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If only poems
These poems were inspired on the page by Andreas Lund English
as Another Language
where he suggested writing poems in a constructivist manner, which we
reproduce here:
On the first line write a noun of your choice
On the second line write two adjectives joined by
and to describe this noun
On the third line write a verb and an adverb to describe
this noun in action
Start the fourth line with like or as followed by a
comparison
Start the final line with if only followed by a wish
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As the page is not updated any more, we have decided to publish them
here.
Love
deceptive and sad,
injuring constantly
like a blow on my heart
if only it was a dream...
(by Sara Cabello) |
Life
unfair and short
passes quickly
as the course of a river
if only I could stop time and enjoy the beautiful moments
(by Carlos Juez) |
Rain
Wet and melancholic
Fall slowly
Like teardrops of sadness
If only it could smile as the sunlight
(by Eugenia Rivera)
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Sea
sweet and salty,
changing continually
like the feelings
If only I had the feelings' boat to sail everywhere
(by Egina Vilatimó) |
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Love
Paintful but exciting
sense to explore
as the feight of a bird
a wish to know the fate
(by Sara Alegre)
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A model
imprisoned and manipulated
living desperately
like a sportswoman who wants to get a gold medal
if only I could take our her disguise
and make her be herself
( by Gemma Pidelaserra)
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