Short Sceptre Poems

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


admiration

Comment toucher une fleur
et la faire éclore
en la pénétrant du regard
jusqu'à ce qu'elle s'épanouisse
sous le sceptre de ton regard


Premium Member A sceptre of iron '

So the pharisees and saducees waited their time in order to trap
Jesus in His manner of saying things.'
That they could lay charges against Him.'
Form: Didactic

The Nectar of Her Specter

Twined Her Spirits Orbiting Love's Night Their Milky Way, Sublime
Thule's, Scandinavian Gypsy Queens Ambrosia's Arcane, Sceptre She
Crowned Of Jewels Transexual Beads ? Avatar, This Heart Which Bleeds
Swirling Mass Creativity; When Worlds Collide Their Meant To Be ? Sappho.
Form:

Shiloh

(The sceptre shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh come; and unto him shall the gathering of the people be). Genesis 49:10.

So interested
To know the exact meaning
The nice word "Shiloh"
It is found in Genesis
What does it exactly mean?
Form: Tanka

Peterborough Cry

This is for one, low and old.
Peterborough metropolis.
We have a Waitrose too, Vivacity has the power.
Metropolis genuine life, old and low.
Homeless, give them a Council House, there are enough.
M&S is sceptre special in Queensgate.
We are tired of working, Peterborough relaxes.
Genuine life, unreplaceable.


Beast King

You have named me
The king of beasts
Where crown and sceptre
Hold no tyrants court.
Only balanced nature
Where evolution thrives
Knows I have my place.
I break the chain
Which signifies no title,
Only by weaker link
So life may forge a
New bond to become.
Who shall be called beast
When you are regicide
And life is no more.

And Crowns Crumbled To Dust

Re : Old Poems

Bells of triumph clang, Fortresses fain to hail thee Men of valiant swords. Glories thence fell, crowns crumbled To dust, no wailings were heard. ,, The wind about thy sceptre howl and cry, Loft precipices trampled; Ruined rich piles of graves. ~ Forms : Tanka / Kimo (3/21/2012)
Form: Verse

Fragments

Marital pieces float
Like a kindled smoke
Some thought choking my throat
Nearly giving me a stroke.

Good that I wished
Far running out ahead
All the cherished
Seems now living dead.

Now I know my dreams
A world of fragments
I have always been a centre
Never holds or worths the sceptre.


Alas! At my delusions
How deceptive are you
My plan for an Eve vision
No one stayed; Stayed no two.


13/09/2013
art
Form: Rhyme

A Clan of Dark Warriors

when the masquerades came
they brought the drums
to the forests of our clan
the pipers came forth 
with ready pipes upon their arms
the dancers came out en mass
& the forests saw a full ceremony
of the ancient drumming & dancing -
then their sceptre went up to the sky
calling  for our response
within the three full moons
then mbari-warriors came in their valour
they came: they saw the cloudy sky
& our warriors drenched in the blood
called forth by the battalion-gods
a clan of dark warriors
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