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Best Late Arrival Poems

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Not-So-Late Arrival
Into the earth 
is our final fate,
the best we can hope for
is to be really late...

Damn, I'm always 10 minutes
early for everything!...

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© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: late arrival, humorous,
Form: Verse



Late Arrival
Benji the Bit-Bit Shire gardener,
had been following Blue Bell a horse.
He read that it was having a run,
Saturday at a local racecourse.

Blue Bell was in...

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Categories: late arrival, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Please Forgive Weakness It Makes Us Strong
So we all face the weepy songs, throat clogged
just because its blue month with the rain running down.

So our stomachs quiver and we can’t quite...

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Categories: late arrival, cry, feelings, hope, joy,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Foxestalk Xmas Party 2013
It was the night before Christmas
Not a sound was heard
Except for the sound of Mods
Discussing the Foxestalk message board.

The subject was a Christmas party
Which happened...

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© Ken Duddle  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: late arrival, funny,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Short and Swift
Summer
late arrival
cooler than usual
sun timidly peeking through clouds
soon gone...

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Categories: late arrival, nature
Form: Cinquain



Premium Member Aha Haiku 14
AHA HAIKU 14


Old friend calls
How are you?
Song of long ago

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Old condo ambience
Familiar faces converge;
Robot moods

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Chinese tea
Aids digestion;
Sip fond brew

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Cute boys charm
Innocence wakes up;
Naughty sparkles

~~~~~~~~~


Last journal...

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Categories: late arrival, change, , cute,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Canoeing the Mississippi - Part 3
Perhaps halfway to Bemidji we met a cleaning crew
Removing fallen trees but it helped us little
As they had only just started when we saw them.
The...

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Categories: late arrival, boat, dream, journey, nature,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Universe
One small word to describe so vast a space.
Universe magnificent in each place.
Perfect creations adorning each room.
Each plant knows best time to open its bloom.

Every...

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Categories: late arrival, change,
Form: Sonnet
Late Snow
rain turned snow
                    late arrival
 ...

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Categories: late arrival, introspection, nature
Form: Verse
Premium Member Love Delayed
Love Delayed 

 
Who could have known?
 
The pattern of life was already here.
Hot and cold in its earthliness.
It only required us to find our...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: late arrival, love,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member June Bugs
~ sequence of haiku ~

 

late arrival
everyone asleep
quiet as can be

fat june bugs flutter
in the dark of night
all too excited

ignoring this swarm
of june bugs
we put...

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Categories: late arrival, fishing, insect, june, nature,
Form: Haiku
Jilly Laughs and I Cry
I. 
Jilly's laugh is somewhere between 
a hiccup and a sigh 
teeth shimmering 
little porcelain cups 
like the ones 
I used in 
Victorian doll houses...

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Categories: late arrival, caregiving, childhood, daughter, family,
Form: Free verse
Fall For You
FALL FOR YOU

The autumn comes, sometimes slowly
Recalling warmth on sunny days
Yet soon the autumn diary wakes
Term time, and a nip in the air

After summer’s late...

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Categories: late arrival, autumn,
Form: Quatern
Stephanus Marcus 29
Stephanus Marcus Book 1
Canto 6
Verses 4 and 5

Now herald monarch's late arrival nigh.
From east his royal standard shows design.
A lion bold displays from pennant high...

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Categories: late arrival, england,
Form: Rhyme
School Dance
The gym was decorated:
crepe draped and glittery.
Disquietude was partner
as I stood against the wall,
misrepresented hunger gnawing at my soul
and a misunderstood thirst.
The electric strumming died,
so...

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Categories: late arrival, boyfriend, dance, first love,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things