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Best Poems Written by Lisa Lee

Below are the all-time best Lisa Lee poems as chosen by PoetrySoup members

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The Rancher

morning frost twinkles
      while rancher sips coffee and
              whiffs new arrivals

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Elk Walk - the Rancher

Elk Walk

           elk walk in snow to
     find a morsel in warm fount
         beyond, fields beacons


                The Rancher

          morning frost twinkles
      while rancher sips coffee and
            whiffs new arrivals


                   5/9/2014
          January Haiku Contest

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Alarm Cat

matty meows with
  a rooster at  6 a.m.
       but, no snooze button

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Colorado

in colorado
   the geese recall the last time
     we threw crumbs on pond

                5/6/2014

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Lace

white laced cotton lay
over the hard open ground
grandma's cup missing

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Rare Occurrence

at stop light
rare occurrence
plates in sequence

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Cowboy

Often times I dream of days gone past -
Although, I've not lived then -
Neither saddle or horse shoe cast:

Where was he when I first envisioned the outline of his long, hatted figure?
Atop a horse named, "Fourth of July" -
Montana perhaps or Wyoming is where he lingered...for a time.

Long since dormant, there remains only tattered 
images of a dusty saddle horn, bent buckles, a frayed lasso hidden under
some felled and hollowed out oak, that still rustles with callused sounding 
boots of cowboys retiring, still wet with the days cattle drive, sore and
worn out talks of how they could have been with the perfumed, bustled 
women of their otherwise, ordinary youth.

5/7/2014

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Orange Peel

phone rings while she is 
     holding orange peel, somehow
              is predicting him

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The Locket

dreams of family
locket lay against her chest
within, picture torn

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Buck's Cabin Door - Prose Poetry

as i look out Buck's cabin door,
i see new and old huddled 
together on the ground,
pinecones thrown all around,
a young bird being hugged by 
an old world, full of embrace;
it hardly makes sense to my slow ear
and yet, i know it is full of God's grace;
i must be seeing thru Buck's eyes now
and i wish not to go down the hill;
for, i'd rather stay focused on the 
heavenly things, new and old,
that 
    landed 
             together 
                        on the ground.

5/10/2014