Short Mantled Poems
Short Mantled Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Mantled by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Mantled by length and keyword.
Mr. Brenun Lays Pro--
boscis, a belly flop, said:
"No tax read my lips"
no one could read them at all
coz, both mantled by his nose!
Do not play with Arabian poetics ;)
Categories:
mantled, blue, body, business,
Form:
Free verse
TIME
Mantled with the cloak of
Time
Weaved by the hours’
Hands,
Man strangles to escape
Mortality’s embrace
But all his efforts
In no AVAIL:
The law of
Fate
Unchallenged remains!
©Demetrios Trifiatis
28 December 2012
Categories:
mantled, death, life,
Form:
Epigram
Quiet is the night, laid blight amid this infernal necropolis
Loosely mantled soil, smother marrow of perished veneration
Yet windows still aflame, a dormant witness to troth thirst
Cold and stiff, until a shift, unearthed
Categories:
mantled, death, fantasy, grave, imagery, mythology,
Form:
Epyllion
OPPOSITES
Joe is always feeling disgruntled
Can’t remember when he was last gruntled
His garden shed was dismantled today
It’s only two years since it was mantled
In the mirror his hair looks dishevelled
Rarely these days is it shevelled
Categories:
mantled, funny, on writing and words,
Form:
Free verse
By Rachel Heffington
The dusk is like a bridal maid:
The rose is mantled on her cheek,
A single shimmering diamond-star
Clings to her hair so dark and sleek.
Her skirt of azure gently rests
Within her modest golden hand;
Her veil of quiet darkness flows
After her hem has swept the land.
Categories:
mantled, imagination, nature
Form:
I do not know?
flight, good afternoon
a mantled, wild squirrels skips
betrayed by the doves
flipping and flopping
his tail waving so briskly
jumps from branch to branch
dropping nuts on doves
as they so do try to leave
fly away dove fly
2/3/20
Written words by
James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Categories:
mantled, abuse, adventure, analogy, animal, bird, conflict,
Form:
Haiku
Daybreak arose when night had passed
Lush meadows mantled with drops of dew
Craving, I eagerly broke the morning fast
and eagerly reached my arms out for you
Our hunger sated, but we lingered abed
Once again, we were starving to death
What lies between us are silken threads
of love and whispers with sighing breath
Categories:
mantled, love, morning,
Form:
Rhyme
Hidden in the midst of lustre eyes,
Craving to be labelled and disentangled,
Such a noble deed and enterprise
Can only by a poet's hand, be mantled.
With a papyrus and a quill
In delight, he basks in poetry.
Such feeling that stirs the soul to squeal
As with shaky hand, babbles away in ecstasy.
© Temajung Michael T.
Categories:
mantled, appreciation, creation,
Form:
Epic
Early mornin dew dripp'd flower
Rosy Red awaits the hour
Lifts her bloom and greets the day
To sup the misty mornin rays
She fawns upon the golden hue
Swaddled in the mantled blue
Till sunny orb quits daytime skies
To veil its face from longing eyes
So Rosy Red doth nod her bloom
And bide her time in shadowed gloom
To dream the dreams that only may
Wish anew the break of day
Categories:
mantled, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Soft skies of blue and ivory
Circling the planet of light and ebony
Colored eyes enthralled by the cold of the night
Waving lightning mantled by fright
Winds embracing acquiescent bodies so bleak
Unshielded pillars of the strong, not weak
Grounds bracing the faithful with might
Bounds of serenity awaits so light
From His numen all wonders come in piece
Bodies and souls live and die with peace!
Categories:
mantled, faith, life, light, seasons, senses, sound, space,
Form:
Imagism
O Raven perched atop the willow tree,
A guardian of all that he can see.
His grating call to summon the twilight,
And brings us safely to our rest tonight.
O Raven soaring on your wings of black,
Always onward and never looking back.
Carrion hunter searching through the sky,
He takes my soul to where’re he doth fly.
It is the world of Man that holds me down,
Yet my soul is graced with his mantled gown.
Form: Sonnetina Due
Categories:
mantled, animals, faith, nature, religion,
Form:
Verse
Songs take voice in rampant whisper
'Pon the skyways of the Night,
Where truant Sun's no longer sway
O'er Moon's solitary reign...
As once again I durst there go,
To that lone moss-mantled Keep,
To unfathomed caves, my heart's retreat,
Enlamped but by sad yearning's glow.
There angels' psalms on black winds sound
Their dirge to Dream's descent
To flowered tombs- sarcophagi,
Where, loth to die, dim embers plead.
Categories:
mantled, depression, introspection, lost love, nostalgia, sad,
Form:
Blank verse
Christmas Thoughts 2020
By: Miracle Man
December 23, 2020
It’s roots, in a distant land, many years ago,
the reason we should celebrate was born in a stable.
Now materialism has mantled our minds like snow,
He came to earth to do, what no other was able.
It’s true, Christmas is a wonderful time of year,
when memories are drawn from our retention.
Much gift shopping and the spreading of cheer,
but the birth of a Savior many hardly mention.
Categories:
mantled, birth, birthday, christmas, jesus,
Form:
Lyric