Short Ocher Poems

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


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Opal

Observable fire flashes Oceanic at times Opaque reflective flair Ocher pigments inside Openhandedly gave Opulent fashioned ring Offering it with heart
Categories: ocher, magic,
Form: Pleiades


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Terracotta Ocher

Orangey, burnt almond hues color the horizon; as Sol's chariot like a spent ember, glows amber; inking infinite ice crystals with a coppery terracotta ocher; as it arches and sets.
Categories: ocher, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, allusion,
Form: Verse

The Music of Ice-Bergs

ellipses tremble
trace in waters
a deeper kiss than this
though deeper still
revelling in waves
sunken, slips
heavy under
starry-starry lights

i feel tall
those empty hollow places
that leave me under your skin
all deeper to the sound of standing-still
deep ocher core
Categories: ocher, allegory, art, introspection
Form: Dramatic Monologue

She's Out There

She’s out there,
Beyond leaves turned ocher
And pines in breeze atremble …

She’s out there,
Glimpsing, too, this white-hot sun
Aloft in pale, bright blue …

She’s out there,
At her job away from home
These many lonesome hours …

Yes, she’s out there,
But within my heart
Each moment does she linger.
© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ocher, longing, love, wife,
Form: Free verse

Thesaurus

So very many words
(Powerfully lush creativity)
Colors
(The dark edge of silver, reluctant ruby, smoldering ocher)
Imagery
(The periphery of sunset, the bouquet of rain kissing hungry earth)
Oh that I could whisper
The one word
That can describe You
(my poet, my lover, my King)
The sweet echo of
Your Name
© Sarah E.H.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ocher, faith
Form: I do not know?


Thesaurus

So very many words
(Powerfully lush creativity)
Colors
(The dark edge of silver, reluctant ruby, smoldering ocher)
Imagery
(The periphery of sunset, the bouquet of rain kissing hungry earth)
Oh that I could whisper
The one word
That can describe You
(my poet, my lover, my King)
The sweet echo of
Your Name
© Sarah E.H.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ocher, faith
Form: Free verse
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We Paint Our Caves

Once lit by flickering torch light 
with animal tallow mixed with ocher
daubed on subterranean rock walls
now lit by streetlights or LED headlamp
slashes of spray paint and magic markers 
splattered on concrete bridge abutments,
boxcars, or walls of tenement ghettos,
but the message is the same
we were here.
Categories: ocher, symbolism,
Form: Free verse

Willendorf

Great Goddess
In fertile essence you were shaped
Upon your head
ambiguous braids were draped;

Breasts as mountains
Belly the great giver of life
Monthly cycle an ocher fountain
Created from ancestral strife

Venus of Willendorf
30,000 year old
Archetype Matron 
of Mother Earth
Corpulent bestower
Of genesis and birth.
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ocher, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
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Elsewhere

Someone told me about
wet ocher leaves
blanketing this colorless man,
standing still in places
that tear apart.

He had maps of dark paths
that he followed, 
sadly leading only to absence,
there falling away like viridian,
melting as do mummies 
in salt water,
changing from solid to flow,
opening tiny voids in his heart.
Categories: ocher, sad,
Form: Free verse

Working With the Dead

The tines of the rake comb through a dispersing blow. Some heaps hold, ocher clumps form random hillocks, most slip through the iron teeth dancing drunkenly away. I was called out into the rushing air. Physical work with the dead and dying is indeed a calling. Meanwhile the dead keep falling; my arms shake a cerecloth into the vivid swirls of an afterlife.
Categories: ocher, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Raking Leaves

The tines of the rake
comb through a dispersing tumble.
Ocher clumps form random hillocks,
most slip through the iron teeth
dancing drunkenly away.

I was called into the rushing air.
Physical work with the dead and dying
is a ‘calling’ isn’t it?

The newly deceased keep falling.
Maple leaf bones crackle underfoot.
I scoop their remains,
brush an autumnal cerecloth,
shake the dead into swirls of afterlife.
Categories: ocher, poverty,
Form: Free verse
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A Summer Vale

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A Summer Vale

     Hints hailed she raised her ocher veils,
          Expose those enlightened from shade,
               Spun tales of yesterdays reveals,
                    Golden treasures anoint the blessed,
               The abandon of buttered skins,
          Urbane exodus blooms on roads,
     As summer vale blows saffron breaths.

2019 September 05

*3rd Place*

FAREWELL, SUMMER
~~nette onclaud
© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ocher, farewell, summer,
Form: Free verse
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Loss of Innocence

Fragrant flower, Jasmine infused,

the evening breathes comic book laughter,

colors white and green and yellow.

Our heroes, our saviors in bold of

twilight blue and mud red ocher.

Perfume fingers stretch forth on evening breeze

searching for that champion 

only to find, beneath primary hues,

a miriad of diffuse pastel hides

beneath balloon exclamations,

our vain attempt to save us from ourselves.




04/22/18
Categories: ocher, lost,
Form: Free verse
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Hapi Godess of the Nile

From cradle to grave the sun baked
the skin leather, un-oiled
and rain did not fall
for Isis with held her tears.
From the bloody care of womb
children popped like bread from
the oven of women, the urns of life, 
earthen were their colors
ocher, saffron, and 
some as black as basalt, rich…
with a Nubian glow.
How the small ones squeal
at the wadi’s edge.
How the toes of man and beast
dance at the skirt of mother Nile, 
sensuous, rippling with the wind,
or placid in the doldrums of summer sun.
Categories: ocher, adventure, caregiving, dedication, education, history, places, travel
Form: Free verse
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