Short Proportionate Poems

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A POINT TO MAKE
Points, to make a point expressions by impressions, lots and lots of dots a paradigm in paint, impressionist it ‘aint.Unique yes, inanimate I guess, poetic proportionate pictorial pointillistic perhaps, our eye fills in the gaps.

© Brian Strand  

AN OPEN FORM VERSE

absorbed
   by colour
unrestrained
&
   sensual
engaged
in
measured
       contrasts
of
aesthetic
style

proportionate
   impressiond
adorning
        existence
in
   imprecise
        perceptions

© Brian Strand  

A POINT TO MAKE
Points, to make a point
expressions by impressions,
lots and lots of dots a
paradigm in paint, impressionist
it ‘aint.Unique yes, inanimate
I guess, poetic proportionate
pictorial pointillistic perhaps,
our eye fills in the gap

© Brian Strand  

A REVIVAL OF INTEREST-:-
invoked
conflated
traditional

linguistic 
vocabulary 
in REDISCOVERED POETICS
exerted
 fascinations
without

contemporary
custom
&BEAUTIFYING TALENTS
exerting
 precious
proportionate 

passionate
translations

© Brian Strand  

PREDICAMENTS

informal
   &lyrical
       figurative 
self-indulgent
    didactics
knowingly
   re-cycled

prominent
  confident 
    proportionate
reminders
dislocated
   in
a
     blurred 
indelible
    unconscious 
of insights

© Brian Strand  

Stockpiles proportionate divisions
Physical mental health
Making choice decisions

Life issues stealth
Recommendations carefully heeded
Maintain ideal wealth

Necessities well exceeded
Organized required supervisions
Achieved goals succeeded

© William Kelii Kekaula  

I heard an old song
of a bird yesterday
an ancient bird
proportionate figure
discoloured
feeble at wings
music discorded.


A halt turned me to see it
A fossil turned me to see it


A songbird which I met yesterday
A song which I met yesterday
turned me to halt and feel
the beauty of truth
among the changes.

© Tuhin Chatterjee  

THE SUBLIME-
emotional 
  empulses
engage
  identify
powers
of
  imagination
in
 pleasures 
   unknown
    unimaginable 
yet
pertceptibly
proportionate 

a
brooding
  infinity
of
novel
  enthusiastic 
    rhetoric
differentiated 
pleasing
  phenomena
in
delightful 
limitless 
  stillness
of
  literary
analogous 
    motifs

© Brian Strand