Short Personifies Poems

Murderous season
Death personifies winter's breath
Leaving only destruction...

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All alone, Beautifully 
Caressing, Daring
Eventually, Fading
Gifted, Honest
Intentions, Justly
Kind, Lavishing
Majestic Notions
Opon Puple Petals
Quietly Singing
To the Utterly Vacant
Wind, Xcitingly
Yearning 
Zephyrus  


Zephyrus is a greek god who personifies the gentel west wind...

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when you stare at clouds
but see angels’ feathered wings
find magic in rain
then contemplate it for hours
you know that you have been blessed

life’s intangibles
beauty that others may miss
imagination
personifies in splendor
such gifts only poets see


*By Carolyn Devonshire
Written May 17, 2014...

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Listen to poem:

They are the first, and they will be the last I realized
In a symphony, wrapped infinitely of endless eyes
Dots hitting dots
Dots eating dots
In a rippling sea that's cold as ice
Stars are the payers of time and timings ultimate price
To see one of them fall, is like hearing a chorus of angelic flights
Their descent in the night skies, personifies a crippling fear of heights...

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Poet:  Ken Jordan
Poem:  Medicine Woman
Edited by:  Sparkle Jordan
written:  July/2015


Your
caressing
arms,

are always
open;

stretched
out

far and wide -

To
hold....

to 
comfort,

and
console.

Love
is

the
medicine,

that
personifies
you - 

it's
your light,

that
gleams hope,

to 
the found

and 

the lost.

Your spirit 
is
Angelic,

and

heaven dwells
in
your heart -...

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Rohit Panse, as the name suggests,

Personifies him as a boy.



Since childhood he was a day-dreamer,

And is a symbol of perfect human figure.



Though he has a mouth to speak,

I have hardly seen him ever tweet.



He is silent and shy by nature,

Which couldn't describe his nomenclature.



He is fun-loving and has a comic sattire,

With smile as one of his most beautiful attire.



It is lucky to have a friend like him,

B'coz no one in Pallotti is like him....

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"Petal nor thorn could save this rose."


From "Flowers...Beautiful Flowers"  
This line personifies the loss of life and the harvest of flowers  (roses) for a funeral.  Just as loved ones are lost each day in the prime of life (any time really), the rose is taken in the height of beauty and placed atop the grave.  This is in spite of the thorns which protect it.  We possess the attributes of the rose as well.  Yet, still we pass, regardless of benevolence or wickedness....

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Moonrise and showers                         
Enshrine flowers                                  
A stroll along the shoreline  

Starlight and halos   
Eternal cosmos
The awakening angel 

Lullabies and shadows
Mystifies meadows      
The calypso personifies                    

Coral and fireflies                   
Rainbow skies 
The radiant circle aglow  

Butterflies and ladybugs     
Intertwine jitterbugs                                 
The dance along the skyline...

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