By Treischel
I've always desired to be a Poet
To shape and mold the awesome written word.
To shine! Succeed! Let the whole world know it.
To miss this moment would be so absurd.
I've sculpted this work based on ABC's.
The shortened format here is compelling .
The few pages here help to save some trees,
Need a dictionary to help your spelling.
There's help in some with a definition.
So any children can both read and learn
Adults don't need to read with suspicion
Why I put that there for them at their turn.
So lean back slowly in that easy chair
Sit back and enjoy each little ditty.
To overlook this eloquent affair,
Surely would be a serious, sad pity.
I hope you enjoy my little poems as much as I had fun writing them.
Thomas G Reischel
Author Notes |
This is the Prologue to my book collection of 10 Alphabet Poems. It is not one itself, but is meant to be a poetic lead in.
Enjoy! God Bless You All! |
By Treischel
Always Believe
Committed Deeds Enacted Faithfully,
Given Happily, Involve Jubilation Kenetically Learned,
Minus Notions Often Presented Quite Rathfully.
Somehow,
This Useful View
Wrought Xenos Yearned
Zealots
Author Notes |
Sometimes Zealots can be Fools, but often new ideas and actions are resisted and hated.
Xenos - feared or hated I took this photograph of a waterfountain in a yard along Summit Avenue, St. Paul, Mn. |
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Anytime Beautiful Children
Develop
Enough Freedom Given Hope,
Incredible Juxtasupposed Knowledge Lingers
Making Noble Objects Prime,
Quite Reversing Stolen Time,
Until
Visions Wander
Yeilding Xenophilic
Zeal
Author Notes |
Knowledge and Play as Children Grow and Learn
Juxtaposition -put side by side Xenophilic - attraction to or admiration of strange or foreign things, or people. This picture is of my grandson's 7th Birthday Party |
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A Burning Candle Devours
Energy Freely.
Glowing Haloed Images
Jumping
Kicking
Leaping,
Making Nebulous Objects Play.
Quickly Running Shadows Trace
Unnatural Visions.
Wakeless Xanadu Yields
Zaniness.
Author Notes |
Light Play
Nebulous - vague, cloudy, foggy Xanadu - was the summer capital of Kublai Khan's Yuan Dynasty in China, before he decided to move the seat of his dynasty to the Jin Dynasty. The Venetian explorer Marco Polo is widely believed to have visited Xanadu in about 1275. His glowing description of it, created a romantic image that burned in the minds of future explorers and writers. Zaniness - crazy, funny, erratic This is an Alphabet Poem that I devised the format of, where every single word starts with a letter of the alphabet in alphabetical sequence. It's like an Abcedarian Poem except that, instead of sentences or lines of poetry, you can only use one word or letter of the alphabet, it is not an ABC Poem that only requires 4 lines to follow the Alphabet, it is truly a word/brain exercise. This book contains 10 of them. This is a Night Photo that I took along the Mississippi River one evening of the Security Light of the St. Paul Yacht Club. |
By Treischel
America's Beautiful Constitution
Developed Elemental Freedom,
Generated Healthy Institutions,
Juxtapositioned Kingdom,
Loosing Macro-evolution;
Negated Oppressive Policy;
Quantified Revolution;
Sensitized Through Union
Viewed
With
Xenic Yankee Zealouscy.
Author Notes |
I spotted this bike in a parking lot in Pipestone Minnesota.
Snapped this photograph as I was leaving a Civil War re-enactment. Juxtapositioned - set beside Macro- evolution - I coined this word myself, meaning evolving governmental formation on a global scale. Xenic - as of the introduction of pollen, fertilization (see Xenia) |
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Awareness Blooms Clearly
Despite Encroachment
From
Grudging, Hipocritical Icons
Jealously Keeping Lamentations,
Mirroring
Nefarious Observations.
So,
Theologians
Ultimately View
Worldly
Xanthein Yellow Zigzags.
Author Notes |
This is much like a Greenich Village coffee table discussion expounding nonsense. Nefarious - evil Xanthein - yellow pigment There's a story here about the picture, which is actually a ruined photograph. Joe Esler and I were on a photo safari down along the Mississippi River on the muddy beach just before the High Bridge. It was dark. There was about 4 feet of muddy, sandy shore and there was a bank with roots and thick woods. I had just started a timed shot of the Cathedral with Aperature 18, Speed 15 and ISO 200 when something large started swimming parallel with the shore about 2 feet out along the shore.. Not sure what it was. It could have been a musk rat, or a beaver, or an allegator, or a serpent....not sure. When it came even with us, it changed course towards us. Anyway, this is the result of grabbing the tripod while it was still capturing and jumping into the woods. |
By Treischel
All Babies Cry
Daddy Eats Fries
Girls Have Indigestion
Just Kissed Lime
Momma's Not Open
Poppa's Quite Rude
Sew Tommy's Underpants
Value Walter's X-rays
Yesterday's Zoo
Author Notes |
Just a bunch of Nonsense
I created this picture of me with my Grandson on a Camera App called PhotoBooth. Always fun to play around. |
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Appeal Beauracracy,
Conceal Duplicity,
Every Failing Galaxy
Heal.
Ideal Justice Keeps Lasting,
Making Notorious Ordeal,
Passionate, Quixotic,
Real.
Steal, Take
Unique Vintage Wheels.
Xuding Youthful
Zeal
Author Notes |
Youth in their Rebellion can turn criminal if left unchecked.
When you rebel against authority, and think you know everything, When you feel indestructible, Then you're superman. You can heal galaxies. Bad things can result. I took this wheel picture at a car show in Woodbury, Minnesota. |
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Animals bring Comfort
Dogs emit Fleas
Goats have it just Keen
Llamas make nice Overcoats
Porcupines quills raise sharp tips Up
Vultures wait Xerophilously
Yaks Zag
Author Notes |
Using the Alphabet for a bit of Nonsence about Animals.
Xerophilous - Capable of surviving in a hot, dry climate. I took this photograph of these two American Black Vultures while on Vacation in August, 2012 at Blue Mounds State Park in Southwestern Minnesota. |
By Treischel
Any Blimp Cruises
Deftly.
Escaping From Gravity
Heavily Inflated,
Jealously Keeping Leaks
Minimized.
Newspapers Often Publicized
Quashed Rumors.
Sensationalize!
Unstopped Vapors Tragically Waft.
Xerox Yawing Zeppelin
Author Notes |
Newspapers ofter expose coverups that those in charge might choose to minimize. Like the leak in the Gulf that BP understated and where lives were lost. My Blimp story is a fantasy that could happen.
Xerox is to print a copy. Yawing is badly leaning. For Artwork I just downloaded a piece of Free Clipart from Microsoft.com |
By Treischel
America Brought Courageous Democracy,
Egalitarian Faith
Gaining Hope
In
Justice,
Keeping Limited Management Over
Non-violent Puritans,
Quakers,
Receiving Safe Theology
Unconstrained
Validating Wakened 'Xcess
Yankee Zeal
Author Notes |
Religious Freedom is available to all.
Puritans and Quakers are two early famous examples of religious groups that came here seeking freedom from religious oppression. There are many. Egalitatian means - advocating full equality for all. Wakened Xcess Zeal - Religious Freedom is Real, Halleluiah! Had to utilize a little poetic license on the word excess. Hey ever hear of Xmas? I took this photograph of a Protestant church on Dayton street in St. Paul. I titled it Holy Math. The sign reads: 1 Cross + 3 Nails = 4 Ever |
By Treischel
Gunfights
(Reverse 24)
Yesteryears,
Author Notes |
This was meant for the contest, but it was full, so I'm just posting it here.
Maleficent - harmful, evil Levy - impose, tax, or wage Absolution - foregiveness This is a Reverse 24 Poem, a 24 word poem, using the alphabet sequentially backward, except x and z. The picture is from Yahoo Images |
By Treischel
Code Words
(Reverse Alphabet Poem)
Zowie!
Your
Xerographic
word vocabulary
Uses
Thin
Signals
Repeated quickly
Periodic
Omitted
Noises
Make little Key jolts
Inside
High grade
Fancy electronic
Devices
Controlled by
Activation
Author Notes |
I was so enamored by the contest prompt to write a Reverse 24 poem, that I decided to write another Reverse Alphabet based poem, but leaving in the x and z, to achieve the complete 26 letter alphabet in reverse. 26 words. I did it in free verse format.
The picture is from Yahoo Images. |
By Treischel
Eagle Eyes
(An ABC Poem)
Eagle eyes, before it flies,
Fiercely focus on its prey,
Gripping talons, victim dies,
Harsh reality, dismay.
Razor raptor beak, shrill shriek.
Author Notes |
Eagles have such fierce eyes. What a magnificent bird!
This is an ABC Poem. ABC poetry is a short form of poetry. It is normally written to show feeling. It contains five lines. It may begin with any letter of the alphabet. The next three lines must follow sequence. So if you start with the letter "G" the next line must start with the letter "H". The last line can begin with any letter of the alphabet. This ABC poem has abab rhyme in first four lines, with inline rhyme in the fifth line. Syllable clount 7. The photograph is one taken by the author. |
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