Short Manor Poems

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Premium Member Cornerstone Manor

To care for her, quickly,
Attend, instantly;
This husband-like heart,
Wants her near:

A hug in my arms,
Is here, urgently;
This custom, of love,
I would share –
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Limerick Once a Tipsy Lord of the Manor

Limerick : Once a tipsy Lord of the Manor

Once a tipsy Lord of the Manor
Took leash to be led by Labrador:
His Lady called him back -
Tied the tail on its back
But the dog turned tail behind the door.

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
dog
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Giraffe Manor

If you're looking for a UNIQUE getaway, now don't laugh In Nairobi, Kenya, there's a hotel where you can feed giraffes Through your second floor window No, I'm not some kind of weirdo These gentle giants wait to be fed and pose for photographs
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ghostly Malvern Manor

ghostly Malvern Manor
haunting southwestern Iowa
growling in her attic
harsh warnings to psychic visitors
no bodily harm yet that I know of
definite psychological warfare
a few have run out screaming
others notice nothing at all
resolved to ignore the possibility of ghosts

Lady of the Manor Reincarnated

Peonies, lavenders, cherry trees
Clef romancing Pachelbel's Canon behind the emerald maze
Summer breeze Tudor breathe
Vavasour Anne, hail thy Lady!
Homecoming carrage drove by quiet road, thus awakens
Ghouls, spirits, elves, butterflies
Celebrating Hazlewood
For thy Lady hath returned.


Orphan Manor

Whilst I sauntered the halls
Her face surfaced before the lantern
That beloved grin an abstract design

Though she was settled behind glass
Fashioning the imagery ‘tis window shopping
Presenting the proclamation that she’s without a price

I covet not for alienation to shape us
I hunger for a sense of harmony
For us to never have spaked of tragedy
Form: Verse

The Manor of Lords

The underworld...what rules
Dark and haunted...these lands
Beings of the supernatural...gods or kings
House holds held in trust...landlords

Pools of darkness...to swim here
Abounding all around...one's aware of danger
Walls stretch past...the depths
To what end...no one play's

The yards guarded...no noise heard
Against the  outside...sounds lie
The manor of lords...keeping watch
What beast walk's...for the unknown
© Kari Koivu  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Manor

Eve outlines the curves of an old terrain, where antique bottles in their moonlit sheen reflect pillars’ glow…now mildly unseen from vintage halls of paling, roughened grain: All through this vine-clad manor’s dusky shade poses outside its elegant fig tree-- Which attests to a once- royal marquee this landmark, our own hometown’s proud arcade. Written 9/7/2019 Free Verse Or Rhyme Contest of Eve Roper Picture # 3
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Beware of Marley Manor Mansion

Marley Manor Mansion has a reputation that is not good
Most of us avoid it, though we are tough; we live in the hood
It is down a long driveway, with overgrowth not often seen.
We avoid it like a pandemic, especially on Halloween.

One old lady got lost last year and had a horror story to tell.
The ghostly entities there looked like they crawled out of hell
Her relatives figured she had dementia and put her into a home
But today I drove by and saw seven prowling ghouls on the roam.
Form: Rhyme

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