Short Wreathed Poems

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Premium Member Icing

The frigid crystalline facets glimmer.
A carpet jeweled with ice,
laced with brittle brambles.
Wreathed, heavenly laden, pine boughs
groan under the weight of
winter white.


Premium Member Closer Than a Kiss

The ghosts of Gods long past reclaim
the mind and heart of lovers plain.
Wreathed with arms and eyes aflame
and lips which kiss, yet long in vain
for heavenly love one must abstain.

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wreathed in silent torment
waking moments snap
at each breath of air

gnarled
echoes of pasts filter by

sleep eludes
weaves and teeters
numbing the weary mind

awake each thought
like splintered thorns
assault the dead of night

dreamless

devoid of hope
shorn of light
Form:

Premium Member Trees On the Parkway

They turned out for the ball
decked out in their finest
   gowns of green
sleeves frilly lace-trimmed
weaving and waving their charms
   to a gentle breeze
alternating from deep, rich tones
to a sun-splashed yellow
topped off by lush garlands
   wreathed offerings
Form: Imagism

Rose of Sharon

Sharon has a rose
Red as red untold
Wreathed within her locks
Of sandbar and gold
Cradled behind her ear
And left to her face
Crowning her temple
Full-blown in that vase
Flowered like her eyes
Fragrant in her nose
As moist as her lips
Her cheeks red as that rose


Premium Member Love Daylight and Colour

Falling shades and bolder tones,
now are wreathed 
across the glen and over the fells,
exposed rocks show like earths bones
currents of subtle air glow, 
 host to an ultra-violet dispersal
as iridescent colours inflow,
drawings, from a well of inspiration 
my God alone does know.




Copyright Joe Maverick 2011
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Treason - Doppelganger

Doppelganger




Treason

Creeping in total darkness,
No wait for any sunshine,
Day he betrayed my true love,
passion bled to death.

All yearnings laid to rest,
bliss was only a deceit,
Wreathed my soul, whipped unsaid words
of treacherousness.





Written Dec 7th, 2015
For contest by Alfred Vassallo
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Breaking Up

totally
       enmeshed
in a rigid
          wrangle:
a place
        of mist and
            heavy
                 rain..
across 
         each face
unfolding
              feelings
long..
         suppressed,
emblems of 
                  love
fade..
       on words
wreathed
with
             bitterness
Form: Verse

To Fly

I wish to fly.
Up in the clouds on high.
In the thermals to rise.
High in the sky's.
Oh, what joy to swoop and glide.
Somersault and slide.
Heavenly vistas to see.
Far away over the sea.
Gliding along, singing a song.
Happy, all the day long.
See for miles ,face wreathed in smiles.
Higher than anyone has been.
In my flying machine.
Form: Verse

A Heart Full of Stars

I looked down
Upon your face
Wreathed in starlight
A heart...
Filled with delight
Filled with stars

I wanted you to see
All that I am
In you
All that can be

I felt a star
In me
All that I am
All that you could see
Is for you.......

I looked down
Upon your face
Wreathed in starlight
A heart...
Filled with delight
Filled with stars
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Taste of Success

Sorrows doors do so boldly open
from what seems like eternal longings of
life's aim does caress one's thoughts so sweetly
only to find bitterness at the taste of its bud
leaving one fearful of dreamlike sprouting doors
hung with wreathed boughs spotted with poison berries
as life opportunities seize to knock 
on one's psych of soul

By Susan Mills
Form:

Premium Member I Do Thee Wed

Two Sweeties they wed on a beach,
vowed their love with nary a preach.
Though joined once before,
they had love left galore,
and reclaimed their love each to each.

Barefoot they both stood on the sand
reclaiming their lives hand in hand
smiles wreathed with graces
two handsome faces
blessed from on High ain’t love grand.

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Poet: D. Guzzi
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wreathed

Greenery of life life in all its varied * forms form the circle and * adorn adorn the door of winter’s night night of silence starry bright bright with red ribbons all aglow balls of gold and berries so so the wreath pines for life. ((((((((((@)))))))))) //// \\\\ //// \\\\ //// \\\\
Form: Rhyme

Harsha's Victory

wreathed tercets

fly away statistics
fly to the hindermost
fly out of return reach

out of death and despair
out of talents wasted
out of worthless put downs

put down mortality
put down those hapless odds
put down hopeless abuse

hope is Harsha's restraint
hope is what gives her joy
hope is her one strong suit

one in her parents' eyes
one who will change her world
one victor named Harsha
Form: Verse

Wrapped Up

Curator's canvas primed white
Pure white and found wanting
a common subject to decant- 
Man and Woman, in waiting.
Once laurel-wreathed,
Now ceremonially decadent.
Not a word, True Love breathed...
Recoiled lives once ravelled
will be parallel lives travelled
in convoluted loving.
And truer twisted hating.


Posted: 21/07/2018.
(This is about the love/hate aspect that unravels what could be good relationships.)

Where Spirits Feed (Wreathed Goethe Stanza)

O dark angel bring forth the light

in delight let me see your face
your face of shadows from the night

this night of fury and disgrace.


Graceful lady hear my plea

in pleasing chants and mystic charms
a charmed voice of humility

your humble child in stillness calms.


Calm my seething breath with your love

your loving touch  and holy rede
the rede I see in stars above

above the clouds where spirits feed.
Form: Verse

Chronic Hesitation

dayspot caskets introduce the introductions... 

....parenthesis with nothing in between them.......
.. patterns and builders in the open fields 
destroy what little was left... 
... ..... ......
..waiting for the explanation.. 
the reason for the hesitation....
 the papal heart in the wreathed skin 

of a divine second guesser.....
skips a beat.. skips a line..
 forgets the need to forgive 
and hardens to the touch...
Form:

Joy Division

Into the silent darkness bring,
Come bring the beauty of your light,
A lightning bolt on angel’s wing,
Radiant wings lucent tonight.

When in the night I call for love,
Will love answer me in my dreams,
While I dream upon stars above,
Above all, I need her it seems.

And so, it seems love made her claim,
Her passioned claim upon my heart,
For my heart held on to her name,
Her name that tears my soul apart.




Form: Wreathed Quatrains
Form: Quatrain

A Chipped Heart

A Chipped Heart...


Dreaming, my heart brittle as glass,
my solitary facade a pitiful farce,

shards tearing out of my skin,
seeking release, from cages within,

I am lost, in the dream,
bellowing out a silent scream,

torn from reality, drowning in the now,
yet I refuse,
I refuse to succumb,

I refuse to bow.



My chipped heart, may be wounded,
wreathed in pain,

still,

I believe, love, truth, belonging,

will take my hand,

again...
Form:

Condemnavi

In the dim mists, a place exists,
An ancient world that resists,
The ravages upon itself bequeathed,
In the green misty fog in which it is wreathed.
To hide the pool of the never-ending,
That shows of turmoil and the rending.
At once like a spiral tower of a keep,
And with uncounted fathoms it is so deep.
So are the fountain and the pool,
All humane and yet are cruel.
The fountain in the air starts to die,
Then I realize it is I.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member An Odd Little Message

On a blustery Sunday in May
  an odd little message came my way
on a whispering wind from the west
  in the strangest code it was dressed

Abel, Cain, Jacob, Esau, Samson, Delilah, it said
  Single or married, we're all cut down in the end
Madame Curie, Einstein, Enrico Fermi, Christianity
  Science's gleaming Cross wreathed with rosaries

Once the meaning I grasped, I inhaled to gasp
  when struck dead by Cleopatra Philopater's asp
Form: Couplet

A Mourning Dove

She sits above the rolling waves,
Her golden waves capture the sun,
The sunlight beckons wistful slaves, 
Enslaved their hearts are led to dun.

For her beauty entraps the soul,
The soulful songs she sings at sea
As eyes see her beauty cajole,
So cajoled they can ne’er be free.

And I, the poet, gave my art,
In artful words pleading for love,
But can love touch her wicked heart,
Or leave my heart her mourning dove?




Form: Wreathed Quatrains
Form: Quatrain

I Am the Flame Dancer

I dance round a ring wreathed in flames 
Leaping spinning never burning 
I am the flame dancer 
I spun my circles around the leaping fire 
Souring as my fiery wings can take me
I dance around the sun never ceasing my flaming dance 
I am the flame dancer eternally on fire
I am ever inspired to dance my way throughout eternity
I am change brilliant and unceasing 
Spinning New beginnings and  new endings into place as I dance with the flames
Form: List

Premium Member Are We Lost?

My heart may break, wreathed in somber silence.
Yet I care, I search for valleys of peace,
where rare black orchids bloom through violence,
for fallen leaves too shall caramelize,
and kindness too will be what the wind sees.
Time is a traitor only truth can stain.
Are we lost, hiding behind masks of pain?
Is my rhythm of speech, now a song of shame?
Whilst I'm weaving hope amidst woes in vain,
deaf to your hate that burns strength of my name.
Form: Dizain

Premium Member Once Saved, Always Saved

Light dawns outside and yet the clock
delays its morning squawk. Of late,
my furry mate and I would walk,
but balk she does till nearly eight.
It’s great that she can stay asleep;
I leap from bed at hours strange.
Deranged to most, I wish they’d keep
on saving, stop the bleeping change.


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A 'Wreathed Octave', ababcdcd where lines 2-8 have an internal rhyme with the previous line's end rhyme. (e.g., clock/squawk, late/mate, etc.)
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

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