Best Dewdrop Poems

dewdrop dreams ~ inspire
w h i s p e r s 
      of rainfall 
bouncing
      on a tender rose
...

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on the rose petals
sparkling with the morning sun
bright dewdrop diamonds


beneath the streetlight
glistening on the snowflakes
sparkling white diamonds


on the ripples
shimmering in the sunshine
dancing water diamonds...

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Wettest dewdrop hangs soundless on the edge
Of flashy, cheerful orange red lily
Mirroring emerald green foliage
Balanced close by, aimless, o’er the beauty

Dew drenched pea green shrubbery is carefree
With bright and showy blooms seen everywhere
Bold blue purple and yellow or cherry
Beside soft pinks and deep, dark red...

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Gleaming like a pearl
Morning's drop on a leafblade
Catching the sunrays
Only there for a moment
Such is the morning dew drop...

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I whisper a touch of mystery
Across your expectant skin
Causing you to smile within
Reflecting on nightly dreams

I caress your eyes with hues
Of gold, amber and hazy blue
Reminding you of my freshness
Beckoning with beguiling dewdrops

I embrace the warmth of a rising sun
Coloring the skies with exhilaration
Sweetening the...

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tearful dewdrop falls
slipping silently from death...
nature replenished



Very Strict Haiku Contest
For: Charles
Honorable Mention



word -dewdrop- early spring...

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A lazy-daisy dewdrop spell,
Reflective in a blade -
Grass-green and sunny eyes do dwell.
Beyond the dawn, a quick farewell.
The subtleness - not much to wade.
Sun burns and splash, does fade.

The cochlea, a sunrise plume.
A dove’s cooing in ear.
Soft petals do dry off and bloom,
Emerge and release...

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a dewdrop from a wandering bead
born in somewhere deep and deep in valley
asking the reason why he has to be born 

dyed blue
in a moon
light

and thinking of the meaning of life
looking up at the countless stars
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Dewdrops

Dawn reflecting

Wakening glistening

Diamonds scattered cross the field

Meadow carpet radiance aglitter

Gems of nature deck the morning

Fleeting fading passing

Transient sparkle

Dewdrops ...

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Heavenly dewdrops every night
Caught by petal blossom
For our eyes a beautiful sight
Moments of joy it does ignite
Summer's waning no more delight
Truth be told 'twas awesome!



Dewdrops
Poetry Contest.
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by: 
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Pixabay image by: Wal_172619...

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The Pilgrim’s Ghost of a Thousand Heavenly Dreams

Looking through a magical dewdrop we now see an enchanted
Chandelier, liquid-sparkling pure, where a mystical quicksilver 
Mirrors a living-moonlight reflection of a thousand radiant stars.

These stars are heavenly focus points that reflect the celestial
Magnificence of Almighty God’s prescient...

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DATE: 27th June, 2022.

POEM TITLE: A Morning’s Play 


In a misty morning simmer,
where droplets run along
blades of grasses in limber
to a game of ‘who grows bigger’
until a splatter rings a song,
a brief play date gone wrong.

Pearls on taro leaves form ripples,
upon the water's face,
rolling off...

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Like a heavy dew, the morning brings dripping leaves,
Sighing softly and leaning into the whisper of dawn,
Lingering quietly in the echoes of sunlight falling gently,
Singing a liquid kiss over the boughs and branches,
Reflecting the intimacy of melancholy risking its breath
Comforting hasty winds with the remains...

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Misting the mountains, the roses
Softly dripping, sliding down petals
Gentling the feelings with emotive
Drizzling across forever, inviting
Even the light to whisper its caress
Kissing away all the darkness, 
Erasing the melancholy, the doubt
With breathless whispers of dew
Drops sacrificing the parched moments
Alive with a rare and genuine peace,
Music...

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THIS WORLD OF DEW

This world? 
Moonlit dew
flicked from a crane's bill.
—Eihei Dogen Kigen, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

Seventy-one?
How long
can a dewdrop last? 
—Eihei Dogen Kigen, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

Dewdrops beading grass-blades
die before dawn;
may an untimely wind not hasten their departure!
—Eihei Dogen Kigen,...

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