Short Immortalised Poems

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Premium Member Quatrain With a Clerihew Name

QUATRAIN WITH A NAME  a tribute

Edmund Clerihew Bentley
wrote poetry everso gently.
His greatest claim to fame
immortalised his mother's maiden name
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Saintly Ambrosia

Padraig was a talented man

stroked the harp in sack-cloth kaftan

blew tin whistles sweetly

sang harmony completely

now immortalised on a Guinness can


24th February 2021
Form: Limerick

Beloved

Found bloodied and mutilated body

Sight fell on shining silver among brown bits

A ring my poetry immortalised, owned by him

With excrutiation, it actualized my life's death

Undoubtedly, reached the knife laid below to my neckline

Freedom longing soul, made my hands move hard...... 



Opened my eyes, realised my love is still alive...

~dream

Photography

My poor dead frog
what has happened to you?
Jumping happily and eating
swimming the waters deep
you laughed and loved
dodged the cars and children
leapt on your lily-pads, smiled
you were complete
then I found you, free as 2-D
smashed and dried
lying stiffly in unmoving hands
on the pavement where I placed you
Snap! My camera says
You are dead but immortalised
Form:

Premium Member Renaissance Man

master of preparation
with
  pen& brush
latent energy
      sparked 
         by
           God
monumental
     marvels
      proportioned
in genius
   marbled magnificence
of dimensional 
delight

sensuality immortalised
in the
    visual
      the tactile
imagination
contexualised
      in
        contemplation
of the    truth
of
salvation&
           resurrected life
to come
to be
Form: Ekphrasis


Premium Member Jazz Age Jottings

in the dust
       of
           butterfly wings

short stories of 
      immortalised  era, 
a
              type cast   'pigeion holed'.

a history 
         as well as an
                entertainment,written
 to realise 
               the wherewithal
           to float  longer indulgences thus
    they become 
 a truer appraisal of giftings 
     and motifs of manners
 described in the prose
Form: Ekphrasis

Oldham Bloke Based On Real Incident

The Oldham bloke passed me as I walked down the road
Passing me on the footpath
He was small with a slight limp
Wearing blue jeans and a black jacket
He uttered a comment:
You are a bastard
I replied: What did you call me?
He said: I wasn't talking to you, you idiot!
I added: Be careful
That's 2 insults from him
Being rude to me without knowing me
A fine example of a local male
Who I immortalised in this poem and tell you
Keep your eyes open for him
Be ready for his words

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