Marieta's Poems

Here's the list of poems submitted by Marieta  —  There are currently 17 poems total — keep up the great work!

Blind Reality

Hollow-eyed shades
of human beings,

human beings
cogitating on jazz music,

jazz penetrates the deep silence
of the bleeding angels,

angels in a fight for
the awakening of this blind reality,


wars,
racism,
asylums,
...

by Marieta Maglas

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added 1 year ago
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Bible, Franz Kafka, and Mayan Popol Vuh

Drinking wine because the wine is
The blood of the earth, eating
Bread, because bread means
the flesh of this stony planet,

 Needing to be alive, hoping

To be able to use the words,
All the words belonging to
God. ''God said, Let us
...

by Marieta Maglas

 14 Views
added 1 year ago
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Algorithm of a Tree

A free tree is never rooted,
Infinite complete binary tree.

A finger tree has internal nodes and
Each one in this tree has child nodes.

And their connection is a walk,
Parents and children walking the tree.

Nodes without children are...

by Marieta Maglas

 3 Views
added 1 year ago
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Shooting Stars

You passed in the same way
the comets surround the earth-
without touching it,
but leaving behind them
only shooting stars.

I would meet you,
I would be able to touch you,
But everything inside
would become suffering.


I prefer my...

by Marieta Maglas

 4 Views
added 1 year ago
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The Rainbow Woman

The blue woman alive

knows the meaning of things

and the hue of His visions.

She thinks about survival.


Absently slipping her sight at the edge

of the reality~

ruins, cracked mountains, and

rolling rocky rains

when the...

by Marieta Maglas

 3 Views
added 1 year ago
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Wings In Fall

In fall, the limbs feel
the red rising butterflies
or their falling leaves
like bleeding palms. Cannot fly.
'Tis a distinct sense of...

by Marieta Maglas

 43 Views
added 1 year ago
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Villanelle For Rabindranath Tagore

From Sanskrit, he freed the writing songs and the art

While spurning the resisting linguistic structures.

The lines of ‘Song Offerings’ came from his pure heart.



In Bengal renaissance, he wouldn’t stand...

by Marieta Maglas

 84 Views
added 5 years ago
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One for my Baby

His single-mindedness has been gone.
Became contradictory.
Relinquished to fight with
his...

by Marieta Maglas

 19 Views
added 5 years ago
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Pantoum for the Dancing Cranes

Exciting, jumping, bowing, and voicing

In jerky sequence, their deep possession,

And in the meadow, their high rejoicing

Reflect a sense of controlled aggression.



In jerky sequence, their deep possession

Engendering hope for a free...

by Marieta Maglas

 61 Views
added 6 years ago
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I'm no Longer Blind (Quatern Poetry)

Dear Lord, please have mercy on me,
You're always near my painful soul,
You are my focus and my goal,
In the falling rain, I'm your...

by Marieta Maglas

 106 Views
added 6 years ago
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Rondeau Redouble for Paddy

It's time to ring Church bells on this new day,
When dawn still means sad tears for a friend,
A very dear friend who's gone away
'Cause fought a fight of faith until the...

by Marieta Maglas

 123 Views
added 6 years ago
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Spring (Double Rondelet Triolet)

With a deep touch,
The red poppy awakes the grass.
With a deep touch,
Red wants Green's vibration so much,
The sun awakes the sky's watch glass.
The sky vibrates like a string bass,
With a deep...

by Marieta Maglas

 56 Views
added 6 years ago
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Kyrielle Sonnet for George Sand and Frédéric Chopin

Searching for their love ideal

To plant there a dawn so real,

God gave them hope to go ahead

And palm flowers for their dream bed.



In their naked room without windows,

Not touched by the innuendos,

Music was their way to be...

by Marieta Maglas

 74 Views
added 6 years ago
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Oscar Wilde in Prison (Pantoum)

In prison, Wilde learned to live from Verlaine and Kropotkin

Some methods to reach the ultimate achievement of wisdom.

While understanding Christ, he was overwhelmed with chagrin.

Enduring humility, he saw the Holy...

by Marieta Maglas

 111 Views
added 6 years ago
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God Breaks the Chains (Sestina Poetry)

Alas, when nothing ever goes my way
I try to keep my goals within my sight.
I hope that they can lead to joy someday,
While overpass this metaphoric night.
Among those crazy things leading to doom,
I am quite melancholic in the...

by Marieta Maglas

 127 Views
added 6 years ago
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The Butterfly (The Mirror Sestet Poetry)

Delight adorns butterfly's fluttering wings in flight,

Flight is his beauty and the anemones' delight.

Wings flutter freely and the fragile spring can swing,

Swing dances he teaches the white flowers with his...

by Marieta Maglas

 116 Views
added 6 years ago
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The Object of Love

Love is not
what we are calling an object.
Yet, it is still an object.
It has functions & variables.
It is so fundamental
in the sense
of thinking
and builds peace.

Missing love is a suffering lion,
extended vowels
in the absence of The...

by Marieta Maglas

 86 Views
added 6 years ago
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