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Best Meadowlark Poems

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Premium Member I Am a Meadowlark
When I first flew the nest, my spirits were low; 
how my world has changed from one year ago. 
Now fully fledged, I spread open...

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Categories: meadowlark, bird, me, writing,
Form: Personification



Premium Member Meadowlark Song
I heard a meadowlark today,
The first one I have heard
Since I left Dakota prairies.
That cheery little bird
Brought back so many memories
Of childhood young and free.
Sing...

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Categories: meadowlark, naturesweet, time, child, sweet,
Form: Rhyme
Twilight Composers - Repost
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Here on the night before yesterday’s dream,
twilight composers retreat
Laughing at whispers a’ flow on the stream,
happily taking a seat

Practicing meadowlark lyrics to sing,
strumming a toadstool...

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Categories: meadowlark, good night,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Heavenly Rest In Peace
“Perching on a fencepost, the meadowlark calls in sweet trilling tones like a solo marimba.” L. Milton Hankins

The meadow lark happily sits along the fencepost...

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Categories: meadowlark, beautiful, bird, heaven, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member At Heaven's Gate - Parts 1 and 2
PART 1:          THE MEETING

Alone one night neath lantern light, I trudged a weary mile.
Forlorn, I went...

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Categories: meadowlark, fantasy,
Form: Ballad



Premium Member The Winter of My Tears
"Alas! The lessening light, the worsening my plight-
My face- a somber expression..." excerpt  from 
*a poem by Just That Archaic Poet


The summer of my...

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Categories: meadowlark, sad, seasons,
Form: Kyrielle
Beneath This Soft Dark Silent Sky
Beneath this soft...dark silent sky  

 
 
 
Beneath this soft…dark silent sky
as starlight teardrops weep
in moon glow feathered sonnets…
my heart waits
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Clinging to...

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Categories: meadowlark, good night,
Form: Free verse
It Was On a Kansas Farm
It was on a Kansas farm 
I saw the beauty and the charm
as I sat gazing out across the hills
Not a car or man in...

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© Gayle Rodd  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: meadowlark, farm, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Springtime Song
Mother nature’s songs I cannot exceed 
Of the Whippoorwill out in open field
They partake of mother’s bliss free of greed
Birds and their songs give of...

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Categories: meadowlark, naturebird, bird,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member In Memory of Milt - By Jenna Logan
Jenna no longer has access to her account, and she has asked if I would post this for her.  
These would be her last...

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Categories: meadowlark, friend, memory, tribute,
Form: Verse
Premium Member I Just Have To Smile
Spring takes me for a warm walk in the park,
with emerald trees
swaying in the breeze.
And I hear the chirps of a meadowlark
sung to captivate
and attract...

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Categories: meadowlark, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Verse
Nature's Beauty On Display
Tonight the golden glow of stars and the crescent moon's silver light are far more beautiful than mankind has the right to behold. The Creator,...

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Categories: meadowlark, beauty, nature,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Dawning
When the sky bleeds solitude 
like a wounded weeping heart and
the horizon’s embrace wraps valleys about eternity,
then, only then, can the bountiful earth find love.
Crimson...

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Categories: meadowlark, allegory, devotion, hope, life,
Form: Free verse
Summer Song
Drifting in a memory
of rolling distant hills
stretched out like a waveless ocean of green
the sun blazing way up high 
In the stillness of a languid...

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Categories: meadowlark, naturesweet, sweet,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Songs of Power
Songs Of Power 

(Lost As Blackness Invades)

Where the agony invades life seems in blurs,
And the long nights eat the fruited trees,
And later, night dreams stalk...

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Categories: meadowlark, allegory, death, humanity, loss,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things