Short Treatise Poems
Short Treatise Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Treatise by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Treatise by length and keyword.
Shared Valentine
token love treatise
current strands of romance twined
burnished memories...
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Categories:
treatise, holiday, love
Form:
Haiku
Clerihew Kandinsky
Goethe had a colour theory
in a treatise for all to see
Kandinsky was one thus inspired
abstracted thereby 'til he expired...
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Categories:
treatise, art, people,
Form:
Clerihew
Clerihew Zaccolini
Cesna son painter,Matteo Zaccolini
advocated the colour theory
In mirrorscript he wrote his treatise
read backwards in a glass,with ease...
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Categories:
treatise, art, people,
Form:
Clerihew
Chronicle a Freed Verse
CHRONICLR
a romantic
advance
insisted
.discerned
catalogued
unstated
an elegant
treatise
formal
& artificial
intricately
disposed
in
a natural
circumstance
partial
& uncertain
smooth
uniform
& unconstrained...
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Categories:
treatise, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
A Note To Shar
Hi, tom here- insomnia a great bane in my life. Got Email address? I'm at
Quasarttt228@aol.com. I put a blog on google- if I did it right....I'm not too
computer literate. 'nother poem on it's way-Tom the Tramp's Space/Time
Continuum Treatise....Wow!! More $10 words!!! Luv, tom...
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Categories:
treatise, friendship, life, on writing and words,
Form:
I do not know?
Eighteenth Century Love
Treatise of love suborn
Of feelings, desires shorn
With parochial aspirations born
On ritual wings bourne
Romance brokered forlorn
On christening morn, personal
license torn
Deeded by title; underwritten
with scorn
Parceled with dowry; with
annuities adorn
Liabilities, a fitted mantle
charitably worn...
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Categories:
treatise, love
Form:
Rhyme
Treatise On the Psychology of Regret: An Account of Oneirology
Life blooms from a flower
Like a book flipping open
Spilling sunflowers and roses
On memories in deep oceans.
Fires rage and blood red burns
Endless fields and inchoate urns
Unformed babes and solid tears
Time runs deep with timeless gears.
Death sprouts from a seed
Like a fountain sputtering
Spraying ink and deep grey clouds
On love behind the pendulum....
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Categories:
treatise, angst, desire, dream, emotions, lost love, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
Spring: Mercurial Seed
A treatise on regenerating life
Old Man Winter's residual cultivated by Spring's mid-wife
Into fertile cavity seed with precision did knife
In earth's dark bosom; cauldron of strife
With jolting, painful movements rife
Helios incubated the embryonic pod
Unction sparked from Zeus's rod
Jupiter's vital streams embalmed ingrown clod
With growing pressure swelling kernel did prod
Fledgling shoots pushed through birth canal onto sod...
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Categories:
treatise, april,
Form:
Rhyme
Where Does March Go
Where does March go?
On a grand exotic cruise ship, you think?
Or to skate in a lovely rainbow-colored ice rink?
Perchance, living in the mysterious twilight zone,
Or into a glorious, palatial home of her very own?
I seek here no scientific answer or treatise,
Just a poet's blooming, dream-filled premise.
As to where our Miss March is going,
Suddenly, brilliantly~her moonlight streaming!
Adieux, March.
Panagiota Romios
3/31/2019...
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Categories:
treatise, absence, allusion,
Form:
Couplet