Reverie Poems

Popular Reverie Poems
spirits, raspberries, cult, and goddesses
by Ella Sophia

as she fronts
nothing but particular motion—
an awakening spirit
guides her
within the bubble she has lived
far away from people
she once knew

she carried
a bowl of raspberries

......

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Reverie
by Aditi Hayaran

No one can actually hear the whispers
that echo through the room.
They would understand only if they listened to the reverie you share with the moon.

-Aditi Hayaran (Larkspur)

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Mirage
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

Slightly beneath heavenly blues,
Forlorn frothy platforms of grey-whiteness,
Creepy and silent,
Renew servile friendship mirrored downwards —
Several thousand feet —
On broken, still waves of used and collected water.
Invisible fumes on black roads melt into heedful grasslands.

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An Autumnal Reverie
by Peter Dr Lim

The cello
speaks more
of sorrow
than joy-
she has depth
at her heart-
tears of hers
they sacredly flow-

every single note

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Midnight Reverie
by Peter Dr Lim

Midnight Reverie
(with thoughts on John Keats and Frederic Chopin)
dedicated to my esteemed friends Dr David Kram and Professor Peter Tregear

Once so long ago
in the mist
of distant time
all was enchantment
youth never thought
of pain or sorrow-

......

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Recent Reverie Poems
spirits, raspberries, cult, and goddesses
by Ella Sophia

as she fronts
nothing but particular motion—
an awakening spirit
guides her
within the bubble she has lived
far away from people
she once knew

she carried
a bowl of raspberries

......

Continue reading
Reverie
by Aditi Hayaran

No one can actually hear the whispers
that echo through the room.
They would understand only if they listened to the reverie you share with the moon.

-Aditi Hayaran (Larkspur)

Continue reading
Mirage
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

Slightly beneath heavenly blues,
Forlorn frothy platforms of grey-whiteness,
Creepy and silent,
Renew servile friendship mirrored downwards —
Several thousand feet —
On broken, still waves of used and collected water.
Invisible fumes on black roads melt into heedful grasslands.

Continue reading
Midnight Reverie
by Peter Dr Lim

Midnight Reverie
(with thoughts on John Keats and Frederic Chopin)
dedicated to my esteemed friends Dr David Kram and Professor Peter Tregear

Once so long ago
in the mist
of distant time
all was enchantment
youth never thought
of pain or sorrow-

......

Continue reading
An Autumnal Reverie
by Peter Dr Lim

The cello
speaks more
of sorrow
than joy-
she has depth
at her heart-
tears of hers
they sacredly flow-

every single note

......

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