Viduage Poems


Premium MemberLANTERNE the half AMERICAN CINQUAIN HIKU

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VIDUAGE

Tall
nettles-
the dutch hoe
rusting in the
shed.

Lanterne #5

a
sea mist
rolls inshore-
daydreams deluge
me

Lanterne#18

Blind
alleys 
so often
have the deepest
ruts.

Lanterne 3

By
a stream
so shallow-
stoops a willow
tree.

Lanterne 177

May
blossom-
confetti
dancing on the
breeze

ART SCHOOL

The 
secret
of seeing-
knowing how to
see


RISING STAR

A
life in
the fast lane-
five minutes of
fame.

as a LANTERNE ALMANAC

WINTER
in
anger-
whips up the waves,
pounds the shingle
shore
SPRING
in
action-
brings to life
and feathers its
nest
SUMMER
so 
lazy-
rests the soul
and flowers the
land
AUTUMN
so
mellow-
scents and sounds
in the harvest
home.


DRIFTING
our
feelings
subside as
we go with the
flow
Categories: viduage, poetry, word play,
Form: Didactic

Premium MemberLanterne Mar 28

VIDUAGE
Tall
nettles-
the dutch hoe
rusting in the
shed.

NOTE:the single lanterne(also a shape form) is in reality a half American cinquain (the epigram form created by Adelaide Crapsey,thus labelled 'American' )
Categories: viduage, poetry, word play,
Form: Lanterne


Premium MemberLantern Mar 26

VIDUAGE
Tall
nettles-
the dutch hoe
rusting in the
shed.

NOTE:the single lanterne(also a shape form) is in reality a half American cinquain (the epigram form created by Adelaide Crapsey,thus labelled 'American' )
Categories: viduage, poetry, word play,
Form: Lanterne

Premium MemberVerse Freed To Visualise

CRATER a vvv
       fragile     and
      volatile     lie
suppressed     emotions
       denied     'neath
            the     volcano 
              of     frustration 

CANYAN  a vvv
           high     wide
            and     handsome
            the      chasm
             of       emptiness
           that      fills
    viduaged      hearts
ETERNAL PAUSE a vvv
     soft      spoken
  voiced      musings
    freed      verse
  lingers      in
      the       ear
dwelling      for
          a      moment

VIDUAGE
      beauty     youth
yesterdays     dreams
        todays     remains
      dressed     in
       widows     weeds
Categories: viduage, poetry, word play,
Form: Didactic

Premium MemberA Poetry Definition of Me

1.cinquain.- love at first sght

Adeaide Crapsey cinquain form first motivated my interest in poetry


2.imagist- viduage

Capturing an enigmatic  image into words upon my page my continuing inspiration


3.shortform. footle bonie&clyde


creating the footle form encapsulated my initial novice learning curve as a poet



4.openform-sound poems

Open form organic style marked the change in style to longer forms


5.tribute poetry- to be or not

my fascination for origins of inspiration leading to this form of poetry, in tribute to my forbears therein.


6.christian - litany prayer

My committed Christianity led me naturally to use God's poiema giftings


7.ekphrasis-descriptive the form

I discovered this form enabled me to combine my hobbies of art &poetry


8.found poetry -beyond love

The inspiration of others actual words enabled the creation of my unique poetry therefrom


9.humour/wit -silence for a clerihew

Light hearted poesie was a key   part of my formative discipleship as  a poet


10.love/passion -amatory ayre

Poetry is an natural  vehicle for  love expressions to my first & lasting
love of my life
Categories: viduage, life, poetry, word play,
Form: List


Premium MemberQuartet of Vertical Visual Verse

CRATER a vvv
       fragile     and
      volatile     lie
suppressed     emotions
       denied     'neath
            the     volcano 
              of     frustration 

CANYAN  a vvv
           high     wide
            and     handsome
            the      chasm
             of       emptiness
           that      fills
    viduaged      hearts
ETERNAL PAUSE a vvv
     soft      spoken
  voiced      musings
    freed      verse
  lingers      in
      the       ear
dwelling      for
          a      moment

VIDUAGE
      beauty     youth
yesterdays     dreams
        todays     remains
      dressed     in
       widows     weeds

*NOTE a VVV (visual vertical verse) is a proverbial style shape poem inspired by A R Ammons 'Cleavage and Chasm ' poetry to which I have now applied this new convenient label and an integral title.
Categories: viduage, people, poetry,
Form: Shape

Premium MemberLanterne Compendium

the single lanterne is a half  
American cinquain
VIDUAGE
Tall
nettles-
the dutch hoe
rusting in the
shed.
Lanterne #5
a
sea mist
rolls inshore-
daydreams deluge
me
Lanterne#18
Blind
alleys 
so often
have the deepest
ruts.
Lanterne 3
By
a stream
so shallow-
stoops a willow
tree.
Lanterne 177
May
blossom-
confetti
dancing on the
breeze
ART SCHOOL
The 
secret
of seeing-
knowing how to
see

RISING STAR
A
life in
the fast lane-
five minutes of
fame.

An ekphrasis lanterne after
Modern Idol by Boccioni
STILL LIFE
A
painting
on a plate-
simple breakfast
piece
DRIFTING
our
feelings
subside as
we go with the
flow
Categories: viduage, poetry,
Form: Lanterne

Premium MemberIn Viduage

solitude...
  in a single
              sigh,
isolate
     in old age:
passive
  not tense
somewhat
              deserted,
              estranged
in the midst
            of love..
yet..
      sleeping..so
                      soundly
Categories: viduage, old,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberViduage Again a Vvv

VIDUAGE  AGAIN a VVV visual vertical verse

       beauty     youth
yesterdays     dreams
        todays     remains
      dressed     in
       widows     weeds

hear me read my PS anthology on youtube under my pen name ichthyschito..

carch my short fotms @strandpoet on twitter...

read my poetic kindle ebooks on amazon
Categories: viduage, poetry,
Form: Shape

Premium MemberViduage

Tall
nettles-
the dutch hoe
rusting in the
shed.
Categories: viduage, death, introspection, sad,
Form: Lanterne
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