Senses Abecedarian Poems
These Senses Abecedarian poems are examples of Abecedarian poems about Senses. These are the best examples of Abecedarian Senses poems written by international poets.
After a good night's sleep:
by White Wolf
Anxiously the trees were awaiting their morning breeze,
Birds nestled amongst the high towering branches,
Caressing in couples as they watched over their nests,
Delicately leaves were falling...
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animal, beauty, bird, sun,
Spring Flowers Abound
by MARY GRACE
SPRING FLOWERS ABOUND
A time of year we love the best is spring, a time for new beginnings
Bringing us bright new flowers...
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celebration, flower, spring, daffodils,
It is not all Philosophical
by Lukas Ficklin
Another afternoon being brave,
chasing clouds
down drifting earth embers
for freedom.
Grateful glances hurry humbly
into imminent jubilee.
Juxtaposed kindly,
knives loosely lacerate
my...
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adventure, appreciation, encouraging, freedom,
MUSIC TO MY EARS
by JAN ALLISON
All types of music appeals to me
Bohemian Rhapsody was one of the first records I brought
Can’t specify one style over another, I will listen to...
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me, music, nostalgia,
Spring
by Seren Roberts
Amidst the budding
branches the Robin sings, the song is
carried tunefully in the spring air.
denoting that all is well in his world
Every sound listened to by...
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celebration, spring, daffodils,
Spring Revival
by Arlene Smith
Acres of lush emerald meadows
burst forth from pregnant earth,
creating the perfect background for a
dazzling array of wildflowers.
Expectant mothers of beast and fowl
fill the countryside with...
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hope, nature, spring,
A Spring Hike
by Rhonda Johnson-Saunders
A winter white blanket melts turning Aspens verdant green.
Buds sprout on mountainsides in a sunlit golden sheen.
Clouds like fresh-picked cauliflower sink low and drift on...
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nature, spring,