When You Say Nothing

When you say nothing,

I can still hear your whispers,

riding on the winds,

your heart beats, your thoughts,

connect to me,

like they have been for the past many lives.

Your love - a shadow of moon,

The deep tremors resonating within you,

I feel in here.

This mist around,

allow me to vaporize,

transforming to glowing fireflies,

lighting the surroundings, clearing the darkness.

An angel of god you are,

I have come too far,

there’s no turning back for me,

for my soul is bound to thee.

A castle you have made around yourself,

to be away from this world,

but at its door, you ‘ll find me waiting.

If you want to be the ship,

roaming the vast blue ocean,

let me be the wind flowing along.

I can wait for a thousand years to be with you,

and hear your voice calling out my name.

The Sea

Sun light fades in to you,

glowing waves with different hues.

You can kiss the lucid moon,

when your waves dance and swoon.

On mariners you cast a spell,

song of the sea in their hearts dwell.

You embrace a world of mystery inside,

mermaids, sirens, treasures, pearls in you hide.

Winds bring your messages to land,

like an enchanted magical wand.

Innocence: Tyburn

Charming

Warming

Slender

Tender

Your charming, warming, innocent looks,

flowing into slender, tender brooks.

Feathered

Creature

Blushes

Tresses

Oh! beautiful, fair, feathered creature,

blushes, tresses define your feature.

Tyburn : 6 line poem having 2, 2, 2, 2, 9, 9 syllables. The first four lines rhyme and are all descriptive words. The last two lines rhyme and incorporate the first, second, third, and fourth lines. Rhyme Scheme:  xxxxee

Sun: Pleiades

Sun's ever burning flame,

smoulders on horizon,

sunrays kiss morning dew,

shinning white pearly hue,

soothing eyes, heart, mind, soul,

showering warmth, love, care,

soaring the skies high.

Pleiades: 7 line poem with 6 syllables per line. Title is of one word only. First letter of title and every line is the same.

Stars In The Ocean: Burns Stanza

Aquamarine transparent sea floor,

besprent with tiny shiny spores,

a marvel of nature to explore.

Blue silk waves black sky,

from the heaven pour.

Dance in rhythm, soar high.

 

Stars float all over,

another domain to flyover,

singing songs to a loner.

Bright glittery nano drops,

warm the ocean all so colder,

lovingly two different worlds hop.

The Burns stanza : Named after the Scottish poet Robert Burns. Also called the Scottish stanza or six-line stave. Prior to Burns’s use, it was known as the standard Habbie, after Habbie Simpson. Rhyme scheme: aaabab.

Falling Angels: Sonnetina Rispetto

Shooting stars from heaven above,

falling down losing faith and love,

banished for reasons unknown.

Skies roar, clouds cry their hearts out,

nothing fertile can they sprout.

Scattered angels roam alone,

shooting stars from heaven above,

falling down losing faith and love.

Moist earth silently stares,

can’t hold them forever here.

Banished for reasons unknown,

scattered angels roam alone.

Shooting stars from heaven above,

falling down losing faith and love.

The "Sonnetina Rispetto” created by Dorian Petersen Potter in 2009. Has 14 lines with 8 syllables each.  The rhyme scheme: A1,A2,B1,c,c,B2,A1,A2,d,d,B1,B2,A1,A2. The capitals A1,A2,B1 and B2...stands for the refrain lines in the poem.

I Don’t Belong To Anywhere Or To Anyone: Blues Stanza

I am a lonely leaf,

stuck here all alone, a lonely leaf,

soaked in pain and grief.

I carry a varicose heart,

crying and sad heart,

every word a piercing dart.

The wind brushes by,

caresses me and glides by,

it’s soothing touch,  a lie.

The world cares for blooms,

happiness it gets from blooms,

a sole leaf in this world has no room.

I don’t belong to anywhere,

no place to go anywhere,

my destiny is tied up here.

I am a lonely leaf,

stuck here all alone, a lonely leaf,

soaked in pain and grief.

The Blues stanza is poetry derived in the late 9th century from the Afro-American lamentation and sadness. The Rhyme scheme : A. A. a. . B. B. b. . C. C. c. etc.