Short Serenaded Poems
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Susie ate her sugarless serving with a slow spoon
Soggy sobs serenaded
her seven-year-old sister’s
shocked, sensitive ears
Saccharine sadness sampled simply too soon
Numbness poisoned flowers
spooky nights serenaded
with chattered cowers,
wounded grasp cascaded
panicked voices bloomed
mother's smile paraded
with gleams doomed,
yearning hopeless answers
as death roamed.
snow for days
is hypnotic serenaded by the wind
transforming
from high white out to gentle falling
and back again
trees bending with weight
and the gentle flakes falling
falling
falling
lulls the quiet mind to stillness
no thoughts
Form:
A poet
Serenaded his love
By waterfall
An view
At the end
Of a mountain valley
Full of
Wattle blossom blooms
For he knew
That magic week
In spring
When the wattle blossom
Bloomed again
Filling a mountain valley
With perfume
And a poets heart
With love
so serene
so calm
a blue marble
drifting through blue skies
across the galaxy
serenaded by eternity
and yet under the clouds
AP: Honorable Mention 2022
Submitted on November 20, 2022 in A BRIAN STRAND PREMIERE CHOICE sponsored by BRIAN STRAND - RANKED 3RD
The sky turned dark
The poet built a fire
& warmed his hands
Worms crawled thru
His skin& angels
Cried & moments
Slipped pass like
Lavendar melting
The Santa Fe Chief
& coyote serenaded
The wanderer
Remembering
Your hot breath
Cascading like
Moonlight on
His back
I remember all the songs, the songs of love and broken hearts
The music that I adore, soft, gentle and a caring flow
Thoughts from present and past
The wonderful melody of long lost loves
The caring words and admissions of love
I to this day love, to be serenaded by Barry Manilow
Love came down at Christmas
and was laid in a humble manger.
Mary’s precious little boy was born
that night so full of danger.
“No room,” they said at the inn that night.-
No room, except in a manger…
Mary brought forth her Son, surrounded by the animals,
and was serenaded by the Holy Angels.
Lover #1
Like the birds and bees
the whisper of breeze on trees
scent of love abounds
Lover #2
The warm air kisses
sweet perfume drips from flowers
birds and bees enticed
dancing to a lovers scent
serenaded by the breeze.
Written by Emma Mantle
For Debbie Guzzi contest 'Love Talks'
Quintain of: sorrow, despair, agony, misery, lament scoring
pain
Dolesome drum o'er jaded psyche taps a dark, palling
refrain
Hamstrung harp bridled soul with dissonant chords
enchain
Shrill flute a dreary, eerie melody wafts o'er drifting
swain
Melancholy tenor of wailing violin doth all availing hope
drain
Love and paradise
met in the red room
when starlight sang
the waltz of time
the night was set
a million years ago
when warmth and affection
were brightly born
"softly" said love
to the rim of pleasure
as they danced
serenaded by a trillion stars
"when we are old
let men say
love and paradise
came one night
and left us joy"
Serenaded silence
Under blushing sun
Swinging hands holding
Flowering love
Fledgling fingers
Jousting to arrhythmic beats
Summer soliloquies
Too shy to fluently speak
Sweet somethings
Whispered in ticklish ears
Swirling sentiments
Searching to endear
Grown-up glances
Alternating until one
Longing lips converging
Under blushing sun
Leaving home for work one day
serenaded by a tuneful jay
Walking down a garden lane
once more came his sweet refrain
Glancing over my right shoulder
my friend was following, ever bolder
His song emblazoned on my mind
the blue jay crooned with voice so kind
That as I opened my workday door
I regretted that he sang no more
The other day,
the trees blushed
red and orange
beauty
The other day,
the wind serenaded
lush
over the boughs
singing sweetly:
That life is a change,
we greet her smile,
and we see what we hear:
learning, feeling,
knowing, believing,
something:
about the other day
Echo of the Morning Sun($)
Behind the whispers golden,
Where rainbows get their light,
The echo gave it's whispers
In the constructed lies.
The voice behind the veil
Spoke mysteries of light.
Like mystery of the female
Soon all the lies collapsed.
Confused by my illusion,
I heard the echo cry,
Like gentle voice of angels
Serenaded me till the night..
A songbird serenaded trilling so sweet.
It resonated thru my soul.
I pulsed to the beat.
Sitting by the pond a frog greeted me.
I croaked back at him serendipitously.
I came across a dog whose tail was wagging.
I bent over to greet him, my body gently sagging.
I discovered a snake concealed in the mist.
I stood quietly in place and let him hiss, hiss, hiss..
merman had no chance to swim away
a bunch of sirens serenaded him that day
they fought over him and the little sister won
she was a dazzling mermaid who knew how to have fun
merman never tried to get away again
he held her yarn, as she crocheted with a grin
cleaned house, washed dishes, vacuumed and made her tea
he was the most perfect merman in the China Sea
Amusing said the Unicorn
whose offspring ran riot
amongst the golden corn fields
In toad stalls fiery hornets roamed
By the wanton pavilion
all hope was gone
a fire crackle sentence serenaded
the dearth of thought culpable
Bramble often permanent
prevaricated by the ha ha
in the vista of no return
casting our thoughts to yesterday
No garish handle,
Nor bell of ornate whimsy,
Protrude this seamless portal.
Dreams warmed in fate’s embrace,
Infuse a passioned labyrinth
The heart of my love,
Opened only from within.
A fathomless mystery;
Serenaded softly, from whispered soul
just now - ajar.
A Kiss In The Dark
You light up in the darkness
With the Heaven woven stars
In velvet tones of stillness
I calmly watch; night is ours.
Chill wind swirled rhythmic chanting,
Cocoon those well-chosen words,
Pleasing closeness, enchanting
A taste of natural bloom.
Closed eyes met a world of dreams
amorous scene into dance
A kiss in the limpid dark.
Warm silence serenaded.
At night our souls are free to roam
Rendezvous sans inhibition
Without confines fly miles from home
On divine clandestine mission
Do whatever souls delight in
Dance under galactic starlight
Serenaded by angel kin
Adieu we’ll meet again tonight
Submitted on February 11, 2020 for contest FAVOURITE POEM FROM JANUARY 2020 sponsored by JULIA WARD- RANKED 2ND
Posted on January 17, 2020
Segregated by your callous posture
Serenaded by your soft, sensual voice
Seduced by your feminine mystique
Subdued by the fragrant aroma of your silky skin
Sheltered by your caressing stare
Shackled to your warm embrace
Surrendering to your beckoning bosom
Repulsed by your recoiling movements
Enraptured with each panting breath
Impounded by your entreating distress
Freed to enter your throbbing estate
And in her mouth she holds
Her bitten tongue
No vow undertaken
Every sweet song left unsung
Lovely and drowning and
Sick of being loved for her silence
Sick of being praised for her busy hands
Wanting to be worth more than her pain
Measured up by the aches in her spine
Serenaded by the rush of blood to her face
The pound of her terrified heart walking home at night
Beautiful
and someone who doesn't deserve this
Eyes that shone bright green
stood out in the swamp at night
as crickets serenaded.
Surrounded by scents
in Everglades’ treasure trove,
the eyes slowly moved closer.
Our flashlight revealed
scales and teeth four inches long,
a twelve-foot creature nearing.
“We’re going to die,”
I thought as it dove below,
but our boat remained untouched.
*Entry for Linda’s “Treasure Trove” contest
by Carolyn Devonshire
I heard the faint howl of the cold wind;
saw the crescent moon's beatific smile
In the meadow; wonderous sights I did find!
the winter wrens serenaded me all the while
But where's the snow? Could this be winter's guile?
Writing Prompt- English Quintain Imagery - Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Dear Heart
Date written and submitted: 12/28/2019