Short Phalanx Poems
Short Phalanx Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Phalanx by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Phalanx by length and keyword.
A Journey
Art
nouveau,
symbolist
to a phalanx
show
Some of Kandiskinsky's artistic travels...
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Categories:
phalanx, art, places
Form:
Lanterne
Burnt Verse: Phalanx
Extending East our line is held
Component men subsumed by steel
As individuals we meld
And standing thus preserve the real
...
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Categories:
phalanx, allegory, community, international, social, society, together, world,
Form:
Verse
Phalanx
A gymnast you must be,
to turn my whole world
upside down.
An alchemist you are,
to change my world of dust
to gold.
A musician you be too,
to lead my heart
to sing so.
An engineer for sure,
to build such
hopes and dreams.
Or just a simple preacher,
to save
this wretched soul....
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Categories:
phalanx, for her, happy, love,
Form:
Free verse
End
the end I warn you:
catharsis of bad things
that converging in blocks
form an antagonistic empire
your face will show everything
sad frown
but even that won't keep away
the phalanx spears
pointing victorious
for the ride of the hours
unbalancing fate
and paving the path of indifference
of what will survive...
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Categories:
phalanx, analogy,
Form:
Free verse
Hand Bells
One, two, three
He starts it off
A phalanx of bells starts
Rings from posts on a horse-shoe set of tables
Big heavy dongs from one of the flanks
Little light tings from the other
Medium dings from the middle
Exclusive pings when it happens
Dings like falling glass on impact
Madness orchestrated
Chaotic music with perfect control
A river of tune created...
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Categories:
phalanx, music,
Form:
Free verse
Great Start
A black butterfly visits
a morning display
of dew wet flowers.
No concern about the mere mortal
tending the garden.
It's soon joined by
a phalanx of small whites.
Handmaidens
to a royal presence.
The beauty brazenly sits
on an extended hand.
Opening and closing wings
while surveying the feast of nectar before it.
The tiny whites move as if
dancing to an unheard melody.
My day is off to a great start.
.
....
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Categories:
phalanx, butterfly,
Form:
Free verse
Irony
The poplar trees stood like sentries
Standing on one leg in their green
Uniformed grandeur. Beyond their
Phalanx could be seen a stately
Manor whose imported marble
Pillars were more decorative
Than utile. Not unlike the sole
Inhabitant who lies dying
In his magnificent antique
Breton bed. He never married-
“I’m too busy for such nonsense.”
Consequently, no progeny,
No living relatives, no one
Only a dreadful eulogy:
Alone died a poor man, indeed!...
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Categories:
phalanx, death
Form:
Verse