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Best Almanac Poems

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Premium Member An Autumn Almanac
behind window's pane
i sense the still of the sky...
spent leaves whirl on by 

 © Harry J Horsman 2021...

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Categories: almanac, autumn,
Form: Senryu



Premium Member Lanterne Almanac
WINTER
in
anger-
whips up the waves,
pounds the shingle
shore
SPRING
in
action-
brings to life
and feathers its
nest
SUMMER
so 
lazy-
rests the soul
and flowers the
land
AUTUMN
so
mellow-
scents and sounds
in the harvest
home....

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Categories: almanac, nature, seasons,
Form: Lanterne
Premium Member Red Poinsettia
red poinsettia
“Flower of the Holy Night”
a gift for Jesus

Native to Mexico, the poinsettia is called "Flor de la Noche Buena" (Flower of the Holy Night)...

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Categories: almanac, christmas, december, holiday,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The Highways and the Byways
The Highways and the Byways
By Franklin Price
10/27/2107
(Inspired by Nancy McIntyre Stepp)

 The highways and the byways
Of this life in which we've grown
Bring back many memories
Of...

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Categories: almanac, adventure, happiness, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Old Mcdonald's Has a Barn
Old McDonald's had a barn
Dutta, Dutta,
In this barn he has a charm
Dutta, Dutta,

Why, look to the left, i see a waterfall 
I'm going to write...

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Categories: almanac, anniversary, appreciation,
Form: Bio



The Bogeyman
Soaking wet the grey sheep huddle
by the stone wall shaped and laid
to last five hundred more years still.
Rains sheeting o'er the moor leave 
us dripping...

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Categories: almanac, metaphor,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Statesque
Stark
emblems 
of winter-
dress themselves 
green-
a
verdant
almanac,
in foliage now
seen...

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Categories: almanac, seasons
Form: Lanterne
Disarray
BLESSED DISARRAY!

There’s one thing that’s assured in this physical world
More than death and taxation so physicists say
It’s the increase in entropy, time unfurled
Or in other...

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Categories: almanac, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Not Your Old Generation Grandparents
From the moment we became grandparents we have felt conflicted
at the way, in books and media, grandparents are depicted.

But we’ve been grandparents for a while...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: almanac, grandparents,
Form: Verse
I Am Monster Spoken Word Poem
I am monster
the Osiris of lost souls
lurking in the moonlit shadows
I am Frankenstein unbound
among hungry crows and grackles
I creep over the scared ground
of good and...

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Categories: almanac, dark, spoken word,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member End of Summer
We were home 
On an innocent summer afternoon
And for a day we pushed our problems aside
The almanac promised a clear day, highs in the eighties
Instead...

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Categories: almanac, family,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member A Day In July
It was an innocent summer afternoon
And for a day we pushed our problems aside
The almanac promised a clear day, highs in the eighties
Instead it was...

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Categories: almanac, family, summer, summer,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member It Was I
…thirteen miners…
…only one survived… 
…still clinging to life...  
...with a history of violations...
It wasn’t West Virginia. 
It was I.
And I’m taking the day off....

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Categories: almanac, allegory, death, philosophy,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Spring Garden Prep
SPRING GARDEN PREPARATION (20150213)

After the winter season
But before the rains begin
Catalogues of heirloom seeds
Delivered just in time
Earmarked and prioritized
Farmer’s Almanac consulted
Given planting periods
Horoscopes included (but...

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Categories: almanac, food, garden, home, life,
Form: Abecedarian
Premium Member Rain a Long Time Coming
I arrived before the final showing,
Before your heart was erased.
When we run the gamut 
There are rules
That cannot be broken.

There are spirals in the mind
That...

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© Bill Yates  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: almanac, rain,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things