Short Prodigious Poems

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Premium Member Opus To God


       a prodigious pen
       god's whisperings
       to write now, not when


    
            10/12/2020
               Opus #2
 
   
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Clerihew Ruysch

Dutch Rachel Ruysch tableau
a painter with 10 kids or so
So prodigious *over six decades
royal commission she obeyed


*https://www.wikiart.org/en/rachel-ruysch
Form: Clerihew

A Less Fictitious Life

There once was a gal most religious
Whose love for her god was prodigious
   She looked deep inside
   Found fallacies most wide
She now lives a life less fictitious
Form: Limerick

Peter Piper's Preciosity

 Peter’s prestidigitator progeny perambulated peripatetically with prodigious prowess. Perhaps his  precocity precluded presumptuous perspicacity?

January, 11, 2021

Premium Member Big Blooms

plush peach peonies
persistent pleasing perfume
prized prodigious pearl

dazzlingly divine
dramatic dark dahlias
days dreamily die

magic moonflower
mild mystifying maiden
modish at midnight
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Singular Mosaic

in the sky a sharp picture forms clarity of shadow omnipotent silhouette just as suddenly observe the single uniqueness of its essence solitaire stars align prodigious melding of the One
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member Pear In Full Bloom

The bucolic scene spread before her full white hair That stupendous beauty whose silver did flair Overlooking the planted fields, waiting for harvest Youth, prodigious life in the past waiting to go the farthest
age
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Vault

Have you had thoughts within your mind that weighed like a brick
Kept deep within your soul and burdensome from becoming so thick
Nothing else will ever compare to the prodigious magnitude of it
Keeping them trapped within your vault that you have constructed
© ... Gigno  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Redwood Skies

Redwoods cloaked in green
home to golden birds, singing
up in true blue skies
So ancient and prodigious
hailing the stars and the moon

Redwood rosy morn
redwood soaked in the sunset
with silent breezes
Lord of the dark green forest
still in its vigorous youth
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Agendas

drought
they say

severe 
they say

alarming
they say

but apple crops
are abundant 

cherry crops
sublime

potato production
prodigious 

rivers
are full

and rainfall
is normal

is "they say"
overactive
imagination 

or planned
propaganda

Lifelong Existence

I don’t claim my insight’s prodigious.
I’ve never performed noble deeds.
I’m not in the least bit religious.
I have all the usual needs.
Still, I have discovered the portal
To freedom from worry and strife:
It’s realizing I am immortal—
I mean, for the rest of my life.
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Perspicacity

Persistent for truth, he
   probes to find the answers.
      Perceiving, his judgment
         penetrates with shrewdness.
            Prepared and accurate,
               prodigious in his work,
                  part skill, part detective. 



Written on 11/16/2015  
Pleiades
Form: Pleiades

Can You See It

Don't you see laughing with eyes like the light from a gazing flashlight? The prodigious dovetail grey muk reverberates and quivers as it lives and breaths. My oh my see to it opens up showing a birthed being neither man nor woman they come from the other side. This is the old and now the new.

Prizefight

Time zone had become acidic.
Wear the chador softly.
Moon is coming out.

Down rushing
stillness croons.
Someone is going to outwit the night.

A night bird weighs the wind.
Why do you stand alone ?
Desires will come relentlessly.

The essence of pain.
My bronze heart,
has no prodigious injury.



SATISH VERMA
Form:

Prizefight

Time zone had become acidic.
Wear the chador softly.
Moon is coming out.

Down rushing
stillness croons.
Someone is going to outwit the night.

A night bird weighs the wind.
Why do you stand alone ?
Desires will come relentlessly.

The essence of pain.
My bronze heart,
has no prodigious injury.



SATISH VERMA
art
Form:

Foot prints on the sea

Infinity the eyes behold the ocean
At a distance the sky clinches the sea
Utopia it feels..

As prodigious ships return, others start sailing off
To wander in the vast sea space,
With no foot prints left behind to trace.

Worry not O soul, and let the waves lead
Trust them, for Mortals they always guide home
Be still, and let it sail

Premium Member Wasteria

Violaceous lulling bell
 Enchantment be thou spell
Prodigious tortile entwine
Weathered be thy vine

Solstice utmost fair
Lay waste to arctic air
Embedded mossy root
Colossal venue afoot

Keeper of florid bliss
Ambrosia ne’er remiss
Petals supple blush
Lavish wisteria lush

Wispy balsam waft
Caress be e'er soft
Atop verdant bough
Tender be thy sough
Form: Rhyme

Do the Good Die Young?

Only the good die young?
That's open for debate.
Do the great take their place?

For Pete's sake,
I've been face to face
with the pearly gates.

That doesn't make me prodigious.
I'm just stating the obvious.
I think it's fate.
I believe it's a planned escape.

When your work has been carried out,
then soon will come,
your time to be carried out.

Sometimes,
the good die young?

Memoirs of History

A misinterpreted woe
The thought of the unknown.
Discrimination
and Intimidation.
The prodigious fibs
Within politics.

No peace treaty
Will beseech thee.
For the beliefs of society must change.

Too long has insanity
Skewed the balance of harmony.
The breadth of this country must grasp what is out of range.

In time humanity evolves,
though the issue still revolves.
Perhaps forever to be unsolved.
Form:

Premium Member Prodigal Son Dreams

Palsied son of prodigal love,
Do your crippled legs dream in swimming strong?
Do your strong arms and back and chest
dream flying across Earth's inviting nest?

Does your mute voice
dream in full orchestral operatic voice
flowing out through mouthed choice
and back in your polyphonic ears 
and resonant mind 
and resilient body?

Becoming well-felt flight 
of harmonic trust
in prodigious you
with all your prodigal love.

Seagulls

A prodigious flock of seagulls float seemingly, effortlessly on a winter frigid river like miniature polar floes. Their harsh wailing and squawking calls are muffled by the roaring sound of cascade from an old dam. Their idiosyncratic moves manifest aquatic prowess: Their twirling, swirling, eddying against the current as though fixed to each molecule of water until they rise from the surface into winters late morning mist.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Female Statue In Platinum

powerful piece de resistance
precise, provocative, posturing 
providing plebian pleasure

Statuesque as an Amazon woman,
Platinum or pewter? She perseveres 
Prodigious? Preternatural and pivotal

Regal, brilliant, a spiritualistic luster
She sparkles with pure effervescence,
glistens with a gloriousness unknown by most

I follow her pooling petticoat into the 
outer limits of my poetic imagination, 
expecting nothing less than perfection.
art
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Winged Invaders

  Their ghastly buzzing’s in the air
    targeting vegetation everywhere
  They dive-bomb and guillotine
    anything and everything green

  Prodigious throngs of winged invaders
    escaping from the ground
  Moving in dark clouds of death
    engulfing whatever’s around

  They may be harmless for humanity
    but the locusts’ noise drives us to insanity
  Coming this May to my home state ~
    though I’d prefer 17 more years to wait…
Form: Rhyme

The Diary

Life is similar to reading a diary
Some things that was so big and prodigious at that time
Are so insignificant now in our minds

We can look back on the pages of our lives
While we’re living
And give thanksgiving

That we’re not stuck in yesterday or yesteryear
And celebrate today with cheer

As we grow older 
We’re no longer worrier holders

For we know, that this too shall pass
While living with patience and class 
Knowing that there’s no impasse
© Lara Wash  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Dylan Thomas

Like any good poet he was a tremendous liar.
A prodigious drinker (not essential but often helpful).
He gave us words that were open windows.
He sang in the Celtic way but not the tongue.
He had the gift to make old words new.
His passion shook foundations.
I heard that in his private life
he was a right bastard, but don't know for sure.
What I do know, is that he had music in his heart,
and that I probably would not have written
a damn thing without him.

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