Spheroid Poems | Examples


Premium Member sage speak

Have ye been touched not yet by magnetism,
ushering deep wisdom, unknown to mind,
rapture of bliss pervading body prism,
causing us to become with love aligned,
with fears and desires to the bin consigned?
Befriending silence, piercing the vast void,
the demons of darkness are then destroyed,
whereupon doing nothing we so see,
our true Self as light, shaped as a spheroid,
revealing to us, we were always free.
Form: Dizain

Premium Member There's a Bloke In This Museum Dressed As a Cannonball

the kids are going nuts
one almost keeled over

one inquires about the whereabouts
of the large-caliber pipe pistol

one gives the spheroid
a handshake and hug

the arm like an tartarean
eclipse with a surreptitious

star-nosed mourning
mole on the end of it

one gives the projectile
a high five, invented by a

basketball player with
four fingers 

but what about him?
who is he under the 

cycloidal velvet? how did 
he get this gig?

did he expect models
draped over vintage tanks?

rubenesque ladies straddling
the missiles?

can he take the costume home?
who is responsible for it's wash?

does he put a cancer stick 
in his touch hole in the car park?

does his lady-indoors
own a rammer?

he wishes the day would end
go home for a grapeshot

that he could be elevated 
at forty-five degrees 

and sent airborne towards 
the automatic doors


Premium Member I Am a Star-

I am tactically vast;
Shining as sheets of glass;
I'm luminous plasmic spheroid;
So held together by the atmosphere;

Gravity spaces and places me spread;
I'm in brilliants colors orange, yellows, blues, greens, whites, reds;
Elements absorb I'm living spectra;
I'm Grandeur darken vast mast extra;

Heated a hotted mass of slender hue;
Temperate temperature blue
I am a star, my name. Blue Kelvin

7/7/20
You are a star Poetry Contest Contest.

Sponsored by:  Nina Parmenter
Personification poetry form only.

By Any Other

All the
(objects consisting of a luminous spheroid of plasma held together by its own gravity)
in the
(everything that lies above the surface of the Earth, including the atmosphere and outer space)
are
(shedding tears in response to an emotional state, pain or a physical irritation of the eye)
for her
(long, deep audible breath expressing sadness, relief, tiredness, or similar).

Opalescent

Oh! the blaze of light and color
playing power of vibrant luster.
with a rainbow hidden in its soul
she's a princess, a spectral cluster.

Rain seeping voids of crevasses  
cracks of porous silica rocks,
amorphous tiny spheroid balls
an effulgence perfect Goldilocks
 
A gem that forms in million years, 
sensuous palette of random pattern
like a Christmas tree she glistens, 
a chrysanthemum flamed lantern.
 
The Opal stone, oh !.. too sensuous 
a salsa dance of sequins and beads. 
purple in passion and golden in  love 
she brings the peace, the world needs. 





Dated 15th May 2019

Sponsor	-Line Gauthier
Contest Name:
TRIBUTE TO A PRECIOUS OR SEMI-PRECIOUS GEM
Placed 3rd in the contest list
Also featured 3rd in best new poem list.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Probe 2

The scientists flung the Rosetta      
like spinning a ball in rouletta.
      The nerds were annoyed
      when their progeny buoyed.
All was saved with a back turbojeta

Settling down on an icy ast'roid,
which was neither oblong nor spheroid,
      they said "Philae be grounded",
      instead she rebounded
and almost was lost in the void.

With war games and money misdealt
the project was left needing gelt.
      And cells lacking power
      sent nerds to the shower
while watching the meteor melt.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Circular Prisms

Spheroid Rainbows.
Delicate,"Do not Touch"
Floating through emissions,
Of dirt and car exhaust.
A bubble family on an outing.
Performing acrobatics,
In the summer air.

Premium Member The Drop Kick

Nobody ever sees a drop kick today.
The days of its popularity have gone away.
Look in the rule book; it’s still a legal play.
This is a move teams tend to avoid
since the ball took the shape of its familiar spheroid.
It is rare to get a true bounce when the ball touches the ground.
That is why attempts are practically never found.
However, a New England Patriots quarterback had no fears.
He performed the first drop kick in over sixty years.
The ball successfully went through the uprights for a score.
Since 2005, we have not been able to see anymore.

Information taken from the website of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Form: Rhyme

Miki Ando That Innocent Flower

.

                                       Spinning
                               as if out of control
                                          yet 
                                          not

                                       Around
                           and around and around 
                                    and around
                                 the flower spun
                                      pluming
                                 like the peacock
                                      yet still
                              that innocent flower
                                        spun
                              and with all beauty
                                        slid
                         and on the spheroid of ice
                         with a touching soft pause
                                    the flower
                                       bow'd
Form: Lyric

The Song of the Game.

The sound of Leather on hardwood
Classics, jerseys and sneakers on floor.
These instruments accompany the
Chorus of fans and haters
In unison they roar.

Deftly we move, we manouver
You can call it a dance 
With a wish
A common goal,
A spheroid of gold,
This bomb explodes with a swish!

This dance we've created 
Mastered, debated
We're pumped
We're inflated with pride
You've seen how we roll 
Got that gift of control
And as Ballaz we stroll 
This stride.

We divide and we conquer
We detect the undetected
The master strategy
We expect the unexpected

Deviously we play
No one tells us how we do
I'll have ya bodies movin'
By the time that I'm through

You may think this poem is tight
May think this poem is lame
But one thing you haven't listened to 
Is the song of the GAME.
Form: Rhyme

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