Short Pablo Poems

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Pablo Neruda

I thought I was a poet 
Until I read 
What you wrote 
But now I know 
That I am just a shadow 
Of a reflection 
In a mirror
© Cj Krieger  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Prose


Hola Pablo

Life is creation  
not a discovery
Distant horizons
the palette we choose

Painting and singing
loving and dreaming
Memory a servant
—time but a ruse

(Dreamsleep: July, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

Pablo Neruda

Words found him
While the wind was playing
While the rain was crying
While the sea was singing
And the light was coming
Out of the Chilean sky
Opening his infinite eyes
And poems arrived
Form: Narrative

Premium Member PABLO NERUDA

Ricardo wrote poetry with much flair
the literati later,were to declare
One hundred love sonnets we now see
and essay "Toward an Impure Poetry”
Plus the honour of a Nobel prize winner chair
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Shades of Green

Big eyes that seek
A nose that knows
Better not speak
Better to pose

Shades of green
On dainty nails
Lips maybe pink 
With muffled wails 

1936 trying times
Women so unique 
Guard their minds 
In times bleed

Art of life
Hidden behind eyes
United by spies
Regimes that die
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Ode To Pablo Neruda

Take me. . . Float me. . . to your Macchu Picchu. Swirl me with your images surreal. Show me nights, like those where stars shine blue and she is not with you. . . so I might feel that beauty born “between the hill and river” and the loneliness your saddest poems reveal.
Form: Rhyme

Pablo

Neftali the Great
Engaged in many careers
Ready to write for "La Manana"
Until he was forced to go into hiding
Day after day, being protected by suppourters and fans. Then
At last, he was able to leave, but in exile.......







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This is an informational piece for Raul Moreno's "Pablo Neruda" contest.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Youth - After Pablo Neruda

A fragrance, the tangy dagger of plums down a road, sugary kisses on teeth, juices of life, seeping through fingers, in sweet ripening flesh, of meadows, haystacks, the hungry hiding places in vast houses, of long forgotten mattresses, wild green valley glanced from aloft, through a secret window: all of adolescence burns and drowns, like a lamp dying down in rain. *** February 21, 2017

Premium Member Pablo quick on the take

Adorable Dora went for a mani,
insisted of course on matching her dress.
How she felt magnificently dapper and regal
in her green velvet, walking high like noblesse.

Soon was it she remembered
that her closet was bare to the bone
and this was the only green
that she owned.



( Referring to Pablo Picasso's painting "Dora Maar with Green Fingernails" )

AP: Honorable Mention 2026, Honorable Mention 2026, Front Page Pick 2026
Form: Rhyme

Art: Pablo Picasso

Pablo’s Plight

Blinding color, third eye closed
Squared off chin and angled nose
Arms in the back, feet from head
An odd sight it must be said
Eyes are pared but rarely paired
Ears an afterthought uncared
Daring use of brush and paint
Never quite described as quaint
One boob here and two boobs there
Disjointed limbs evry’ where
Jumbled mess by child’s hand
Or mastered work, each stroke planned?
It all comes down to point of view
What you see is up to you


8th May, 2017
art
Form: Couplet

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