Short Mariana Poems

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Premium Member Lord Alfred Tennyson

Clairibel
Mariana
Timbuktu
Lord Alfred Tennyson
poet loved by my favorite poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge
charge of the light brigade
my husband’s favorite poem
“theirs is not to reason why”


Megalodon

In the Mariana trench 
Surrounded by holothurians 
Jellyfish and white octopuses 
We plumb the Challenger deep 
In search of Megalodon. 


                 W.A CHOLT. Copyright Fergal O Reilly. 2018.

                  2/11/18
© W.A. Cholt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member What's For Breakfast

The height of Mount Everest but a meter
The depth of Mariana Trench just a foot
The distance between the North and South Poles only an inch
The waters of the oceans merely a thimble 
Neither could measure
Nor could quench
This love I have inside
A fire I must hide

Mariana and Flu

Mariana          
              Mariana of mine,
              for your flu
              I offer you
              solidarity
              address
              my esteem...
              My love
              my respect...
              Ah! Vitamin C
              and lovely bed...!

The Deep

The Challenger Deep.
The deepest point in the ocean.
What bizarre creatures live in the murk
Of this part of the Mariana Trench.

Creatures that never sleep
In the sea's endless motion.
In ancient hollows they lurk
Deep in the Mariana Trench.



*Inspired by a wikipedia random article*
sea
Form: Rhyme


Half Life Aldravia

a half
life
browsed
my
dead 
Sea...




    Ps:“The knocker  (aldravia)is six word verses. It is not a sentence, it is a word on every line. You have to put the maximum amount of poetry with the minimum amount of words”. The style of poetry was born a little over ten years ago in Mariana, one of the historic cities of Minas Gerais. 2014

Insightful Praise of a Pretty Little Liar

Chiaroscuro ballerina,
Rond de jambe in chaînés
Jeté, jeté
Grand jeté

Mariana Anesidora,
Viperine eyes speaking in
Adamantine lies
Forbidden apple gates

Amina Afrikana,
Runes enjambed in chains
Adamantly denying
Grand sobriquets

Bloomeria sabbara,
Your six-petaled cries sing
"Beaujolais, beaujolais!"
Forbidden pomegranates
Form: Rhyme

Soul Tears Aldravia

tears
         from
         soul
          human
          emotion
          stored



    PS :“The knocker (aldravia) is six word verses. It is not a sentence, it is a word on every line. You have to put the maximum amount of poetry with the minimum amount of words”. The style of poetry was born a little over ten years ago in Mariana, one of the historic cities of Minas Gerais. 2014

Flower Butterfly Aldravia

butterfly
          flower
          never
          falls
          flies
          instead




“The knocker  (aldravia) is six word verses. It is not a sentence, it is a word on every line. You have to put the maximum amount of poetry with the minimum amount of words”. The style of poetry was born a little over ten years ago in Mariana, one of the historic cities of Minas Gerais. 2014

Premium Member Ekphrasis-Brotherhood Babes B

BEATRIX aka Liz
the daydream became reality
his living hell for all to see
MARIANA
weary,dreary her gaze
symbol of Autumn days
her lonesome Fall-
awaits his call
BEREAVED MOTHER
news,bad and sad
brings no fear
to one who holds God near
MILLAIS GIRL WITH JUG
spring blossom weather
all girls together
a picnic by Millais
an early May day

see my pre-raphaelite cartoon images @ 
www.brotherhoodbabes.blogspot.com
Form: Ekphrasis

Ocean Cathedrals

million miles across the room
you sing your insect chants
your contours blurred
like ocean cathedrals
and our love is like a missile
and muskets

cheers to the dark and the endless

'cause someday we'll live, I promise
far away from this mass dementia, 
macabre spectacle, 
manufactured beasts
and fabricated lies
at the bottom of the seafloor
in our own shell house
in Mariana Trench

but for the moment
no one's driving this burning car
out of consciousness

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