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"gabled" poems
in such in was springtime (hollyhock and thistle) girls and boys went nudely up their downs, into crystal waters of crisply straying health (when all noontide swung wide its gabled darkness hutch) and boysandgirls (in holly) went winter in its touch.
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Dec 8, 2013
Dec 8, 2013 at 7:56 AM UTC
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did because i well jeez 10:23 farther steeper i'd was a outside 10:24 a junebug is creaking on the well like a fine cylinder. it's because steeper or 10:27 clunking a light of amiable is sort of. at 10:31 a common a cool the. into if. a very sorry long is diacriticly loose with the scab of lunging trees by the barn 10:31:53 is . it's was almost because i did i well jeez the june is a crimped fine determined juice. did it seem because or and a breif i s haloed somewhat or creaking a junebug is big for by the stalls shuffling with legs in the sort of barn by the 10:36 it's gabled a bit. or does it seem a because well did i and meyou. pm well it were 10:37 and longest brown is seemingly. otherwise unmarked a phonetic element. by a 10:39PM leafing softly the scuttle a. unnerved little scraping. beneath or metatarsaled cadence a the grassed stripping earth went from the basest mouth of timbered certainly to the unskinniest blue. a vanity of wheels or because well did i jeez
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Mar 9, 2011
Mar 9, 2011 at 12:19 PM UTC
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In Rājagaha the Well-Farer lectured On wisdom, concentration, morality… The monks listened, devoutly, calmly, To the message replete with practicality. On to Ambaliṭṭikā they journeyed, To Nālandā and Pāṭaligāma as well. The Buddha continued to spread the Dhamma-- Or teachings--at which he was known to excel. After passing over the Ganges, To Koṭigāma they made their way. The Buddha repeated the Four Noble Truths That still guide many people today. At Nādikā the Teacher referred to the Mirror Of Dhamma and said to always begin By looking first at yourself to discover The truth that lies deep within. On to Vesālī the ascetics wandered, Where their Master continued to share The power and value of mindful living-- The importance of being clearly aware. During the rains the Awakened One rested In Beluva, where he postponed his trek. While staying there he grew ill, but he knew It was NOT his time, so it kept it in check. "Live as islands," he said to Ānanda, "With truth as a refuge. And grasp not, for I Have always told you that all things dear to us-- Whatever is born--eventually will die." After the rains, the group traveled To the Great Forest--to the Gabled Hall, And the Buddha repeated the Eightfold Path-- A message of wisdom pertaining to all. Bhoganagara was their next stop, And then to Pāvā the wayfarers did go. Their host, Cunda, served "pig's delight." The Buddha grew ill. Why? We don't know. Despite his illness, he continued To Kusinārā and lay down to rest. Music sounded and flowers fell From the sky to honor the One-Who-Is-Blessed. "The Dhamma will now be your teacher. Strive on untiringly. My time has passed." After entering deep concentration The Great One died. Those words were his last. Thunder sounded and the ground shook-- As it does when any great teacher "goes to sleep." The Buddha is Dhamma; the Dhamma is the Buddha. Because of that there's no reason to weep. The compassionate Buddha's Teachings have spread For over two thousand five hundred years. His Message of living in wisdom and compassion And loving mindfulness perseveres. - by Bob B
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Oct 26, 2016
Oct 26, 2016 at 7:55 AM UTC
The Last Days of the Buddha (Based on the Mahāparinibbāna Sutta)
In Rājagaha the Well-Farer lectured On wisdom, concentration, morality… The monks listened, devoutly, calmly, To the message replete with practicality. On to Ambaliṭṭikā they journeyed, To Nālandā and Pāṭaligāma as well. The Buddha continued to spread the Dhamma-- Or teachings--at which he was known to excel. After passing over the Ganges, To Koṭigāma they made their way. The Buddha repeated the Four Noble Truths That still guide many people today. At Nādikā the Teacher referred to the Mirror Of Dhamma and said to always begin By looking first at yourself to discover The truth that lies deep within. On to Vesālī the ascetics wandered, Where their Master continued to share The power and value of mindful living-- The importance of being clearly aware. During the rains the Awakened One rested In Beluva, where he postponed his trek. While staying there he grew ill, but he knew It was NOT his time, so it kept it in check. "Live as islands," he said to Ānanda, "With truth as a refuge. And grasp not, for I Have always told you that all things dear to us-- Whatever is born--eventually will die." After the rains, the group traveled To the Great Forest--to the Gabled Hall, And the Buddha repeated the Eightfold Path-- A message of wisdom pertaining to all. Bhoganagara was their next stop, And then to Pāvā the wayfarers did go. Their host, Cunda, served "pig's delight." The Buddha grew ill. Why? We don't know. Despite his illness, he continued To Kusinārā and lay down to rest. Music sounded and flowers fell From the sky to honor the One-Who-Is-Blessed. "The Dhamma will now be your teacher. Strive on untiringly. My time has passed." After entering deep concentration The Great One died. Those words were his last. Thunder sounded and the ground shook-- As it does when any great teacher "goes to sleep." The Buddha is Dhamma; the Dhamma is the Buddha. Because of that there's no reason to weep. The compassionate Buddha's Teachings have spread For over two thousand five hundred years. His Message of living in wisdom and compassion And loving mindfulness perseveres. - by Bob B
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i so me t imes see in those t ranspar ent eaves the quick b lack forest of the panele ss leaves the h ithering blata nt brains scurry to and fro and fro a nd too" their marki ng frailing whizzin g forth to which heaven gabled songs the limp s aints court and snuggle gregariously the foiste d girth of the black quick t rees in there in their unrem arkably souls i,ve watched t hem go back and forth and forth and black lithe brooding reams of slow wood in them, there their   i'm starting to wear wear wearing
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Mar 31, 2011
Mar 31, 2011 at 4:07 PM UTC
i sometimes see in those transparent eaves
FRENCH KISS *Such buttery lips Sweet cream-silks, wrapping our tongues, Je patisserie.* Le VALENTINE *Red rose and sweet prose Cyrano DeBergerac's Moonlit balconies.* DESIRE *Burning in goose flesh Yearnings with caldera-thirst Your kiss is like rain.* DEBONAIR *Dean in gabled suits Eloquent body, jazz-smooth Sweeps her off her feet.* METEOR SHOWER *Friday night space lights As we caress the hours Streaks across the sky* ORIGAMI *The creases of us: Tales of dragons and white ships Neatly folded sheets.* VEGAS WEDDING *Romance thru sun roofs "Hallelujah" honeymoons Marriage number two.* BON VOYAGE *Like wide sails that cup The high winds of this marriage I'm at Love's mercy.* NAPE *Warm whispers my lips Down smooth meadows of your neck, Sweet familiar bed.*
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Feb 14, 2017
Feb 14, 2017 at 5:40 PM UTC
Amuse Bouche (Valentine Haiku-Senryu's)
a stopping sort of started ending newing knewing sort of ended stopped and beganed sort of yesing sort of wooing newing       sortofandalso                                   alsok         i          nd of stopped starting begunning like well gee the summer was a nasal laughing roughness kind of sort of.             i'd like to kind of   or else to maybe                                               with autumn who was distinctly haired         in rich arresting dead                that kind of starting stopping started                                                                                     or well i'd like to think      it,swellwhynotanywaybecause noone never didn't atall even in the big gabled church of dawn that strung the sky with gelatinous heaving fibers all rabidly gesticulating puffy sansfinger hands grimaced on the slender naked blue and black and bursting sort of kind of because sinewed fluffy hammers on because wrists because                                                when you get all ***** in the mucky sterile daughters little pink little rose bud climbing open little rose bud up open big blooming like pink little sort of big sort of small sort of rose bud         you kind ofwell you clean kind of your you you clean kind of clean it straight razor cleaning your you           you cleaned with her big sharp little ******* all sharp and little and big under her shirts under her skirts kind of sort of because                             that,s                             wher                              e                             she keeps it she                             keepsitin there                                                                                                                        summer: she was unfreezing fresh squeezed lemon wedges sugar hilltops sweaty laughing nightmares in the big in the pale in the cordial surly pillow thick skinny heaps of gobbled luscious hot raining balmy slow quaking deaths every day i stood on that hill and i looked out over the city and she was really well gee sort of because.... . . . .               .                ,       ;       '                "
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Mar 13, 2011
Mar 13, 2011 at 4:00 AM UTC
a stopping sort of started ending
a stopping sort of started ending newing knewing sort of ended stopped and beganed sort of yesing sort of wooing newing       sortofandalso                                   alsok         i          nd of stopped starting begunning like well gee the summer was a nasal laughing roughness kind of sort of.             i'd like to kind of   or else to maybe                                               with autumn who was distinctly haired         in rich arresting dead                that kind of starting stopping started                                                                                     or well i'd like to think      it,swellwhynotanywaybecause noone never didn't atall even in the big gabled church of dawn that strung the sky with gelatinous heaving fibers all rabidly gesticulating puffy sansfinger hands grimaced on the slender naked blue and black and bursting sort of kind of because sinewed fluffy hammers on because wrists because                                                when you get all ***** in the mucky sterile daughters little pink little rose bud climbing open little rose bud up open big blooming like pink little sort of big sort of small sort of rose bud         you kind ofwell you clean kind of your you you clean kind of clean it straight razor cleaning your you           you cleaned with her big sharp little ******* all sharp and little and big under her shirts under her skirts kind of sort of because                             that,s                             wher                              e                             she keeps it she                             keepsitin there                                                                                                                        summer: she was unfreezing fresh squeezed lemon wedges sugar hilltops sweaty laughing nightmares in the big in the pale in the cordial surly pillow thick skinny heaps of gobbled luscious hot raining balmy slow quaking deaths every day i stood on that hill and i looked out over the city and she was really well gee sort of because.... . . . .               .                ,       ;       '                "
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Nashville and Andromeda by Michael R. Burch I have come to sit and think in the darkness once again. It is three a.m.; outside, the world sleeps . . . How nakedly now and unadorned the surrounding hills expose themselves to the lithographies of the detached moonlight— ******* daubed by the lanterns of the ornamental barns, firs ruffled like silks casually discarded . . . They lounge now— indolent, languid, spread-eagled— their wantonness a thing to admire, like a lover’s ease idly tracing flesh . . . They do not know haste, lust, virtue, or any of the sanctimonious ecstasies of men, yet they please if only in the solemn meditations of their loveliness by the ***** pen . . . Perhaps there upon the surrounding hills, another forsakes sleep for the hour of introspection, gabled in loneliness, swathed in the pale light of Andromeda . . . Seeing. Yes, seeing, but always ultimately unknowing anything of the affairs of men. Published by The Aurorean and The Centrifugal Eye Keywords/Tags: Nashville, Andromeda, universe, cosmos, meditation, introspection, loneliness, alienation, pen, writing, night, darkness, sleep, moonlight, love, lover, affair, affairs, haste, lust, virtue, ecstasy, knowing, unknowing, aware, unaware, oblivious
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Apr 8, 2020
Apr 8, 2020 at 9:21 PM UTC
Nashville and Andromeda
it emits a curious colour when i am summer (a curiously on edge colour) when nights of me are balmy and thick with viscous laughing smoke between the necks of ladies such musically ivory necks of ladies a colour (curiously) when is Summer me? rests upon the napes of trees in parks where dirt and goldest crush of dawn collide with unmuscled violence (this colour is me totally ambiguous and clear as the rain dropless eaves of heaven which are so **** before the body of her husband (the sun) who in those mornings warmly comes to her and penetrates her smoothly scratching the heaped body of the earth) In summer curious, colours are me eyes, nose, knees, and hair all hued and erupting gallons of fresh colour and wade out into Summer deep thighs burning cut by the sharp petals of daffodils and tulips. i set running hot colours from each razored hewing of my skin and fall upward into gabled satisfied skies forever
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Jan 25, 2012
Jan 25, 2012 at 9:09 PM UTC
it emits a curious colour when i am summer
A blink and a yawn and a grandiose stretch and a new day begins Bottle on the nightstand a reminder to find another reason The season of withered preoccupation has come and the longing to find freedom pushes extinction back into the realm of possibility The ability to remain slipping through my jaded hands while the demands of society ring hollow in the gabled corners of my vacant soul Pain The only friend who does not shun my company Pain The only friend whose end would be of consequence Pain The only friend I leave behind to mourn my existence
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Jul 13, 2013
Jul 13, 2013 at 1:21 PM UTC
Pain
I sit before my window silent, arms at rest upon the sill; I sit and dream of silent things, as the rain falls slanted upon the gabled roof; winds sighing: and watch the falling rain appear, and silver streak the window-pane. I sit and dream, the world forgotten, and even so do my dreamings change; no more of sad forgotten silence, color blooms behind my eyes, and fills my mind with rainbow light, shining, as the glow behind the key-hole, as the blushing dawn fresh washed in rain. Thunder roars beyond the pane, and lightning cracks the sky in twain, but out of revery, out of dream, I do not wake for the crashing din. Rather, then, in sudden sequence, in a seconds flash of swift cessation, no more of color do I dream, no more on rainbow laughing light, but in the midst of a storm of thunder, of lightning, and the lashing rain, high above the foundered land, I find myself: and amidst all that raging torrent, between the thunder, and the wrath of Gods most holy lightning, a single drop of silver shining, strikes the point between my eyes, wherein the third sleeping oculus of dream doth dwell; and I wake. A leak in the roof.
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Aug 5, 2016
Aug 5, 2016 at 11:16 PM UTC
Dreamings, before the Rain
Skin, the girl you're in. sleepsso furiously amongst the roots of chaste flowers i twould (to loose by touches febrile) the flock; your gabled arch unroost so mightily tempests even would swoon (and sodden every desert parched)
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Oct 16, 2013
Oct 16, 2013 at 3:59 AM UTC
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chin lightly nested atop loosely peopled interlaced fingers supported via multi purpose table bent arms displayed elbows cocked (approximately gabled at ninety degree angle), which pose frequently assumed when pondering what to write, an idea spawned when clothed left fingered limb inadvertently roiled the so called "funny bone" named because of funny feeling generated when Ulnar nerve compression triggers pseudo shock sensation coursing one direction or another traveling from neck down into hand constricted in several places along the way such as beneath collarbone or at wrist most common place for compression (hands down) behind inside part of elbow medical terminology tagged "cubital tunnel syndrome." interestingly enough, this scribe attests more frequent occurrences along liberal democratic side no matter I claim dominant right handedness and reckon eyes that human body electric eel silly not perfectly symmetric also chiming in that such vulnerability a very minor design flaw extant within the amazing **** Sapiens anatomy.
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May 13, 2018
May 13, 2018 at 12:40 PM UTC
Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
*A Sentimental Journey Home Sunlight slanting in the pane and Lighting up the floor. Ivy creeping to the roof Just like it did before. At the fence the stately pine almost reaches to the skies. A mourning willow sways to and fro beneath its thousand sighs. Along the pathway flowers grow As every year they do: forget me nots catch morning dew like tears in their eyes of blue. A familiar place yet not the same. The stone has darker grown And Lichen covers the gabled roof since I was still at home. We have changed these passing years yet here I am once more. With only echoes ever calling me From sweet voices of before. Within my sweetest memory The sounds of long ago are calling to me gently as they whisper oh so low. The voices fade with shadows dark inside the broken door And my tears are seeing what has been That haunts me evermore.*
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Sep 6, 2015
Sep 6, 2015 at 12:04 PM UTC
A Sentimental Journey Home
frail i, in moonlight shall, march up wisp of spring into gabled spilt juice of curving dawn orange whose rind like the human also drys withers sloughs
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May 21, 2012
May 21, 2012 at 1:14 AM UTC
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They'd lived on the flats, humdrum home in a prosaic town. Those gabled edifices perched on hilltops Beyond their means, perhaps, But certainly beyond their needs; Their children had cribbed at the foot of their bed To the detriment of sleep and other night-time activities, And they'd later shared a room, learning early on That life was often a make-do vocation, But could be rife with joys in spite of that. The kids moved on, to mirth and mortgages of their own, Their parents resolute in their desire to stay put, Eschewing the siren song of some trailer court in Sarasota, Some gator-patrolled condo in St. Pete, Choosing to confront the seemingly never-ending residue Of stubborn low pressure systems Lugubriously wandering up the St. Lawrence valley For weeks upon end, The humidity and mosquito-laced all too brief summers (Though, on those nights where no pop-up thunderstorm Threatened to chase them back inside, They would sit on the porch, peering at the gravelly old hills, And he would whistle some tune from some long ago, Perhaps pulling her out of her chair, Dancing a slow and somewhat unsteady waltz While he did his damnedest to stay on key.)
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Feb 26, 2018
Feb 26, 2018 at 11:22 AM UTC
The Folks Who Loved "The Folks Who Live On The Hill"
The pretense of circular reasoning paints the eyes a misty shade of dull. Eyes that view, from the dragon perch of a counterclockwise carousel, imagined scenery with a sprinkling of dreams. A Gothic vision of crashing waves against the grayish cliffs that rise to a foggy grass clad plain where sits the emblematic gabled home with ****** in the windows. The calliope moans a dragging tune to match it's steady spin. the sound of wind through tarnished brass archaic and unsettling, a broken drag of whiny sounding notes in a symphony of impotence. You seem to look and dress the part of the person you portray; feigning superficiality for acceptance in the world I, myself, am not for a second fooled. You are the very essence of substance and depth The carousel comes to a gradual halt a hesitant dismount; back to your prison of practicality and need; visions pass from ominous to pastoral tranquility The eccentric dragon of blue and gold awaits your return.
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Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 3:36 PM UTC
Dreaming Girl
Deans in gabled suits Eloquent body, jazz smooth, Sweeps her off her feet.
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Sep 7, 2016
Sep 7, 2016 at 12:10 PM UTC
Debonair (Senryu Haiku)
across her golden, gabled field i saw you-- my beloved, detested, metallic colossus --once starry-eyed, once honey-skinned, we bathed in that shrill of your voice, how endlessly shimmering it was. as if to suggest disturbance to the sky, your darkened eyes pierce upwards they pierce the sky and pierce the clouds and pierce my own. they are your sabers--i realize all too late --forgive me, my beloved, detested, grotesque, your screams were strung on telephone poles while your blood irrigated these wheatfields, and we relished in that ignore and in that bliss and in that love. so, my beloved, detested, unholy swing the iris's hilt-- how i beg of you --and tear down the rain.
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Oct 22, 2019
Oct 22, 2019 at 6:41 AM UTC
saka