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Best Deciduous Poems

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Premium Member Deciduous
Dancing breezes
Bursts of sun
Crisp apple autumn day

Leaves twirl upwards with a flourish
Spurning twigs that yearn to cling

Lovers pass by, their laughter lingers
Dark clouds obscure the...

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Categories: deciduous, death, natureautumn,
Form: Rengay



Premium Member View It From Afar
To appreciate our planet;
begin with its snowcapped mountains,
where sunbeams morph crystals of ice
into gems of glistening light.

Witness white clouds traverse the skies
floating on a vista...

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Categories: deciduous, beautiful, earth, imagery, imagination,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member A Winter Forest
A harsh wind bites.
The signals are there for those
who understand; those who can 
read the fauna and flora like a map.
Navigating through the forest…
through life.
Acorns...

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Categories: deciduous, winter,
Form: Free verse
Autumn
Autumn
                a chilling wave
      ...

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Categories: deciduous, appreciation, art, autumn, cheer
Form: Rictameter
Premium Member One Autumn Night
On a desolate splendor of this autumn night
We listen to the serene call of the gleaming moonlight
Deciduous trees stand tall to acclaim its magnificence
Conducting the...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: deciduous, love, nature, romance,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Autumn Haiku
day and night equal
the autumnal equinox ~
autumn now begins
          
squirrels gather nuts
store food for the coming...

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Categories: deciduous, animal, autumn, farm, halloween,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The Sacred Drops
Forth from the heaven, from the misty moorlands of all sacred woodland greens,
drop by drop by striking the pebbles and untouched vegetations oozes, 
the intoning...

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Categories: deciduous, beauty, journey, nature, philosophy,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Just Peachy
The moon ripe as a Georgia peach,
plopped itself upon the blue-blackened,
scalloped edge of the deciduous forest,
topping the syrupy squiggle of horizon
as it bled into the...

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Categories: deciduous, nature
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Potpourri
This potpourri is a redolent of our sweet memories
When you and I happily shared our love under those deciduous trees
Those fragrant petals and autumn leaves...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: deciduous, art, beauty, dedication, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Autumn Haiku
Autumn Haiku

                    Deciduous trees
  ...

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Categories: deciduous, autumn, simple,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Spring Is Coming Soon
Snow draped folds like loose Cashmere curtains cover the evergreen boughs
pining for the lengthening days of each succeeding sunrise,
reticent to see the cold of night...

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Categories: deciduous, seasons, spring,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Autumn Draws Near
Summer fading, Autumn draws near
Apace, a waft murmur hum so clear

Bold aroma of petrichor gather
Upon pulse lands color plants
Rains journey row by row

Nature sounds amid...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: deciduous, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Song of The White Willow No 6: AABB
Venture advances, the future ... occurs,
the White Willow trees, best found by rivers
edge. Salix alba, and 'Tristis' means sad,
hence, 'Weeping', yet the essence seems to...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: deciduous, allusion, analogy, appreciation, beautiful,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Tooth
Sharing hard candy with her best friend Shirley
Impossible task if deciduous teeth are lost prematurely
Although each child progresses in a different rate
My predecessor took its...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: deciduous, addiction, candy, humor,
Form: Personification
Categories: deciduous, depression, sad,
Form: Epigram

Book: Reflection on the Important Things