Short Strident Poems

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Premium Member Fuel for the Pyre

  How strident are their screams, 'Ceasefire!'  
                                             ~ adding fuel to the funeral pyre ...
Form: Monoku


Blue Jay

strident blazonry
sapphire plumage dipped in snow ~
blue jay on the wing

12.05.20



Haiku - Blue Jay Poetry Contest
Sponsor - Tania
Form: Haiku

Premium Member two plus two make four

YOU
not
THEM

ME
not
THRONG

US
not 
U.S.

Misère
no
TRUMPS

MY WAY
not 
THY WAY

Be Selfish
Strident
Wary
Caring
Not Complacent
Not Sacrificial
Self Sufficient
Ungodly

Premium Member The Revolutionary

    posture, strident
      passion, defiant

    discipline, sacrifice
      one for all
        
    sheds no tear for
      those who fall 

    his ego small   
      the Cause is all
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Forever Young

At 27 you succumbed, Abandoned frenzied fans in shock - Tremulous threnody still thrums, As echo of the last string strums - Your strident sound soars high, you rock! September 7, 2022
Form: Rhyme


Private Reverance

Chill
silence
of winter
Sunday morning;
church bells disturb the
translucent stained-glass calm.

Hush!
Be still.
Silent breath,
deny the noise;
strident man-made sound.
My reverence held within.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Collusion Confusion

The last few years we've heard a profusion of
  Media voices strident -- 'Russia-Trump collusion!'

Mueller's investigation's sowed considerable confusion
  We patient citizens -- citizen patients -- need a blood transfusion
Form: Rhyme

The ecstasy of dissocia


Soaring on a cloud
gently numbed
in esoteric heights
beyond the strident boom
and strobe glare
of leviathan 
rearing to lasso multitudes
into cavernous jaws
that never rest
forever famished
in a perpetual stasis
of angry craving.

The Rose

The Rose
Soft velvety petals. Light and delicate
Tenderly nurtured by loving hands to create a bold appearance each year
Your strident colours marking the summers of my childhood 
An  aroma that lingers like the lost memoires of those endless summer days

Premium Member A Necessary Evil

clangor repeating noise echoing in my head raucous alarm awakens me bringing back turbulent reality stirring anger and resentment strident, clamorous noise, starting day of clangor By: Joyce Johnson 5/28/12 For "Sound of Emotion" Contest

The Anointed

Precious black gold
Sultry her allure of motion
Ambitious often bold 
Strident slick with emotion
A rose from the soil
The cause of commotion
For she does enjoy
Our lack of devotion
The earth we destroy
By way of loco-motion
Avarice her ploy
Of our destruction
© Monk Frost  Create an image from this poem.

Feeling Low?

Sometimes its okay to feel low,
it’s an ordinance of life
to make you acquainted of rife
that it is inevitably strident to grow.

It’s his expedient to steer you 
to see the life’s chronicle view.
See the vivid blue-sky,
be stance budding warrior it’s time to fly.
Form: Rhyme

Into the Fire

Stare into the fire Strident within Peer into thee Gaze upon fire Until your spirit Flickers with me Dance naked dance hotter Spinning stars Higher and higher Become the dream Enter nether world Follow my lead In the end Into the fire You've fallen again

Nature Is Pushed Back

Nature is pushed back 
Further and further, until
Childhood disappears.
At roads' terraced end
With his stick of age one points
Innocence' lost years.

Yet its strident will
Of a wind's force, ghostily
Strikes at the hearts, nights.
Fills up an image
In the mind, in a rainstorm
Of tears, tantrums, fights.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Granite Stone Bench

Bitter storm-lashed halting site or haunt,
granite stone bench in lieu of hovel,
rawbone seat of pity for the pauper,
downtrodden, cast off, as I sense,
gut wrenching scruples writhe within me,
in situ almsgiver’s strident gulp,
respite, relief, twinge of conscience,
grim bench so derelict, let’s “address” this!

The Democracy Lark

The sweet song of the democracy lark
Once told of a bright and hopeful dawn
Now there is only a strident bark
And the whimper of sycophants that fawn
And worship the Trump, and his massive wad
Lovers of money, with racist views
Vote for Mammon’s dodgy God!
The democracy lark is singing the blues

© Gail Foster 2016
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mirrored Reflections

  The calmer
     the more confident
  The more strident
     the more insecure

  The more natural the laugh
     the less the self-importance
  The harder the stare
     the less of him we can bear

  The more finger-pointing
     the more righteousness
  Hands relaxed at the sides
     reveal humble bona fides

Premium Member Brain Harmony

Skies cast an opaline tone on the periwinkle From the outbreak of numbness In the clangorous concord of the brain Phantasmagoric cosmos of phantasms Fully loosened by pennilessness and distress Where genuine life dwells just as a nightmare Strident sound singing a somber song
Written: November 10, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member EXPERIMENTALISTA degas miro

EXPERIMENTALISTA 
curiosity
  in opaque
&transparent
invention
of
  dispersed light
dense
  distingished
shaded


   rubbed
surface
drift
 in
 a blended
      texture
overlap
in
  lacy
    patterns
vulnerable
to
light
  reflection
in
  complementary
                hues
strident
&
fused
    in fragility
art
Form: Didactic

Summer Sensations

Ocean waves gently tickle the shattered shells,
Strident seagulls briefly pierce the balmy strand.
Luring summer seems to work its magic spells
Tiny toes explore the gentle grains of sand.



15.01.20

 Excerpt taken from 'summer rispetto contest'  13 July 2018

 Arbitrium Divisa 6 Poetry Contest - sponsored by Gregory Barden
Form: Rhyme

A Tribute

In stillness legends lie in rows 
Though strident are our chords of thought
Beckon they these ardent souls
By the eminence they hath wrought
Reflect do we in silence there
In remembrance of that life once lived
Granting we who came behind
Countless treasures come to mind
And peace adorns this quiet place
Adding to a tributes grace
Form: Lyric

Hornblowers Anonymous

The blaring horn, the sound of silence.
Constantly strident, but you can’t hear.
You just stare, but do you care?
If you care, stop for you know not what you do.
You don’t know the power you possess.
Stop before you destroy the beautiful silence
And give birth to the terrible noise.
If you don’t care, much obliged and bless your horrible soul.
Form: Epic

Premium Member St Cuthbert

On Lindisfarne, they say, 
St Cuthbert took a hooded crow, 
A jackdaw and a jay, 
And on their strident tongues bestowed

The gift of harmony.
No more did ugly croaks and caws
Dispute above the sea, 
Or trouble those sequestered shores.

They sang all day, those three; 
And as they drew their corvine kin, 
The devil wept to see
His shrinking nursery of sin.
Form: Rhyme

Heading Out To the Open Sea

Waves slap the hull and slither down the deck. We've left the strident seagulls far behind. The lighthouse beam pales as we pass the wreck whose rusting iron ribs still groan and grind.
From: There are No Clouds For: Rithimus Divisa 7 Poetry Contest Rhyme poetry form only. Poetry Contest Deadline: Sunday, October 25, 2020 Sponsored by: Gregory R Barden |
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Autumn

Amplitude of seasoning--spicy colors, zesty scents,
Unrestrained passion conceals a crumbling heart;
Twilight violins in tumult bow strident cacophony,
Unmasking the harvest madness in the corn.
Maternal? Never! So unlike her sister Spring,
Nonconforming Bohemian is all Autumn plans to be.

Copyright, September 29, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson
Form: Acrostic

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