Best Mild Poems

Summer Mild Night
Relax let the breeze of this mild summer night touch your skin,
Close your eyes,
Open your heart and mind
For a time! you make its long
Take deep long breath. 
Open your eyes,
To look attentively at the stars in the sky
If it was cloudy, try again....

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Eagles hover above shrilling and circling under clouds,
their curved beaks seek prey in the azure lake... 
searching and swooping to snatch the Tundra swans
placidly swimming in the waters after daybreak.

The October wind isn't tame and it turns ferocious,
blowing and whistling over the water that riddles;
and...

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Without further ado
i offer my literary missives anew
fur ye to ponder and brew
from meister mwm of his motley crue,
whom dwells in a nada very complex edifice
which numb burr oof offspring equals deux
whereby this spouse i.e me kind of resembles an emu
whence money a edified reader...

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Life is so tough, strong and high
bag of grit and elasticity difficult to die.

Staying strong even with a hit head
gives it strength to spot a hidden bread.

Combination of senses so powerful is a credential
the interplay of agility and speed is so essential.

Carnivorous in nature, giving...

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Sunrays turned so mild
Having crossed the barrier  
Of dense and dark clouds...

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Sleep, sleep my darling, sleep my fair child
Sleep my fair child, dream your dreams
Dream your dreams of thundering waves so wild
Waves so wild, all the while sunlight beams
Sunlight beams, plays, and lights up your hair
Lights up your hair, your ringlets of gold
Your ringlets of gold,...

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The humble soul has self respect
Treat others how you would choose be treated
The apple falls from the tree
for you to take freely - the tree giving

There is a courteous respect
when you look to another - inferior to those around you
holding yourself in lesser importance 
and...

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Mild wind touches my hair from the back in a ponytail. 
I removed the tie then start flying.
The wind of Putrajaya sisshing in air

Beneath the silence, 
The country's flag swinging near the lake-river,
Upon it’s a proud being.
Looking at the bridge I am seeing, 

It is...

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Warm
April 
winds scatter 
wicks left by winter...
snow melts revealing barren soil.
Spring
is late
awakening
impatience in me...
to kiss Lucy on lush meadows.
Voices
with sweet
whispers rise
to the dazzling clouds....
anticipating more mild days.


Copyright ( c ) 20015 by Andrew Crisci...

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Some forests never fear the fury of March bending a tree,
their Redwoods and Giant Sequoias provide good shelter
from winds and storms that occasionally begin at sea;
in this woodland, the wood thrush and the blue warbler
have made their home and they're happy to see a wanderer...
when...

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I never understood
    the 'Call of the Wild'
 
  Give me an easy-chair 
    ~ weather sunny and mild...

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I'm in the back burner once again
Once again
Wild and free in the fields of fleedom 
Mild with glee, ahhhh awaiting his Kingdom 
Yes baby, you make me happy as a clown getting all of the kid's attention 
Not to mention the way you make me...

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This last day of February two thousand nineteen
Southeastern Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
unlikely to be inundated with heavy snowy scene
methinks buds will burst early issuing royal green
carpeting landscape, sans expert architects queen

"Mother Nature" commences to baptize spilling
purity, sans cerulean bajillion year celestial tureen
while refulgent solar beams massage...

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mild mannered person
becomes bold with bottled brew

liquid courage...

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She was always meek and mild
Mannered… like a smile
Filling up the room with pleasure
Gentle faith and quiet joy
Inspiring hearts to listen to the One
Who speaks in the stillness
And lights up the entire heart
With beauty so alive
It pours hope through the soul
Silences the busyness
Colors the air...

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