Unseasonable Poems | Examples


Premium MemberNecessity

the air of our quiet breathing
the bower bounce on which to live
outlasting all the blooms and bells of time
sweet to inhale in fresh woods and on sunflower hills

in an ever-changing dance
come ruins of unseasonable change
from bending heat
from lightning strikes
to flame the forests
particle showers like white fire singed
twinning thin air with a polluted cling
overhanging smoke
for cities in a gray-grind swim

just an environmental blip say some
not the change that threatens human kind
this smoke field as vast as all the world's disorder
what's salvageable?
a will to cherish crystal air that skims our wings
                                           like a New Year's revel

soulful comfort
were we wiser once?
before fire choked the passing clouds
before the cauldron bubbled

the air
atmospheric anchor
vessel of our calling
imperiled necessity
once floating idealism
the changing sails of what we own
Categories: unseasonable, city, environment, future, planet,
Form: Free verse

Weather Girl

Satellite dishes are blown apart
in the wind.

She says it's going to be a bad weather day,
but her smile is bright and perky.

The wind keeps churning through sparrows
and windows.

On a plasma screen
death strikes us with a toothy banality.

The weather girl is now flapping her arms,
like a goose being sucked through a funnel cloud
of ever widening platitudes.

I don't know why some people die
in bad weather and some survive.
I can only predict
that weather girls will - in any season
appear in unseasonable frocks

and then honk at us.
Categories: unseasonable, poetry,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberUnseasonable

UNSEASONABLE

walking in warm Fall leaves
pitter patter of raindrops ~
opening blossoms

11/8/2017
Categories: unseasonable, autumn,
Form: Haiku

Premium MemberWater Down Leaves

WATER DOWN LEAVES

Water down leaves with Autumn’s spirited cold,
Until hands shiver, and lips are glossed a balmy-blue ~
Where every oak and maple leaf turns conspicuously old.

Green leaves, lavished in the summer of love, unfold
A windfall, of resplendent uproarious hues!
Water down leaves with Autumn’s spirited cold.

Forget the wrinkle cream, boxes of botox sold.
Live for the weathered, rapturous arctic-cruise,
Where every oak and maple leaf turns, conspicuously old.

The waterfall season, in serried spread, crisp and bold.
The aged, with timely wisdom, impress the new.
Water down leaves with Autumn’s spirited cold.

Children will jump into the latent cauldron of gold,**
After the temperature’s whisked, into a heavenly brew,
Where every oak and maple leaf turns, conspicuously old.

Unseasonable warmth, will not withhold!
Skyward eyes plead an eventual breakthrough.
Water down leaves with Autumn’s spirited cold,
Where every oak and maple leaf, turns, conspicuously old.

10/19/2017
Brian Strand’s Contest No 350
1st Place



*Balmy - Crazy
**Cauldron - Intensity of emotions
Categories: unseasonable, autumn,
Form: Villanelle

Premium MemberIntelligence


Not unseasonable in its arrival,

Not untimely in this place,

Not unfortunate in appearance,

Not unguarded in the race.


Socrates and Shakespeare brought a language

Only experience can understand,

Flowing phrases, stories bounding

As if guided by a hand.


Bach and Handel raised a note,

To communicate and then,

It took Beethoven to complete the cycle

Almost on a whim!


Genius lacks the sensibility

To engage the common thought,

But connects us all so deeply,

Does not really lack for nought.
Categories: unseasonable, dedication, inspiration,
Form: Quatrain


Unseasonable

They warm, 

midwinter’s summer days.

And, 

by thinning  blood in thickening veins,

for lustful and immodest reasons,

cause men to think, 

against god’s odds,

they’ve managed to reverse the seasons.


We dumb-arsed, head-f***ed, simple sods.
Categories: unseasonable, introspection,
Form: Rhyme

Unmanly

Unmanly; unsightly; unskilled
Unsociable; unsophisticated
Jerk; unruly
And hurt and bruised
Unmanly; unsound
But, unselfish in unseasonable weather
Of warmth, sky clear
Unmistakably; unlikely 
Too be unusually calm
In a untouchable manor
And then-unmanly; unruly; jerk.
Categories: unseasonable, confusion
Form: I do not know?
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