Stil Poems | Examples

Premium Member Crumbling Cookie IV

Puerto Ric-O
I am h-Ome at
last, O-h I'm blest.

San Juan is stil-L
so a-Live like
mobi-Le peppers.

Premium Member We are Still here

We are stil here musing toying 
about frolicking throughout 
the galaxy only he and I can
muster up the courage to 
devour life's simple pleasures 
crafted and so well hidden 

a little bit of heaven on earth 
that we share like freshest 
peaches on a lazy river he 
and i humming my favorite 
songs somewhere beyond 
the sea somewhere over 

the rainbow colorful hearts 
pour from the sky splashing 
us beneath the sun rays as 
we run for cover between 
colorful hues dazzled by day 
by night singing the blues 

he and I are the only ones left 
alive all our troubles has gone 
leaving us here right here 
right now we are still here

Premium Member Sunflower Enthralls


Suffused with sunburst horizon’s spectral galE,
Unfurling the placid petals, the fiery floral sheeN,
Never droops while leaning toward the sun hoT,
Floats on flamboyant flow of mesmeric mirtH,
Lighting up your lively face I see shimmeR
On the rush of golden glow of sunflower aurA.
Wandering in wasteland under the cloudy sky stilL,
Enthralled, the flash of your hidden sun I feeL
Reflected in my heart as the radiance of blisS.


Premium Member Amazon Love Birds

Verdant Amazon love birds are smitten with each other
They look enough alive to be twin sister and brother
Their song is in unison, a lovely, loving, lovable trill.
If I am right, this happy twosome is in the Amazon stil

She Wanted Magic

She told me that she don’t want something normal,
She wanted magic,
and i wrote for her verses of stars,
painted the sea, and under the moonlight, i gave her the magic of a kiss.
I made thousands of kilometers disappear,
and in a single winter night we gifted each other the four seasons of feelings,
in a symphony of bodies,
where every shiver was a note
raised to a sol maggior by heavy lusts of breaths,
with drops of sweat,
that poured over our lips.
Then she asked me to dissapear, 
and I…dissapeared. 
This was my greatest magic,
 while she…is stil searching for the magic.
Normal was not for her.

Half My Heart

Half the heart was mine,
But whole was yours,
You ignored my endeavours,
Everything was still fine.

You stopped to hear,
What I had to say, my dear.
You resigned without saying,
But, I still wanted to hear.

You paid no attention,
To my unending efforts of interaction.
You just kept quiet,
Better would have been an endearing fight.

I will still wait for you to come back,
Till my heart cracks,
And breaks into two,
Stil, half is me and whole will be you.


Premium Member Clerihew Sappho

A 6th century poet Sappho
wrote verse on the Isle of Lesbo
Creating a genre called  Saphics
the of which stil exists

A Little Peace

One damaged cell can divide  until it kills.

For in the end we pay the rich man’s bills.

The air polluted ravages and maims

Now it’s cruelly late to curse and blame

Oh sister how we played  with our dolls’ prams

In our industrial  town there were no lambs.

No sheep could safely graze in smokey streets.

No lark would rise amazed, the dawn to  greet.

For you my sister breathed in that bad air

We hear  the tread, the  foot steps on the stair.

So patient stil, I wish that you would shout.

From your eye I see one tear fall out.

My single sister I can see your pain

Your lips are dry you cough and cough again.

Your mouth is hurting so you cannot eat.

And on the telephone you barely speak

In the world  some million others groan

Yes we’re fragile merely flesh and bone

Even so the tears run in my sleep.

Into my face these tears will slowly seep.

I didn’t grasp at first that she would die

And leave me here alone to curse and cry

Hold me in your arms my kindly friends.

From your touch a little peace descends


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Exposed

I could unravel the layers of my skin like a butterfly and still not be vulnerable enough for you 
Remove all my feathers yet stil be able to fly 
And still be impenetrable to you 
I could stitch and sew and insert all that I know into a cloth that creates a coat. ...
Yet I wouldn't have the thread...  or the space in my head to know that I'd always be warm

My Timeworn Castle

I stood silent, gazing at the dilapidated walls of this beaten up edifice,

Stiff and frozen, I could see the colours were fading, no sheen, no grace,

The green leaves of the older trees, masking the mature walls with deep furrows,

The rain, insignificantly, left behind a blemish, still beauty could not vitate.

The aged worn out castle still sings lullaby for the little girl in me,

The cool wrap of that long lost full moon, stil lulls me to sleep,

The memories of the adolescence, the cheer on the pink face,

I stood silent, bedraggled feet, heart heavy, eyes drooping to weep. 


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Premium Member Halloween

My neighbor's orange pumpkin patch
seems so spooky and 'very scary' from my veranda.
A black cat cardboard cutout 'will still' give me a thrill
if provocatively poised perfectly still.
Kids love movies; oft dressing up as Rambo
or Robin Hood, complete with a gun or bow and arrow.
Halloween is a 'fright night' celebration for any age,
and bogeyman costumes are all the rage,
but if they give me the heebie-jeebies, I won't let them in.


(Verse)


09/03/2022
The A's Have It Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May

Premium Member This One Like a Child

This One — Like a Child 

Like a child — one of those 
Running
To greet Jesus —  I find
Still in a part of my heart —
The child-me
Stil smiles,  and
Still wishes upon 
Her first-seen blinking beams
Of our Earth’s star rising every day.

It is that child-me I can find 
   Still dwelling within,
Who accepts life’s trials 
    Knowing God’s blessing 
       Of the strength to survive;
Who discovers in each  day 
    The reasons to dance;
Who finds in the lines of 
    My drawings some places to play;
Who helps me to hear whispered words
   Rising from the deepest well of poetry;
And  who — as I drift into sleep —
   Will recount for me the stories 
      Jesus told about lions and lambs.

————- ————————————————

Thanks be to God
(c) sally young eslinger 6/29/22
Sorry, Not a contest entry…I could’nt resist the Prompt at 3 a.m. today

Life Without You

Life without You
Life without a friend
Is almost like clouds without rain
Life without you just wouldn't go right
And I won’t be able to get through each day and night
When times are tough in my life here
It has brightened my days just knowing you care
You magnify my happiness when I'm glad
You help me heal my wound whenever I am sad
Being with you is just like accompanying the sea
Shores that touch me and I feel glee
When my world is ful of lies
The truth is handed only through your eyes
Albeit, you know I’m steady
But you're stil ready
For if I fall sometime
You give your back to keep as mine
For there are no goodbyes
Bonding stays cemented for miles
Knowing that you’re always beside
And what your words describe
Everytime giving me a surprise
And remembering that blissful moment when you smiled
The sun actually rise
Befriending with the pines
Tears pouring off those cheeks,
Also after reading your letters a hundred times!

Premium Member Nothings Not Gained-

If I have not 
Not I have if nothing gain 
In addition to subtracting 
Leaving less leaving nothing else again stil


10/20/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020

Premium Member Covid Conjecture

woulds coulds maybes and mights

        'til unproven saysos are found to be right

best .... hold tongues stil & tight

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