Short Vies Poems
Short Vies Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Vies by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Vies by length and keyword.
Daffodil Brain
So peculiar
It springs up its head
On late Winter’s bed.
This morning it was
That fence in my hand;
I'm pulling on her
where put upon, few see.
Smart on its petals, color vies,
Look on my form.
I’m run
Into deep yellow madness....
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Categories:
vies, daffodils, dark, deep, earth, flower, gothic, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
Open Secret
Open secret, we cannot share
Even though we wish to
Very few dare, with truth to pair
To shed past, learn anew
Right here, before our eyes
As love for love so vies
God within our heart sighs
None may ferret
Open secret
14-December-2021
Quietus ...
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Categories:
vies, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme
Woman Viewed By a Man In Heated Naturn
WOMAN VIEWED BY A MAN IN HEATED NATURN
I see you in the morn
See you in the spring
As summer warms
Brazing heats scorns
Your beauty rains
As my mind is clouded
Envision you drive me insane
As a man who vies a woman in heated nature
10/04/18
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018...
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Categories:
vies, appreciation, desire, for her, love,
Form:
Light Verse
Colored By the Numbers
Diametric …
art and commerce
Twining symbols
colors adverse
Yin & Yang
divergent segues
Each stigmatic
bloddy payday
Fraternal image
Louvre / Montmartre
Black tie bidding
cobbled heart
A poor man sings
a rich man vies
On bartered canvas
—truth defies
(Dreamsleep: November, 2023)
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Categories:
vies, art,
Form:
Rhyme
What if
What avail his vim,
Fulfilled dream, world at his feet
If lost he has him.
What good his great goal,
What, if his fame headlines hit
If lost he’s his soul.
What, all power and puff,
What if world vies, him to greet,
Should his voice call bluff.
_________________________
Senryu |11.07.2024| self/soul
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Categories:
vies, self,
Form:
Senryu
Flutes of Autumn
On the little long dying cherry tree
the flutes of autumn play on a beautiful
august day that sees its ending a long way away.
The russet vies with Lincoln green to be seen
to play the more appealing tune.
Oh why when these flutes turn their colourful tunes it
sounds a haunting beauty yet when we compete our
autumn tunes better to block all ears unless we play
the songs of loving tears....
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Categories:
vies, age, autumn,
Form:
Blank verse
Hide and Seek
Words tumble like dice,
nonsense vies with sense.
Life plays hide and seek
with itself.
An artisan mixes clay,
gathers new mud,
spits into it.
He molds a prayer,
words shape themselves.
Each word is a fractal,
of a pregnant womb,
not all, but all the parts
appear
for his seeking hands
to gather in and structure.
Later, once the clay has set,
the worker will craft a cradle,
to reveal the truth of mud.
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Categories:
vies, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Phantasmagoria
As amber eve paints ochre skies
Her lips I kissed, turn ruby rose
And dreams of heart my passion vies
As amber eve paints ochre skies
When romance gleams in lovers’ eyes
It’s me she picks the moon well knows
As amber eve paints ochre skies
Her lips I kissed, turn ruby rose
October 29, 2020
Placed 1st: Pick-A-Title, Vol 24- Triolet - Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Edward Ibeh
Title chosen: Phantasmagoria
Eight syllables per line (howmanysyllables.com)...
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Categories:
vies, feelings, imagery, love,
Form:
Triolet
"shadows"
The second time around seems harder.
Perhaps slogging through the heavy air,
or seeking that old fire
casts over everything a dim, dark pallor.
Past victories gained have been broken.
Reclaiming new footing, and stalking
rougher higher peaks and eddies
vies with anticipated promises and fortune.
Third time may be much brighter.
Surely the lot revolutions, turns wheels
to a completely fresh canvas?
Sweeps away cobwebs and traps something righter....
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Categories:
vies, introspectiontime,
Form:
I do not know?
The Grand Staircase
The ceiling lowers a chandelier’s glow,
A suspended drizzle of glass fireflies.
Marble tiers like a sharp-edged ruffle,
Scaled by lissome feet in buffed leather shod.
As jewels’ shine with sequins’ luster vies,
And pomade’s glints with brilliantine's scuffle,
A beauty to make all womanhood blush,
Ascends the stairs, and with her all eyes rise.
Silk gown’s long train trailing e’er so graceful,
A teardrop’s upflow that brings down a hush;
Young squires turn faithful....
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Categories:
vies, beauty, cinderella, desire, men, passion, social, woman,
Form:
Curtal Sonnet