined, brightly, in ecstacy
As quietness, overcomes, my smiles
I do now long, for autumn heraldry
A Cinderella chariot,
Eight horses in the lead;
Two heavy looking crowns that seemed
Uncomfortable, indeed.
A scepter and an ermine robe,
An orchestra and choir,
With all that pomp and heraldry
Intended to inspire.
The royal family on board,
Except the ones estranged;
The military marchers
And the guests, just-so arranged.
Amazing to bear witness to
The history, the bling.
I joined the world to watch
The coronation of a king.