Short Majesties Poems

Short Majesties Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Majesties by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Majesties by length and keyword.


The Perfect Woman

In retrospect…
The woman most perfect
Would be a lady filled with
Many flaws and imperfections
Impurities and a few…
Insecurities
So together each 
We could reach
Into God’s majesties and maturities
Form: Verse


Premium Member Legacy

purple mountains majesties
our inheritance
every word poetic
the legacy of time
regal lines written
yellowed parchments read

such support and friendship
on a site for writing and words
understanding the paths to fulfillment
partners in this quest...
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Up Here

Up here are mountain majesties.
Breathe in! Take in the scent of pine.
Enjoy the coolness of the breeze.
Behold the blue lake - crystalline!
Tranquility and purity
encompass this beauty that you see.

For john freeman's
New Contest: A Nature Verse Poetry Contest
Form: Verse

Angel dust

Angel dust glides
past the fairy wood
high above ancient boughs
and descends to anoint
my mangled mind 
shot through with the lead
of seething maelstrom
born in the tombs
hewn to cordon frozen angst
bellowing for battle
with steel majesties
cocooned in satin alcoves.

The Most Profound Gift

Sight
A sense
I cannot
perceive its end.
To view life's beauty
And grandest majesties
Mountains, birth, sky, a poem
The face of my love all his life
To see is boundless in the extreme
Sight; the most profound gift ever given.

5th place in the "ETHEREE ME" contest by Andrea Dietrich.

A. Green
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Etheree


Beyond Serenity

Beyond Serenity

She sings floating melodies—drifting free
Harmony that carries
Sounds, magical majesties
Wafts, beyond serenity.


© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 26, 2010

Poetic form:  Englyn

References:  Englyn Unodl Union (Straight One-rhyme Englyn)
http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/zoebrigley/entry/the_measures_of_1/
http://www.writing.com/main/books/entry_id/411009
Form: Englyn

Premium Member The Incomparable Joys of Fall


        So many of us smile when summer starts
	to lose its grip, for autumn thrills our hearts.

	I’m ready for the shortening of days
	and welcoming of sun’s less potent rays.

	I’m awed by changing colors of the leaves
	and love the cozy feel of flannel sleeves.

        The majesties of fall create a world
        of wonder when by Nature they're unfurled.
Form: Couplet

Ebony Tongue

though they sought the gentle verse
a wracking pain drew up their purse 
as thoughtless sovereigns hissed their curse 
the dollars drained; their feign- rehearsed

this tragic dismantling 
ever-torn fabric seams 
flowing a pious demand of the feed 
groveling majesties 
planted their effigy 
cordially under the pew cushion seats

stating repeat 
loving the myrrh 
silent decree
ebony spurs
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Plead From Heaven

While I was in heavenly places
Enjoying his majesties’ graces
I noticed someone not in view
I was hoping I would see you

You meant the world to me
Supported me through thick n thin
I can honestly say you made me see
The truth and necessity of salvation

Please before you leave the earth
And come back to the place of birth
Enter the salvation route I plead
For here in heaven with you I need

Russell Sivey
Form: Rhyme

Painted Glory

A pink red sun hovers above my bed
Beneath the sea I ride my horse aloft
With streaming mane through currents swirling path
To see his majesties evening show
Every day I wonder how he thrills my soul

He mixes up his paints and flings his brush aside
Against the sun to spill some yellow glow
Then blue strokes turn satin sky purple soft
Jagged mountain rises up, falls back to the sea
And last the waves are strewn above the shore

Premium Member Is This America

Instead of amber waves of grain
        We witness somber waves of pain
Our beautiful for spacious skies 
         Are filled with angry, hurtful cries

While purple mountain majesties
                  Look down on civil travesty 
No brotherhood from sea to sea
    When hate still shines on you, on me

Can this America sustain
While blood now seeds the fruited plain
Can we not overcome this shame
         When we are clearly all the same
Form: Rhyme

For F

deep in death she lies within so cold
with the flesh I’ve so much raved about;
where time and all its majesties old
she lies, with beauty there and life without.

and i, in solemn silence, grieve
as thoughts meander in waves of sighs;
remembering, yet refusing to believe
that life has left her once-luminous eyes.

deep in slumber she reposes and rests, 
free from the fetters of fickle fate;
and the form that once felt warm caress,
have naught but only worms to sate.
Form: Rhyme

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