Short Purist Poems

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Daffodils

many daffodils
beautiful on windowsills
narcissus appeals

one yellow divine
single or double refine
purist flower mine

dainty and sublime
standing hours at a time
waving in their prime

*For Carol Browns "What's The Buzz" Haiku contest
Form: Haiku


Premium Member The Winged Gift

Follow the warmth into the light
don't hesitate to sprint away
when it doesn't feel just right.
Charlatans will bend you around them,
but the sixth sense is a winged gift.
A casual drift toward a peaceful realm
into the purist form of yourself.
Form: Rhyme

Purist Pain

Look through the "windows" of my soul..
See their "pain" as it takes its toll.

My heart beats with each tear dropped.
Try as I may they cannot be stopped.

Hoping one day my heart will be filled; with you again.
With the purist of love, that we once had; until the end.

Premium Member The Atheist

The atheist merely seeks truth Distanced from blind belief Upon seeing, he nods forsooth Turning a brand new leaf Witnessing each entrée Nonjudgmental and free Thread of truth, holding key Truthful purist The atheist 04-November-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Only When the Hope Dies

Only When The Hope Dies

"Love! Isn't it beyond win and lose? Isn't it giving and unconditional? Winning over someone and desire are too materialistic words to define its divinity. It is sublime and humble.
It attains it's purist and truest nature only when the Hope dies, he replied her."


25th Day of July 2016


Leaves

Leaves bleed and stain the white sidewalk their bodies blown into the wind 
I close my eyes and lay on my horn letting the sound penetrate the purist parts 
When they open iv smothered every dreadful memory and shut open mouths
The smoke ascends
And yet 
I'm left still with two hands
And your throat between them

Twas a Voice, Schoolmasterly

Scale a bough; and hold onto this
Astoundment, forevermore.
A curtain of leaf, parted for:
Life, and its glory, nested.

So in this world have I placed you.
With loving care, and foresight;
That which, on those wings of desire
Purist, does show you upborne.
Who, above, by your own new-born
Into hushed awe, too, is led.
god
Form: Rhyme

For Your Eyes Only

Oh that sweet love we crave
Freely given would enslave
Yes that yearning to belong
Just like the words to a song

Those feelings of sincerity
As love sleeps in parity
Slumbers deep, deep within
Purist hearts, dreams begin

Beyond the stars at rainbows fall
Dawns first light or sunsets call
I will reap this love I crave
And live the dream that she gave
Form: Rhyme

Lucky 8

Oh that such a PARAGON would appear
As one unexplained REVELATION only for me
Of the purist PULCHRITRUDE I can see
BLAZING toward me from one so dear
And having someone ADORE you this much
Is likened to avoiding a sinking of the EIGHT ball
Though it is somewhat of a DISCOMFORT should it fall
There's no denying CHARISMA laced with a magical touch



29 July 2018
© Tina Marsh  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member SIMPLE GESTURES

SIMPLE GESTURES
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figures 
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commune
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in   
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monumental
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adjacent 
 spheres     
in
stark
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 intellectual 
kindred
senses
     captivated 
affinity
   proclaimed 
&formalised
in
 purist
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depicting 
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Form: Verse

Premium Member Stray Thoughts

The clairvoyant could be a schizophrenic, or is it the other way around?
Cymbals of the mime must be unbearably loud.
Flowers are for glade and not the lapel of blue clowns.

Is it better for a stray to be forever chained down
or go running off with a pack of the unfound. 
After death are we whisked off to heaven
or does the soul shatter against a cold Black wall?

Is faith just a mirage for the eternally weak
or is it a gilded pathway to the purist of all kings?

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