Short Unheard Of Poems

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Premium Member Obscure Antiquated Language

what kind of conveyance can you use?
I had done nothing but confuse
Buck, Pontiac, Rambler or what?
words unheard of by my grandson Strut
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Ocean

Ocean Waves of great might Enhanced wet tears Great liquid of delight Mastery of this water Unheard of
Russell Sivey Form Vignette
Form: Verse

Premium Member Prayers Unheard Of

Prayers unheard of
  go unheard
Strange fire offered
  abomination's word

They demon-strate
  and rave and rant ~
Prithee, for Patience
  that they haven't
Form: Rhyme

Loves Trials Senryu

I
Her name rhymes with serene
Patience unheard of - unseen
God sent me my queen
II
Hope fluttered, sank low
Stagnating whirlpool edges
Then the flow - loves cascade
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Normal

People call me weird,
Strange, unheard of, unformal.
It may just be
But what exactly is normal?
Here's my definition
On that popular word:
A dull gray world of
The expected and heard.
Blech!
© Linda Xiao  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Drifting

What is it but to delight in such pleasant words, that the mind wanders and the heart opens.
Is it unheard of, to enjoy such gleeful moments.
You are to me my love, more precious then life's existence.

Premium Member Pocahontas

Momma was Nonoma, her daddy was Powhatan Pocahontas married John Wolfe, a union not in fashion Unheard of back then Today quite common Prejudice is defeated, um... well there's still a wee chasm
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pocahontas

Momma was Nonoma, her daddy was Powhatan Pocahontas married John Wolfe, a union not in fashion Unheard of back then Today quite common Prejudice is defeated, um... well there's still a wee chasm
Form: Limerick

The Problem

Privilege coming from the man in equality armor
Unheard of by the layman.
They say things like
“well you don’t quite understand”
And 
“this is what you need”
I am sure it’s not what I want 
But 
I don’t quite understand

1-14-10 To Angels

Angel where are thee? left my side, thou swore your love unto my heart. wilt thee stay 
angered forever? or find forgivness in thee soul, for crimes unheard of. my heart achs, and 
beats the hot liquids, bleeding through my chest....
Form:

Premium Member Lenora

Lenora a delicate lunar soul
Mercurial, magical, mystically sound
She appears in my dreams, showing a kindness
Unheard of on earth, or in heavenly realms
Lenora, a beauty who prances forth in the dreams of men
And entices women to become better than they were yesterday

Who Is It?

Whose unheard of voice is this
that vibrates in my ears?
whose arrival is this
that is showing colors upon the field of wheat?

Whose face is this
that i see on every flower?

Whose footfall is this 
that is calling upon my terrace?


Who is it?
Who is it?
Who is it?

300

An ode to my career less writing career,
The slightly altered vocabulary,
And the advanced insanity-
My brain pulses with,
My victory,
Is unheard of,
My sense of rational mentality decays,
Subtly with each passing note,
Every scribble,
Every completed piece,
Every outpouring,
Of the soul.

Untitled

Take a trip with me to lands unheard of through hidden passages, secret doors, and unknown chambers deep within my mind
All you need is your imagination so leave everything behind
See creatures and sights so strange that they'll burn imprints on the pages of your brain.

Written by Keith Edward Baucum

Obscured

Smiles hide a sadness,
a haunting madness that
runs in circles.

Things accumulate,
rise up around him
until he is safe, 
and obscured.

Unseen, unharmed,
unheard of.  

Silent cries silenced, still. 

He aches for you to hear him,
reach in and pull him
from the pit.

Take his hand, 
please.

She

she is a sparkling jewel 

all can see her shimmer 

she is a throb of daffodils

and lilies in the garden shore

she is a captivating police

and arrest my Spaniard eyes

she is a word spectalamo!

and that is still unheard of

she has got strength in her smile

and it spreads to everyone around her

yet she is for me...

Premium Member la la land

Suduko, Bollywood, LOL, IDK
Racino, tighty-whities, LGBTQ
Labradoodle, stevia, BFF
Terms and words unheard of in the seventies
Or eighties
Or nineties
But no one back in the day would have guessed
A convicted felon who says he wants to be a dictator
Would be elected to the Presidency of the USA either
We now live in La La Land

Excess

Freezer burn is a luxury;
the very notion that food,
plentiful enough
to sit idly in storage
long enough
to become encased in crystal
casually tossed;
no longer within the range 
of usefulness

A concept
so completely foreign to me,
unheard of until
as a preteen was mentioned 
while visiting a friend. 


~pentopaper, 2015
© A. Jax  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Wool and Mink

You're the April in my March, you make my tulips grow
In brilliant colors, majesty, bursting through the snow 
Your sunlit face, your dazzling smile, warm my coldest day
And the bluest eyes I've ever seen do whisk me away
To a land unheard of, never mapped, and never someone knew
Where the sunsets are incredible, and only seen by two
Form: Rhyme

Let Your Soul

Don’t bash somebody, 
                       just because you know they’re strong.
Don’t lie to someone, 
                       just because you know they’re weaker.
It’s not unheard of 
                       to distinguish right from wrong,

Give it a try: let your soul become the speaker.


~*~

03.31.2010






© Copyright
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Morning Score of Freedom

robust lyrics winged-voices blest without angst no pressers pleasure and glory of God winged-voices soar without war a morning score no bombs, no television unflappable peace no reporters in trees paparazzi unheard of joy of joining in the singalong-chirping with lovely weather no choppers to ruin tweets the twilight birds asleep
Form: Verse

Emotionless

When you look at me
I bet you don't see
My pain, hate and loss
Because I keep it in a vase.
Hidden away from the world
I know that it is unheard of
But it works for me.
I wish I was who I wanted to be,
But all people do is hate,
Once in a while
I wish I could smile,
Maybe sadness is my fate.
Now I'll bet you'll never guess
Why people call me emotionless.
Form:

Goodbye

After you have told your lover goodbye,
you lean into days gone:
the unkissed mouth, the bed still made,
cotton caressing cotton caressing cotton.
You move through the unheard-of night,
kneel on the eternal front stoop.
The porch swing moves
to the evening's soft exhale.
In the damp heat of a Southern night,
you feel breath on your neck, turn
to see air still moving.
© Sam Mayhue  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I Dream

I dream not of a lovers touch,
but of a wandering star.
That which hangs within the night,
asking that I reach far.

I dream not of fairy tales,
that never make any sense.
But of a better reality,
on my side of the fence.

I dream not of unheard of wealth,
to hide and squirrel away.
I just dream that come the night,
I'll wake up the next day.



For the contest: Whatever, Next
Placement: 2nd
Form: Rhyme

Under This Tree, She Used To Stand

Like a living idol, unheard of, or and unseen;
A goddess in South-Indian Temple.
Like a painting,
The Greek kings adorned their castle walls with
Or like a fairy in a wintery moony midnight
Waiting clandestinely, her monster lover.
Afar in a vale, after the dark woods,
Where’s abode of none
Amidst the horrendous hollows, and the ‘oaring winds,
Wild weeds, thorny bushes ,weathered rocks and fallen fir.
© Fayaz Bhat  Create an image from this poem.

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