Short Revoir Poems
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Blood
drips
cold
through
breathless
necrotic
lips,
au revoir.
11/09/2017
AU REVOIR
he dusted the album-
a memory of love
trickled down his cheek
Copyright © Brian Strand | Year Posted 2010
LOST LOVE
long parting kiss-
imprinted upon my lips
her lingering heat
tears flood my cheek
I whisper au-revoir-
winter clouds my soul
Change
the clock,
au revoir-
Summer waves bye
bye-
Fall
falters,
daylight fades,
yellowing the
glade-
dark
and damp-
November
closes in on
me
I thought I'd saved my best for last
yet it seems the month sped by too fast
Glad to get January out of the way
so Punxsutawney Phil can have his day
Where shadows puddle
grey
in
moon’s crimson halo,
where
Winter’s frost makes even
more silent the air,
you will find
my frozen tears
buried in the snow.
x
a brushless artist
teases a waiting canvas
a-shift on the wind
as hoar frost passes
a shrinking of violets
petals on pavement
soft melting sunset
beauty imbued in the trees
Autumn’s au revoir
Smell the burning rubber.
Hear the screeching tyre.
Watch in awe as the wheels fly off
and the chassis catches fire.
Then avert your eyes.
Say your au revoir.
The casualties are packed in tight
Limp inside the car.
Lizzo
Where did you go?
Here for just a short time.
You packed everything up and left.
It looks like you made a lot of friends here.
You left without saying goodbye.
That really wasn’t nice.
Good luck to you.
Au revoir.
Aye
and to sigh,
yet never goodbye...
our reluctance to say..
to close..to leave..
to part..to kiss
farewell;
weider-sehn ,perhaps
au-revoir..later..
see you..wave..then watch
'til
we turn away
and cannot see
no more...
Aye
and to sigh.
pause
progress
up
down
wait
STOP
thoughts
on
hold:
calm
descends,
ascends..
au revoir
adieu
fare thee
well
a happening of thoughts inspired listening to
Satie Gymnopedie no 1
No long goodbyes
No fare-thee-well
No until then or sadness
No au revoir
Or short adieu’s
For what we leave is madness
No cheerio’s
Auf wiedersehen’s
No quick so longs or sorrow
Though we’re forgone
Our lives go on
And there’ll always be tomorrow
Seemed impossible but here we are
At first it was very bizarre
But you made all my past scar
And all the bad is now far.
Smoking your cigar
And never saying "au revoir"
I am the luckiest cookie in the jar
You're better than Renoir.
You are the brightest star,
The Sun.
How good to see you,
Mon Ami.
At last me meet,
You and me.
Pull out your saber
Sharp and slender
Prepare to duel
May our hits not be tender
You coat is wet, I bid
Bonsoir
Good bye you fiend,
Au Revoir.
Your blade is clean,
Mine is not
All is seen
My blood’s still hot.
I say to le "grand fromage".
You and your pastiche attachè.
You with all your rakish, cliche.
You think you're so Debonair.
You with another au pair.
You and one more rendezvous.
You again it's déjà vu.
You and another faux pas.
You always with Au revoir.
I say so much "bon voyage.
Good morning, bonjour
is it AU or EU
I've had a undertakers dream
That I cannot tell the difference
Mr Bishop can you give me your Latin leadership
I regret my misunderstandings
French is such a revoir
Tell me the difference between
AI or EI
My progress is transfixed
between the real and sought after
I'm lost
Without your hand
To hold
The walk
To school of life
Less bold
You vanished
In a Puff.
So quickly
My heart
So sad
My tummy sickly
No stop
No hug
The speeding car
Whisked you
Away
No au revoir
The color
In my life
Now blue
My hand
So cold.
I'm missing you
CV 1.7.25
Goodbye for now,
I promise I'll come back somehow.
Ciao for now,
I'll return to you somehow.
Sayonara for now,
My role in your life's play ends with a bow.
Adios for now,
My influence shall be in your memories now.
Au revoir for now,
I promise I'll never forget thou.
Farewell for now,
I'll someday fulfill that vow.
There is the fear. There is the stress.
Life now out of kilter, life before this mess.
Where do we stand, how do we call?
In a different land than ‘‘twas afore.
There is the menace of the right fires burning. The horizon dims as the world keeps turning.
The England I knew of my life before, it’s not that England anymore.
Listen to poem:
Warm tears of joy like angels in the rain
Flowed in rivulets down your cheeks again
When we hugged au revoir in warm embrace
Tears caressing your lips with genial grace
Your tears fell like raindrops onto my lips
Tasting warm and saline like blood in drips
Oozing into me as I lay dying
Watching an angel play her harp crying.
Get over it
You are lost
And you don't even know it
Don't even know what you want
Think you know what you want
You are confused
easy to be led on
I can read you like a book
so easily misguided, steered
Like a stupid lamb
Don't want to deal with you any more
Not worth my time
Good ridddance
So long
Ciao ciao
Au revoir
Au Revoir ma cheri amor
I feel you pulling away
and knew that the words
calling you back
are no longer mine to cry out
moments and memories
blurred visions of yesterday
that which I held as our forever
no longer part of my tomorrow
I watched you drift away
intimately knowing
that I was to take
a separate path
irish
Different feelings,
distinct dreams,
populate solitude...!
All forms of au revoir
date an appointment here,
or elsewhere...all future
has its hole, its landmark
its past tense... just love
that stays is eternal...
The feeling that creates it,
it's source of everything
it permeates, lives and creates...!
Au Revoir, or see you later
She said, eager at the door
She never thought from that time on
She'd see her child, no more
Her smiling face
Her sparkling eyes
She never will forget
Just one more hug
Just one last kiss
She'll live with the regret
A croissant and a coffee
A glass of wine or two
Good day old friend
How are you?
Their world then splits in two
Wonderful words that have no true meaning
You say it all so beautifully but there is no true feeling
Why say words you do not mean?
What you say makes me feel unclean
Truth would be a better thing
The words would finally be an awakening
To see you as you really are
Would finally make me say au revoir
Away from your lies and bold untruths
To finally become at last astute