Short Terrace Poems

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Premium Member Terrace

Sea in cool of evening;
course-wind and surf stirs me.
Stars open the heavens;
invited to high tea
with the Lord’s harmonics.
No better place to be.
sea
Form: Rhyme


Terrace

Deadly weapon as seen from the sea
A tool for suicide though not forced to be
A wall of safety an unknown risk
The edge of the earth to God just a shelf

Premium Member Terrace


Vines cling to rusted rails
Glider, in crusted red
Sometimes there are loose nails
Faded and worn by time
Only hearts can accept
How destiny travails
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member TERRACE

From balcony, watch stars-
Gems stuck in diadem.
I wonder where hides Mars.
Moon spills light on the floor.
Down, city is abuzz.
Like ants, move in rows, cars.
Form: Rhyme

Medial conclave

Gone pass the windrow of my life,
taken on board over short periods.
Depletion gauged at total length
upon second terrace down.
Convex appears at medial conclave,
therefore turned and complete.


Doves

I'm surrounded by doves.
They fly to my terrace.
I go to my window.
My arms out in Paris.

And oh; how I've passion
for these birds of great fame
as they **** on my patio-
Filthy Pigeons by name.
Form: Quatrain

Hammock of Love On a Terrace By the Sea

Your hammock
   and my thirst
   pure love that stirs...

   on the rhythmic swing
   the further we balance
   plus the love happens...

   In this hammock, all desire
   only love brought us...!

Big Blunder Down Under

Big Blunder Down Under

Trump several times pulled big blunder;
Even insulted leader who was down under;
When he fell off terrace,
Us then did embarrass;
Never enlightened with all of his thunder.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Endurance

Endurance 

Sat on the terrace
Waited for stars.
It was overcast
Delayed a bit longer.
Then it was morning
And rain fell.
Big drops
In each one
I saw 
An echo of stars
Too tiny
To see
by the naked eye.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Morning Sun

Morning sun 


Sat on the terrace 
the sun came up 
hit me with youthful
arrogance.
Friendly clouds
came to my rescue 
a filter 
between me and the sun.
I could sit in peace
watching 
the town, waking up.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Life Is Built

Life is Built
       
        Open Terrace is made of Love and Dream.
        Destiny is the Glass- Ceiling.
        Emotion and Passion have done painting 
        Frustration is the door to escape.


 05/29/21

Terrace In Azayba

Terrace in Azayba
 

On the white terrace
the sky sieves
sapphire earrings.

From the nests of the minarets
deep trembles
embalm the horizon.
 
White halo
the city travels
through the desert - 
a ship
of prayers.

Mommee's Bro

Sweet lad wiht 'super powers'
Dances on terrace of towers

My pretty little uncle
How gentle is his dimple

In white shirt and black jeans
He shows he 4133186's twins

Cousin of future IAS
So charming and cute thus..!!
Form: Couplet

All I Wanted In Life

I just wanted in this life
a green covered field
to plant, live and harvest...
A cozy house with terrace
a comfortable room with windows
to watch the sun and moon rise... !
A lovely woman to love...
That's all I asked God for!

Appreciative

Appreciative
  
Six o`clock 
In the morning
Is the best time
To get up when it is summer
Stay on the terrace
Inhale the air
Before it gets hot
Make a coffee
Just being alive
Elderliness is to be grateful
For little things
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Neath the Skies

a vernal breeze
blows through 
the mist,
the vanishing 
tree-tops glimpsed
now&then,
across the terrace
baroque&beautiful 
visions
         perceived-
contradictions
to marvel&muse,
contemplate in
nature's secret
splendour
Form: Verse

Premium Member July Terrace Garden

 
My tranquil oasis, terrace garden, by July- serene hues of green foliage, and sweet scents of rose drifting. A repose from the humid heat, and oppressive sun- where the murmurs of bird twitters bring a divine stillness.
Form: Etheree

Lonely Light

The light falls on as I fall asleep unbeknownst of what lies ahead, 
My eyes close shut and the darkness engulfs, 
Carefully wrapping me up in its warm embrace. 
But light comes and takes away that warmth. 
Leaving me all alone in the cold terrace.
© Astrid Ray  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I Don'T Get the Rhythm

Fog comes swiftly, generous her gift flowing
Light and breeze different when its foggy
'Pon the terrace, priviledge, boundary open
Memory winding.....  

Inspired by Craig Cornish's
Contest:Sapphic Stanza
Not an entry
Written: September 1, 2013

Where is the Bird chirping

Where is the Bird chirping??
On the terrace, 
On the lane of a window
In my mind
Oh tell me where I can find?
Or the house that is behind
Let the mystery be unwined
Bird is in the aviary,
Shouting for her freedom
Because the aviary is like  gravedom..

Premium Member Zen mode

terrace top cool breeze
heart warming sunlight
bliss magnetism hums
nodes within glisten
poised in the void thus
nothing need be done

in the vibrant now
there is no seeker
formless awareness 
feels divine magnetism 
celebrating life
pulsating within

Premium Member Vincent Van Gogh: Cafe Terrace At Night

from beyond his
vibrant palette
that bore all his 
lifelong scars

is what I see
beneath his sky
and myriad
of stars

a scene of shades
and silhouettes
formed by the
yellow light

that hints at
The Last Supper
at that café 
in the night?
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Two Sisters

'Two Sisters on the Terrace' by Pierre Auguste Renoir is a famous painting exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago.

two lovely sisters on terrace with abandon bathed in dewy glow~ elder dreaming in quiet younger flashing naivety
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Green Tranquility

 
I made a sweet uplifting place, a terrace garden so serene; it is a green lush private space. I made a sweet uplifting place, where tranquility I embrace; and God touches me in the green. I made a sweet uplifting place; a terrace garden so serene.
Form: Triolet

Grains of Wood

Read me a poem.
The lightening has touched again-
    my raw nerves.

          *

    I say, don’t
climb the terrace. Bougaivillea 
    has made it a home.

          *

    I have come,
a longway to meet my lover,
    the solitary moon.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

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