Short Purls Poems
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I am drawn into
the flowers form,
its petals curl
as a colour purls
with gentleness,
through the shreds
of my ripped heart
Evidence of decay
is tinged to its glisten,
to last just one more day
is its only mission
This is a bloom
being finally set free,
from living each day
nature’s own mortality.
eye borne two wright storeys four yew wit tiers,
tails suite tolled, sum purls wit pane;
Fore yew two gaize, hale, prays.
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April 26, 2015
Poetry/Kimo/Nearly The Same
Copyright Protected, ID 04-667-057-26
All Rights Reserved, 2015, Constance La France
Written for the Standard contest, Only Homos Allowed
sponsor, Jerry T. Curtis, NA Judged 2015
Elegant snowy
Plumage pristine
Pale arched neck
From dew drops gleam
Feathers like ancient
Intricate lace
Silently gliding;
Tiny purls cross the water’s face
Velvet warmth hovers
Within hidden down
Delicate head poised
With an invisible crown
Vast powerful wings
Unfold and unfurl
Testing the morning air
As cool waters swirl
About your buoyant graceful frame
Timeless sweet symphony
Reflected in one refrain
The Sovereign, Almighty, omnipotent, omniscient God.
faithful, explicable and searchable
personal yet indescribable
He purls my heart together.
In my quandary, He is there.
A mother, a father He is.
My words point at love
but because of their restrictions,
I use to extol and exalt Him,
the Great God.
The tears I shed,
He removes them all.
When I am weary, He makes me strong.
Elohim
faith, credence I have.
A new formation I am,
a masterpiece of love, joy, peace and happiness.