Weather Eye Poems | Examples


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Premium Member HEAVEN'S ABOVE




HEAVEN'S ABOVE
As long as I see the sky-
                                          the welkin resides in my weather eye

Premium Member Constable Weather Eye

CONSTABLE WEATHER EYE
displays
  of bravura vigorous
bracing
washed in tranquillity
 glistening
treasures
    of  celestial dramas
changeable climates
   blustery
exhilerating
  in
    white highlights

THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique interpretation by the enigma so derived

Premium Member Watching Wrestlemania With a Baptist

A chokeslam! 
Goodnight sweet prince

Goodnight yawning hippo ****
With rice wine coming out your ears

Boom boom sticks 
A wisecracker talking head

Histrionics at the bandstand 
Eliminated by more than one can shake

Hospitalised due to a 
Finishing move on the concrete 

The poodle evacuated worldy goods 
Outside the pizza restaurant

You left a cigarette on a bicycle seat
To show how gracious you were

Your toying entanglements 
Left chairs being thrown 

A Scotsman strangled
You with his no laughing matter arm

Tables, ladders and chairs
The human lounge, hairy stool and burger beds

Gape and keep a weather eye on 
For those aha visions and afflatus 

Our history teacher watched Smackdown
He said it's great theatre


A Message To My Acquaintance

October blossomed in the nautical dusk
Where my sight felt a beauteous pearl less brusque

Bright blue eyes, lips of rose and curls so long
The deft soul of tulips had a scent so strong

I adored the sound of her breath of smoke 
I revered the words of fine wine she spoke

Her heart echoed the stuffed bear at the porch
Her mind echoed the shrewd nun in the church

That weather eye made my brisk steps brush by
Now my thoughts’ a child aiming for the sky

This long-legged lady is no lover,
Yet she’s a faithful friend like no other

Nonetheless, am I worth her precious time,
Or is my friendship a cent or a dime?

The will of tender’s a gift from above
Is it a token of God’s endless love?

I hope these verses will embrace her ways.
She’ll fly away from the flaws of today

Whenever those tears fall, she’ll have this verse
To nourish that giggle which breaks her curse

I am a writer of a bull fighter
Yet I feel those eyes will become brighter.

Sea Shanty

As they were sailing ‘cross the ocean deep
They watched the sunrise and the diving grebe.

When up in the top, the lookout did spy
A storm advancing, with his weather eye.

The helmsman heeded the word from above
And steered the walty gal forth at a scud.

Night tide came fast and they were flooded by dark,
The waves surged and the salty, sea dogs barked.

The raw wind cut and the rain assailed down,
As men pooled together to fight off the drown.

The dodger succumbed, and the foremast fell
The ship was immersed in the maritime hell.

As dawn broke, with only waveson afloat.
The ocean had seized another game boat.

Good men will be mourned, and the tempest damned,
We left to ponder why they left dry land.

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