Short Processional Poems
Short Processional Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Processional by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Processional by length and keyword.
The Beauty of Dying Flowers
Every becoming part of a flower
is a meditation by rote.
From seed to lovely bloom
a processional unfoldment.
When the bloom wilts
beauty unveils,
the flower sleeps
as if day were night
and all was ever
but a dream....
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Categories:
processional, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Flower Dreams
Do flowers dream a life,
do they also dream of their death?
That whole process of flowering
seems to me ordained,
a processional progression
towards a culmination
one only a natural holiness could dream of.
The bloom becomes a meditation
upon an appointed anointing.
Then at night do they close to rest
in that dream of surrender
a prayer that lives forever
for all of us?...
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Categories:
processional, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Transient An Open Form
TRANSIENT
made visible
in the eponymous
to
first appear
a
point a
in
linear perspective
relief
with expressive
intensity
a breath
a downcast gaze
with furrowed brow
a presence
of
the
otherwise
as
realism
as
is heightened
by the
remarkable
facilitated
articulated
so processional
readily available
talismanic
effigies
of imagination
realised
by
desire...
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Categories:
processional, poetry,
Form:
Other
The Sacrament of Time
It is a time to keep a reverent pace
with the hymnal steps of the heart.
The days are become processional,
a folding of past raiment’s
strained with the fabric
of isolation, hardship, and loss.
Rituals are more important
as the year declines,
as nights lengthen and settle
into rumor and whispered lore.
Hold high the votive lights of hope,
cherish each child-like winter flowering
warmed in the sanctum of a quiet breath....
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Categories:
processional, poetry,
Form:
Free verse