Strophe Poems - Poems about Strophe

...Strophe I Outside on the terrace ,I feel at peace I hear bird songs they so fill me with cheer My bugbears for a while outside do cease My mind is quiet and I feel no fear Doing Shikantaza p......Read the rest...

...Strophe O Grandpa Davis who gave me my skill My art talents ,organic, came from you Sorry I haven’t praised you ,now .I will Your art and talents I admire you so Your art is an inspirati......Read the rest...

...Strophe I O ancient cedar tree so grand and wise In BC’s old growth forest ,I found thee I sat beneath your trunk and asked advice ; I sensed the presence of the cedar tree II I received a ......Read the rest...

...Strophe I O mycorrhiza, natures inter net. This inter net does keep all plants alive . It beats out what our race has thought as yet. The natural world around it does thrive. II Trees struck ......Read the rest...

...ENDWORD What intimacy is its cause,perhaps an immaculate conception of words; too swift to comprehend,see or recognise.The moment is there and then is not.Gone with the wind the s......Read the rest...

...In the expanse of the vast blue canvas above, Where birds tell tales in the silence of flight, Their wings, artisans of an unseen story, And the wind, a subtle bard, whispers concealed longing. ......Read the rest...

...POETIC BIO Alliteration,the starting place, alongside cinquains,apace in time,crystalline lanterne and rhyme came to be Inspiration later drew forth footle,broken monoku &emagi &for......Read the rest...

...(1) Strophe Slowly and slowly fly the mighty feathers: the uncanny wrath bearer, the poacher's prey, the bald bizzare stigmatic cryptic creature, the ecology's majestic role player; the curtain ......Read the rest...

...What intimacy is its cause,perhaps an immaculate conception of words;too swift to comprehend,see or recognise.The moment is there and then is not.Gone with the wind the seed of idea remains, to germi......Read the rest...

...In the midst of the night, I was here but you’re out. Then the blade had its flight From the heart. No more fight. I am free! From my sight Is the pain… Is the pain That’s now light. Yes, ye......Read the rest...

...POETIC BIO Alliteration,the starting place, alongside cinquains,apace in time,crystalline lanterne and rhyme.Inspiration drew forth footle,broken monoku for a while short imagist was m......Read the rest...

...a lady of letters gifted with words, stanza and strophe, learned in love a midwife of the poetic rich in melody so sweet so gentle......Read the rest...

...stanza and strophe.. in verse set free a broken monoku form......Read the rest...

... "O Yellow Lily! You smilingly bloom Early in the morning in my terrace garden, In a jiffy, you take away all gloom, Tell me, in front of you, can any heart harden?" "O White Lily! Wha......Read the rest...

...Silver fog rose Camera won't focus 'pon the gray Raindroplets pose Form: Tristich ... Parallel in thought A strophe, stanza, or poem consisting of three lines......Read the rest...