Short Vaulted Poems
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My Heart
Used
Still beats
My Heart
Low mileage
Over rocky roads
My heart
In vaulted box
Shipping included
No strings attached
Categories:
vaulted, heart, heartbreak, heartbroken, horror, mystery, romance,
Form:
Light Verse
The feathery dusky violets,
Of a purplish vaulted sky royal,
Tickles the genteel soles of twilights,
It wakes to a bluing chambered hall,
Whilst ups a blanched dress as white stars sprawl
Categories:
vaulted, analogy, imagery, moon, motivation, night, perspective, uplifting,
Form:
Dizain
I used to live in Dark Shadows
Abutting the cemetery
My wife and her lover plotted
An hole in the ground for me
As grave as it is to decrypt
They vaulted me into a tomb
On which my dear wife had chiselled,
"Good gracious! Here lies you know whom!"
Categories:
vaulted, death, grave, love, lust, marriage, memorial day,
Form:
Verse
Whilst darkness cradles passing hours,
In vaulted rooms the mind had built
Leaving just a glimpse of twilight
Of dreams that heart and soul had spilt.
When stones and mortar form the shawl
That fends the soul from ice and chill
The healing yet begins again
It always has, it always will
Categories:
vaulted, love,
Form:
Lyric
When counting sheep on sleepless nights
fails to make me sleep
I count the stars in vaulted heights
that through my window peep
Then lullabies from up on high
bring my soul to rest
In dreams I fly across the sky
in slumber's peaceful quest
----
Categories:
vaulted, sleep,
Form:
Rhyme
The setting sun smears the western clouds orange
Africana sunset hue
A Full moon rises on the east
And steals its way stealthily up the heavens
A portable portrait in the vaulted skies
A silhouette painting of a nursing mother
Playing hide and peep between the clouds
CENTRAL KENYA, OCTOBER 2014
Categories:
vaulted, beautiful, beauty, color, earth, nice, october, woman,
Form:
Free verse
Snowy week ahead and I shall ski,
Kissing clouds, where lifts deposit me to vaulted heights.
Ice-capped peaks, snow drifts, and speckled trees,
I consume nature's eye candy, in heart-stopping bites.
Now zooming downward, my edges carve along,
Giddy that they shriek, a downhill skier's theme song!
Categories:
vaulted, america, blessing, courage, endurance, environment, nature, sports,
Form:
Acrostic
Cloistered in this cavern where chandeliers hang crystalline
Adorning the vaulted ceilings to which
Varicolored stalagmites have so slowly climbed - I find
Exquisiteness etched by time -
Seclusion's serenity.
For Line Gauthier's 'Bite Size Poem no11' Poetry Contest
Categories:
vaulted, nature, solitude,
Form:
Acrostic
In the labyrinth of my mind
My memory library dwells
That vaulted endless space
Where secrets quietly die
and story-spun webs
Are bound with the knots of life
Accommodating each new day
The dusty library swells
Discarding faded pages
‘til but snapshots remain
Of long-gone skies and
Half remembered faces
Categories:
vaulted, memory,
Form:
Blank verse
Standing alone
In circle stone,
Enchanted place
Where shadows face
The vaulted height
Of love’s delight.
The scent of thyme,
And ancient rhyme
My voice will sing
Within the ring
As I devote
Behold the mote.
My sister’s ease
Upon the breeze
Sure as the sun
My will be done
And sure as rain
We’ll meet again.
Categories:
vaulted, faith
Form:
Verse
Your prison is a tomb,
A vaulted, marble room
Where your wan spirit lives,
Denied the peace death gives.
And now your spirit goes
In shrouded coffin clothes
Across the headstones for
Your brother’s portal door.
His new wife sees you clear
And screams. “He’s here, he’s here!”
Your former wife was her
And he, your murderer.
Categories:
vaulted, fantasywife,
Form:
Verse
Your prison is a tomb,
A vaulted, marble room
Where your wan spirit lives,
Denied the peace death gives.
And now your spirit goes
In shrouded coffin clothes
Across the headstones for
Your brother’s portal door.
His new wife sees you clear
And screams. “He’s here, he’s here!”
Your former wife was her
And he, your murderer.
Categories:
vaulted, lost lovewife,
Form:
Verse
Crushed velvet, indigo silk
fresh like ivy, pale as milk
She is seductive smoke
curling toward vaulted heaven
soft as a sigh not spoke
fair minded and even
Autumnal in her ways
warm as sunny rays
beautiful as she is aloof
a sprite so light and cooth
This is...was
my fairest Melody
a spirit borne of mist and steam
a figure now only stirring in a haunted dream
Categories:
vaulted, lost love,
Form:
Lay
I climbed to the top of the pile of hearts
Marching softly over each quivering mass
As I ascended, I crushed each thought bubble
Eliminating doubt
Continuing up a sheltered path that swallowed my shadow
Stepping over wild flowers that knew I was coming
I was visited by awareness
If I vaulted from this pile I could fly
I leapt, soaring with a new sensation
Of possessing my own wings
Categories:
vaulted, freedom,
Form:
Free verse
Love is the golden star in the day and night sky,
Marking lush seasons, as halcyon years go by,
Love shines all the days, and also all the nights,
In an age of sweet flowers, and purple twilights.
Twinkle twinkle moonlit, radiant love is in bloom;
And under vaulted skies, milky stars are strewn.
Warmly beams noon, then hued florescent dark,
And in amber afternoons, lovers in verdant parks.
Categories:
vaulted, day, flower, love, night, stars,
Form:
Rhyme
Lingering among the stacks
Interval of serenity, a luxury to
Borrow a world, then bring it back
Riches of printed page, once few
Are carried throughout the community
Requiring only a card to belong
Young and old both given opportunity
Lending literacy to growing minds, strong
Out of many streets, they share the room
Vaulted ideas have a place to bloom
Encyclopedias of adventures to unpack!
1/22/19
Categories:
vaulted, appreciation, books, community, together,
Form:
Acrostic
Years of friendship now comes to close
As wooden box enclaves your bones
I incant the dirge picked just for you
Through vaulted halls soft notes flew
White robed deity their incense burn
Satins power to dismiss and spurn
Then wild birds call over open grave
All life’s sins packaged and forgave
As you are lost neath natures clay
Adieu good friend till another day
( For contest,’ Just Poetry’, by Paula Swanson)
Categories:
vaulted, death
Form:
Couplet
On a mountain called home
A mountain gave its' ground
The Shadowfire
That lies in its' heart
In you...
in me
The colour known only to you
The colour reflected within its' walls
Through vaulted ceilings
Bastions of stone
Flying buttress
Turret and spire
This the castle known as...
Shadowfire
To look upon the sky
See the silouette
Tall spire
Rising from a mountain
An eagle to fly
A castle high
Shadowfire
Categories:
vaulted, imagination, uplifting, visionary,
Form:
Ballad
In the vaulted sky where thunder roars,
Clouds rupture with a mighty force.
Lightning dances, a fiery waltz,
As rain descends in soothing salts.
The heart, too, can rupture deep,
In agony and pain, secrets it keeps.
Yet, unlike storms that quickly pass,
Time rains down, healing the heart's morass.
Years cascade in a gentle stream,
Softening wounds, as in a dream.
The echoes of pain may still remain,
But with time's touch, they wane.
Categories:
vaulted, feelings,
Form:
Rhyme
The boy was hopping
The girl was skipping
The baby was bouncing
While the man was kipping
The cat was pouncing
The dog was dancing
The music was bobbing
The sound was throbbing
The dormouse slept
When a lion leapt
As a pig walked by
With a blinking eye
Away he crept
Somewhere else
Nobody's sure where
A gymnast vaulted
Straight up in the air
This nonsense poem
Has been hard work
Carelessly written
By a complete and utter jerk
Categories:
vaulted, 10th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Inside this temple made of brick and clay
the many shades of your heart
are the prisms of my soul
Pinioned and shackled to your fires
we are vaulted by our own desires
two lovers breathing as one
Outside this prison of hell stands my nemesis
buried behind its boulders I am decaying
like a rotting apple de-pitted then discarded
Bitwise assaults to my soul,
I summon courage and finally break out
of this ridged corrugated pas-a-deux.
Categories:
vaulted, analogy, relationship,
Form:
Free verse