Short Resplendence Poems

Short Resplendence Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Resplendence by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Resplendence by length and keyword.


Premium Member Human Beheaded Halo- a Haiku

Human  Beheaded Halo- A Haiku

halo resplendence a more, ideal human walks under the angel
4/23/19
Form: Haiku


On Vanity

wisdom in the dark
feigned resplendence floundering
vanity flattered!
 
July 3rd, 2018


Inspired by Demetrios Trifiatis Haiku "VANITY".
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Man and Cosmos

Man absorbed by the problems his existence presents fails Cosmos' resplendence to see!









© Demetrios Trifiatis
         20 July 2017
Form: Monoku

Thy Grace

The resplendence of thy grace
An immaculate enigma immense
Wonderfully adorned with charm
A perfect blend with looks warm
When you go right -thy bosom
Sways to the left just awesome
Form: Couplet

Resplendence of Dawn

R-esplendence
O-f
D-awn
A-nd
L-ight
I-n
E-arliness

P-romise
A-nother
M-orn
O-f
R-efulgent
C-ool
A-tmosphere

Topic: Birthday of Rodalie C. Pamorca (October 10)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Burnished Bouquet

You brought me a translucence 
of amber for my burnished bouquet.
Love was an ebullience of golden wheat,
our laughter a resplendence of sunflowers.

A Resplendence of Sunflowers
11/5/21
Liberum Divisa 8

Premium Member Summer's Love Lost

You brought me a translucence 
of amber for my burnished bouquet.
Love was an ebullience of golden wheat,
our laughter a resplendence of sunflowers.

Original poem:  A Resplendence of Sunflowers, posted 5/17/17
Liberum Divisa Contest
Sponsor:  Gregory R. Barden

The Abode

There was a sunny spot in my eye,
a region of riots and ripples,
a cause for resplendence
in mosaic mysteries
and myriad myths;
Tendrils and creepers, 
ivies and myrtles 
and an emblazoned bliss…

There was a sunny spot in my eye,
beyond the honeydews,
the hills and the hedges,
that nestled the we;

the you and the me…

An Angels Reprieve

Stealing your thoughts
a crime of dispassion
the penalty fatal
my name stays unknown

A larcenous caper
whose felony looming
authorities chasing
though lost will they roam

Returning your musings
a word to each notion
attached and delivered
through eyes that retake

Enlightened resplendence
unfenced by Jehovah
no borrowers promise 
— this thief ever makes

(The 1st Book Of Prayers: March, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Springs Splendor

The nighttime air baptized the earth with a fresh, clean renewing dew admitting the seasons rebirth bidding ‘old man winter’ adieu. The sun emerges warm and immense casting a golden illumine adorning springtime’s resplendence: yellow daffodils flowering in meadows and dandelions’ their tiny sunburst dewy globes drizzled about in disunion; each claiming its own abode amidst ground ivy and clover nurtured by a gentle zephyr.
Form: Verse

Premium Member White Night



Snowflakes falling,
 
	gently landing- draping

		bare, outstretched
 
tree branches awaiting

	scintillating, flocculent,
 
		white ermine boas.

Exquisite silhouettes

	against winter's sky-

		glistening beneath 

full moon resplendence.


Sandra M. Haight

~7th Place~
Contest: A Succinct Treat
Sponsor: Michelle Faulkner
Judged: 12/20/2018

~3rd Place~
Contest: Minimalist - White Night
Sponsor: Nette Onclaud
Judged: 10/21/2017

Form: Imagism

Premium Member A Resplendence of Sunflowers

As brief as summer you swept
across my heart's desert
like a Santa Ana wind's hot caress.
Now the eastern passes
are still as virgin rocks
unto a land whispering 
of forgotten wildflowers.
In your absence marigolds bloom not
with the disappeared mockingbird.
Only as the last petals
of amaryllis wither do I ache.
You brought me a translucence 
of amber for my burnished bouquet.
Love was an ebullience of golden wheat,
our laughter a resplendence of sunflowers.


5/17/17
Form: Imagism

Premium Member I Grew a Rose

I grew a rose
The reddest rose
Of any rose that grows
The sweetest scent
Magnificent
Resplendence for the nose
Irrefutable
How beautiful
None would dare oppose
So delicate
And elegant
I wonder if it knows

But it adorns
The sharpest thorns
For those who would impose
A little prick
Will do the trick
To leave it in repose
For in as much
One chance a touch
You'll see the blood that flows
So I propose
Your hands stay closed
And just admire my rose


   by Daniel Turner
Form: Rhyme

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