Trode Poems | Examples


Candle Holders

Candle holders midst of darkness
A pleasant sight to see thee there
But that I'm in vale of death
In world of thine I'm nowhere

With grief that mingling in the hues
With loss, regret ,thine eyes are wet
O Lying in the heart of Earth
With fear and awe I drown in sweat

O love of Lord O come by me
Take hands of mine in hands of Thine
O candle holders thou can go
I lit the dark with heart of mine

With lamps of eyes with flood of tears
That shed on Earth in deep regret
In loss in pain , O all in vain 
But now that Sun of life hath set

Thy channels all I trode in life
And worshipped thee in sun in rain
O Lit my world with lamps of Sky
My Lord here I'm in the lane

With those who lead but life of pain
With those whose only hope is you
With those Who live there all in vain

Who searched in world but Thy footnotes
In sands in seas in woods in green
O  send for them thy airy boats
And call them to Thy Eden Green
Categories: trode, adventure, age, angel, art,
Form: Ballad

Hex

i've been
writing like
i've been
possessed

my goal
isn't money
my goal
isn't success

but i know
that my world
would unfold if
i were told you no

longer trode
upon it's soil
or to allow
mud to come

between your
toes or your
nose never
to steal a

sniff off of
a newly
bloom
ing

flower

but i will
always
write
of

you and
always
about
you

so dance your fairy
dance around a ring
of mushrooms that
only come out at

night
and so
showing
me the door

that will
take me to
the king of the
wee folk or lore but

he can
no more
do what he
didn't do the 

midnight before
and so sour 
and sore
from

kneeling in
prayer's form
i beg not to be
asked visage no 

more
to my yes
occipital lobe
as mechanics 

become viewers
and i can see the
Titanic sink below
the waters that she

walks
upon
Categories: trode, muse,
Form: I do not know?


Path of Learning

..........PATH OF LEARNING..........
In dark we are born,
to behold the new light,in dark we trode,
Till we know light to our paths.
From the moral guidance set to accompany us,
from our Parents leading paths,
little by little we are held
by arms to the field of gatherings.
Painfully,it seems to us on start,
for we know not it
pleasures and values untold!
With our peers we echoed in one tone,
A,!B!,!C,D!.
1,!2!,3!,4!.
Until Apple taught us the value of A.
Then B,tells us of a circuler object called ball.
Until C,gives us cup for drinking
And D,tells us of an Animal friend called dog,
with all the gatherings from our homes,
and from the fields of learning,
we've all come to know the value of life.
I love to learn!
I love to learn!
For in learning i've known the light,
i've seen knowledge!
I've known widom.
For in wisdom
I've learned to number my days.
Teach me to learn!
Teach me to read!
Teach me to write!
For in this path i love to go.
Categories: trode, education
Form: Free verse

Haj: Africa To Mecca

Bridled pilgrim on tributary road
Sanctified route that Imams trode
Hoping cares and sorrows to unload
In Mecca's blessed, sanctified abode

Prayerful disciple dutifully abnegating world in part
Humbly following the scantily-provisioned cart
In contrition, taking alms from each, beneficent heart
Diligently brushing aside each mental block, earthen 
rampart

Suffering the reproach of strangers with grace
Shouldering the stigma attached to foreign race
Showering kindness to each passed, nameless face
Seeking refuge in lowly shelter and amended space
Categories: trode, dedication
Form: Rhyme

Tightwire

When you asked the Gods for Life

         it was I who gave you mine

And when you wanted Rainbows

         I went colorblind.

So when you finally asked for Blood

         I gladly sliced my veins

then when you asked for Freedom

         it was I who wore the chains.

When you asked me for a Light

         I set myself on fire

And when you wanted Balance

         I trode the high tightwire.

When you needed Food to eat

         I starved and went without

And when you were a bit Unsure

         I banished all your doubts.

When you moaned and cried for Death

         each time, I died for you

And when you balked and held your Breath

         it was I whose lips turned blue.

When I gave you Everything

         you always wanted more

On every Opportunity

         you simply slammed the door.


©Danielle White
Categories: trode, allegory, angst, dedication
Form: Rhyme


Doom

one day if you should walk
by these ending ages,and by
these apocalypse infested youth
you should trode in a realm,where
cats be standing way taller than men

or in falling london bridge,where
above the seas the mermaid should rise
and tongueless fishes should utter good
lingo,pray my friend,pray

if perharps you should catch a gaze
of pollens,than transfer making love
under the smiting sun,pray

the end is sooner thsn the thought
of it,and peace doth exile

judgement is upon us
Categories: trode, confusion, seasons, war,
Form: Blank verse
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