Short Intonation Poems

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In the darkness, glowing tiny green lamps. No, that is not thunder; a guttural intonation echoes. Crispy crunching dead twigs, reveal black cougar; frozen I cannot run!
Form: Sijo


Bliss

Beyond the words
There is intonation,
Of tears.
Composing music
Of sever ache
And letting him whisper
Bliss

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Reverberation

Sweep me under from above

Deep tones, Deep ocean

Intonation of my love

Hold forever, with no end.

 

(January 20, 2011  Wausau, Wisconsin)


(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
Form: Tanka

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RESURRECTED RHAPSODY-:-
reflective
acuity
intrinsic

quintessence
harmonized
with ETERNITY INTONATION
transitional 
manifestation
consecrated

edification
infused
in INCOGNIZANT EXISTENCE
psychic 
potency
invincible

exhileration     
furbished
Form: Other

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Poetry PROPER
appeals 
  to
 the ear,
 a euphony
a voice

 the medium 
spoken
    intuitively

the 
intonation
a 
matter 
of sound 

making sense
through 
pitch 
 with
   stress 

 the "pause" 
     unique 
  one off 
  speech
 to ear

 'as is'
   arrested 
pause
 unique
 to the mood
 of both 
     voice to ear
Form: Didactic


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homemade scarlet string 
    light Aroma 

mottling Degree 
  burning 

autumn Leaves – 
   with nymph flapping wings 

  you win 

  waltz to the rhythms on the
    zephyr's caroling strain

 rainbow-colored 
    smooth waves 

 gently rustling intonation 

 oriflame Lasting 
 autumn Carnelian 

  philharmonic Orchestra

Written: July 29, 2022
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Dual Dancer

Intonation
tonality
Harmony
Pitch
Harmony
Melody
Centra
Ctesibius Xylem Grundfos
1803 the hoes of 1803 were forged
and the handles carved.
Used in areas of gardens
and feilds
the cicadia made
the locals conversationist.
Until "ole Fussy" told
them
"ya'll Bouis shut yo' mouths
foo Gingle Dheeze come
down year and quiet ya'll up!"

"Zum Doop dew Ditty!"
Oh: ooh wee!
Zoom:zoom:zoom: Zoom!"
""scatt dew whatta scatt scatt!"
Form: Ballad

Burning Woman

Burning Woman

I am watching
her embodied animation;
in exaggerated intonation.
Lightning ricochets about
in eyes
threatening to ignite my addiction.

I wish she would share her fire.

Brows invert; speech sharpens
A needle into my skull.

She is right, as always.

But this humble fuel will remain cold.

Then at night, when lights burn low,
I am left to rub sticks together
shoot inconsequential sparks.
Nothing will ignite her
until Morning comes.
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