Short Streamed Poems

The red-orange peach tickled my left palm 
Sweet nectar streamed down my chin
Overwhelming my mouth....

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He
opened
the window-
in streamed his first
love
with
flowers,
dressed
in white-
she haunted his
art....

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the light of the full moon shines
as white diamond hind tall trees
hanging high above dark skies
spraying streamed light through my sliding glass door...

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Some wear Overalls.The rain bows
Some
Wears overalls
The rain bows
Weigh
Up high
Hand the streams that are streamed
rarely
do comet true
Why Kant
Aye...

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He
opened
the window-
in streamed his first
love
with
flowers,
dressed
in white-
she haunted his
art.

An Ekphrasis in lanterne  sequence on Marc Chagall...

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re-post inspired by Ricks theme

The
rainstorm
overnight
burst the shallow
dyke-
the
raging
river in
overflowing
flood
streamed
forth long
weeds plaited 
now beneath the
spate....

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You’ll never call me “darling” or your “sweet love”.
Your heart belongs to her and breakup was tough.
We were together but we weren’t one that night
As through the window streamed in silky moonlight....

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I
Without computing Light Years (LY)
Rain could join Space-Time
For making accessible rainbows

II
I walked under - the greatest Arch
White-clad sprites streamed promises -
edible flavors, rainbow colors...

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Always feels naughty to us
For to tingle so.
Bare-sodded, bare-streamed; cool, cool;
To dab, dip a toe.

The worst frivolity, bar
Being wholly nude!
"Look away now!" What's on our mind.
To worm's, fish's prude. We...

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The
rainstorm
overnight
burst the shallow
dyke-
the
raging
river in
overflowing
flood
streamed
forth long
weeds plaited 
now beneath the
spate.


Image inspired by an image from the writing of George Eliot...

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He
opened
the window-
in streamed his first
love
with
flowers,
dressed
in white-
she haunted his
art

THE POEM APPEARED IN 'Poiema'- a selection of Ekphrasis poems ( a chapbook  published by QQ Press isbn 1-903203-562)...

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repost inspired by my latest contest

Bella

He
opened
the window-
in streamed his first
love
with
flowers,
dressed
in white-
she haunted his
art.

An Ekphrasis in lanterne  sequence on the famous painting by Marc Chagall...

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My
poet’s 
life (not known
then as such) flowed
along life’s swift course
rippling with glee and roaming youth’s chasms.

It then streamed relentlessly to the Now.
I polish agates
left in its wake
so I can
display
them....

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Tears streamed down her face,
Her thoughts raced,
Her heart ached,
They made her feel like the only way to prepare
Was to hid her emotions from everyone who truly cared
And that is why she's scared
Of everyone's opinion 
Congratulations society you made her a minion...

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Grey clouds slow streamed across a dark sky line
Day then was when I gleaned  a clearer sign
Way through the dark redeemed to brightening shine
Ray beams that cleaned my vision now benign
Play warm on harvest reamed to sweeter wine
May light a world I dreamed of future fine...

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My dog died today
Making me angry and sad
Hot tears streamed down me.

I could cry for weeks
Soaked in indignant anger
Wasting my own life

Attitude is key.
The clear choice is up to me.
I decide on joy.

I will refocus
Give myself a new puppy
The choice is all mine....

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Sicilian school with 
Sets of unstressed and stressed 
Syllables of fourteen 
Sentences with strict rhyme 
Songs streamed from Sir Philip,
Shakespeare, Spenser and so 
Satisfied aesthete souls


Pleiades 3 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May 
Date: 22-10-2020
Placed : 1st...

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Promise
Moon held and made
bathed-beams of love sonnets
dried by sun's own romantic pledge
of streamed warm rays on love's future solace ~
As days then nights honed my prayers
my pain slow climbed sky stairs
and found you there
Promise




... CayCay Jennings
August 31, 2018...

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the orchestra

was playing the story of

her long-lost romance . . .

deep longing played on her face

as tears once restrained now streamed


Nov. 3, 2020 for Silent One's Ambedo Poetry contest
Inspired by the contest and my recent viewing of "Portrait of a Lady on Fire"...

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reiterated &continous
an outpouring
exemplifies
 an alterego
in succinct
  ironic layers

a  relentless
genre
perennial
&
implicit

 a practice
paralleled &
morphed
into sparse lines
as
 visual statements
of solitude mode

yet
isolated
with self signature
&
is self streamed...

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TEars streamed down her cheeks.
As he told her he loved her and goodbye.
For this would be the last time she seen him for a while.
He was going off to fight but he may never come home.

the bullits flew inches from him.
The battle that raged outside was 
no better than the one on the inside....

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Grouse Courting

I watch the Grouse do their dance,
As each feather is enhanced,
Vane or down, they’re preened and cleaned.
Keeping them healthy and streamed.

At the tail’s base, an oil gland,
That makes the feathers dry and grand.
From barb to rachis, they’re beak nibbled;
For the courtship ritual....

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I smiled today,
Guess! Why?
You may say:
I was probably happy today.
By the way,
I always smile sarcastically 
Mostly I'm moody,
Eventually!
Today!
My smile was exposed largely, 
The moment you streamed my scenery;
And it made me smile for the whole day,
Full of joy!
Just because one day:
You flashed my pathway....

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Who are these people?
Faces posted on the web
  by family and friends and others.
People I haven't got a clue to who
 but someone in my list knows them well.
Oh well,
 I scroll the list and all its entries
 wondering if they are mere sentries
in the running faces streamed
 of the tangled internet hub of history scenes....

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Flurries of snow
Dancing in the winter cold
Shimmering white flakes
Some as big as the tongue that holds

From the breath of a warm body
In a fire lit room
The streamed window panes
Reflects the light from the moon

The Hot Toddy is almost ready
The kettle is whistling from afar
A romance for one
Is as good as a falling star...

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