Best Springs Poems


Premium Member A Hundred Springs

Some days I feel so damned old
Like my zest is starting to mold
Seems my feet are always cold
My golden years ran out of gold

I'm sitting here on this old swing
Watched the ending of another spring
The birds with their young under wing
The warm gulf winds start to sting

I remember swings used to be fun
We'd jump out and land on the run
All those years chasing the sun
Now those memories are called homespun

And all in the blink of an eye
Young goes to old on the fly
Shake my head and let out a sigh
As a hundred springs pass by 



   by Daniel Turner
Categories: springs, age,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Springs That Once Blossomed

Tiptoeing fond emotions how playfully you tease
Titillating seductively my memories to appease
Springs that once blossomed passionate appeal
When indulgent eyes met contours of your zeal
Tantalizing tenor of love quixotic rhythms reveal.

I hear those melodies, romantic heartbeats revive,
Pulsing strings of heart on its tempo they thrive
Promising forgotten vibes, fervid past is still alive
When gently you arrive awakening frozen dreams
Delighting love-beats, crooning amorous themes.

You sense as I do, why unsated feelings still woo,
Why the un-bloomed seasons are trying to renew
Autumns full of gilded hues you once withdrew
Disheartening two ardent souls beholden and true;
As love now rustles anew, what am I to construe?

Oh! how ebulliently you bloomed in our first kiss
When blazing impulses tolled moments of bliss,
I recognize those footprints as delicately you spree
In courtyard of longings, venerating you and me,
As whispers of intimacy implore in euphoric plea.

July 18, 2021
Poem of the day on July 19, 2021
Placed 1st: A Brian Strand Rhymed Contest
Categories: springs, emotions, longing, love,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Springs Lullaby

Spring skipping past Winter blows a kiss

Frost gives way to lush green carpet

Old twigs become new houses

Robin eggs match the sky 

Winters forgotten 

Springs lullaby

Welcome life

A new

day
Categories: springs, life, nature
Form: Nonet

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Premium Member Springs Return

with winters passing
new growth from soil emerges  ~
flamboyant landscape






Written 29th March 2019.
Categories: springs, growth, spring, winter,
Form: Haiku

The Law of Spiral Springs

Robert Hooke caused quite a commotion
In the academic ocean
When in spite of his Gown 
With a lady of the Town 
He enjoyed simple harmonic motion

Not before had he seemed so spry
That nobody could deny
He’d a verve and a pep
And a spring in his step
As he walked along the High

Thus out of his indiscretion
That made such a lasting impression
He cognised and saw
There must be a law
Of extension and compression
Categories: springs, humor,
Form: Limerick

The Last of Springs

And when it seems, the last of Springs 
                            has blossomed in my garden
A barren wasteland now resides
                                like sins without a pardon

The emptiness that that floods my heart
                               seems never to be shaken
A dream that haunts me in the night
                               from which i can’t awaken

It’s then and only then, I learn
                          just what it is that makes me
For strength is not dependent on
                          a whim that just forsakes me

Though gardens whither in our lives
                             and sorrow grows to follow
It means not that the rest of days
                                are destined to be hollow

Though giving up is easy when
                         the best seems far behind me
Determination stays the rain
                          and soon the sun will find me
Categories: springs, conflict, emotions, how i
Form: Rhyme


Astral Springs

Scintillating whispers of hushed sapphire dew,
my heart flutters in shades of pale blue;
blooming waves in topaz rings,
desires spread new wings
to a song.
Springs
rush along
curled silver glass strings,
my thread of memories clings
to spectrum of stars falling in queue,
scintillating whispers of hushed sapphire dew.


July 13, 2020

Andaree - 11 Lines Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
Rhymes checked with rhymezone.com
Syllables checked with howmanysyllables.com

~Winner: 1st Place
Categories: springs, analogy, stars,
Form: Rhyme

Springs Warmth

Echoes in my essence 
rode a cold frigid breeze 
Snowflakes would ride along 
bringing a deeper freeze 

Words upon winter's breath 
seen each time i spoke
White warm puffs dance 
whimsical floating smoke 

Toes and fingertips tingled
a cold that almost burns 
Beauty in this winter land 
Yet spring's warmth i yearn
Categories: springs, spring, winter,
Form: Rhyme

Hot Springs

Cold air all around but warm steam rises above
From springs heated from deep below.
Throwing on on shorts I slip inside
And feel my day float away.
As bubbles rises they tickle my side
As cares freely flow from my mind.
Hours pass by I relax deep into a haze
Of warm steam flowing free.
Categories: springs, nature,
Form: Light Verse

Premium Member Way Out Over Copland's Appalachian Springs

We dragged the slopes to our feet.
On the summit, we burnt our clothes
for wood and there shuffled our feet
in the hush of the falling snow.
 
We had come out of the scuffed grass.
 
With one look back in unbelief
exhuming the long trek
                                       the silent keen
                puffing through blubbery fingers.
We pulled the hoofed trail through
the trapdoor of  our unchained links
                foisting for new heights.
 
Beyond the Appalachian Mountains
the hanging fern on pine dripped snow
on moles burrowing in gashed hollows.
 
We paused. In that doubtful moment
we rued the climb, succumbing to the assault
upon this stilled millennia’s eerie silence. 
 
All that time the swivelling blizzards raged
             shifting soil, eroding avalanches.
Below, burgeoning customs
             unmaned the silent dignity of bisons.
All bore testimony to a familiar preparation.
 
And then, suddenly before our eyes
the solemn ground rose with the breeze
the spangled map changing to the quick:
 
              Chicago  Pittsburgh  Kansas City
              wild barnyards dry-coughing, pop-corning garages
              horrent timber ribbed the coasting steamboats
                                                          the linoleum walls
              the mild Indian piqued he was
              by the mahogany cubism of our speech.
 
We wondered if coming so far
only mattered, we would be content
to build a fire, here and now
and unpack our horses.
 
We saw little need to go on.
 
One night the summit might open
up and swallow us all or old age
would come upon us like a lonely neighbour
on a pretext to the door.
 
 
© T.Wignesan 1964
London, U.K.
[from the collection: tell them i’m gone, 1983; published in Fire Readings (A Collection of Contemporary Writing from the Shakespeare & Company Fire Benefit Readings). Paris-Boston: Frank Books, 1991, pp. 36-37.]
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: springs, inspirational, fire, fire,
Form: Lay

Springs Fashion Show

Naked trees,dressed by springs fashion.
Birds seek refuge in the sleeves of trees.
Warm breeze run up the trees sleeves. 
Feathers are cleaned by a brush of wind.
Spring gives birth to a clean look. The best
designer the world could have. Springs fashion
 show my eyes must have.
Categories: springs, nature,
Form: Free verse

Springs Rains

Grow grains
On Plains

By Robb A. Kopp
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For Brian's contest in the 'footle' trochiac monometer style
Categories: springs, nature
Form: Rhyme

Springs Kiss

Written by
Cecil Hickman

Spring delivers a sweet kiss from thee
Touching lips ever lusciously
Releasing sweetness for me
Warming you tenderly
Breaking cool air free
Springtime decree
Ceaselessly
To be
We

Written for
Sponsor Michael J. Falotico 
Contest Name "Nonet Me A Spring Kiss"
Categories: springs, happiness, life, love, nature,
Form: Nonet

Springs Forth Spring

A season to delight, to sing and thrive

Birth of spring beckons new life

Casting aside the winter nights

Dancing gay the flowers bloom

Endless days of soothing clime

From the trees the wind chime

Grasses lush and green grow tall

Hotter days soon to follow

Igniting the passion strong

Joining in the lovers song

Kites brought out by children gay

Lurking ice soon melts away

Moist soil that promise growth

Never doth such time come oft

Over the hills the sun emerge

Promising the awaited warmth

Quivering underneath its touch

Rosebuds kissed by hungry bees 

Sucking at the lingering beads 

To fill their need for sweetness deep

Unfolding the rainbow stretch

Vast corn fields flourish much

Water taking silent course to sea

Xanthic carpet beneath the tree

Yonder lies the clear blue sky hued

Zenith of happiness is procured 

© Nadiya (14 Feb '15)

Placed 3rd in the contest 'abecedarian' by Shadow Hamilton on 27 Feb 2015.
Categories: springs, growth, happy, life, seasons,
Form: Abecedarian

Sorrow Springs In Black Savannah

SORROW SPRINGS IN BLACK SAVANNAH
By Immaculata Ortner

Sorrow springs in black savannah
Where nature proved its pride
Silence sting like ancient drone
As dark melody rose 
Winging high in spike like dragon spew
As discomfort swells in black souls
Our top was not so high
Neither was our thoughts wild!
When strangers flirt and raid our shores in with minds of wolfish beats
Our words and swards were sheath
And the voice of our chanting drum was trunk
Groaning grey in grievous tones
As darkness shades our doomy world
They traced our path in search of liquid golds, yet with books untold
They crack our walls with no defence, speak with hoot like owl!
They create a route of no return
Where blacks goods sniveled
They cleared our greens and dent
Our springs, yet we flinch and flee in fear
But though our nights, were doomy dark
The sun could rise in place of moody moon if brothers where brothers
Our wings could mount the stormy wind if friends we trust where truly friends
And the green we have would be truly green if tooth that flashed were purely white 
Then our tales of pride would glow
Categories: springs, fear, slavery, sorrow, war,
Form: Elegy
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