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…a monarch butterfly’s 
silently
fast fluttering wings
flickering shadows 
 breaking 
       sunbeams…



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 (with inspiration from
   Darlene DeBeaulieu’s poem “The Rain”)
(c) sally young eslinger 7/9/2024
Thanks to God ——

Roses and Sunbeams

Roses and Sunbeams


Her scent wafts alongside her and sinks into my heart;
For I have become fixated, by a desire for her touch.
She was glorious and overpowering, from the very start;
I am hooked and addicted to her love; she is my drug.


She leads me to distraction, for in her I eyes I am lost;
Hopelessly infatuated with her, I see only roses.
She brings me to Heaven and my trust is all it cost;
For she believes in my faithfulness and in her pocket are posies.


Her words are like sunbeams, bringing light to my darkness
And our candlelit romantic nights; shall never be soiled.
She can remember my love and forget any bitterness;
For I am here to cure her heart and our love can never be destroyed.


She is eternally locked, within a memory of happiness;
For she brings me warmth, when all else in the world is cold and black.
I am alive when our hands are together; embrace me my Goddess.
For I am enslaved by your beauty and I shall never fondness lack.


I have no need to speak to her of my lust for her body;
Because she can see clearly how much I love her; I glide.
In her arms I am forever gladdened, by her proximity;
But if she was ever taken from my eyes, I would surely die.


I need her presence beside me, to guide me along;
This story of a life, as of yet unseen by the world.
But inside her I find, I am locked forever, she is our song;
She is a poem, a poetess, a masterpiece…she is my girl.


She is the flick of the last paint stroke, on the Mona Lisa;
She is the full stop at the end of a play by Shakespeare.
She is the last chip off the shoulder, of the Adonis sculpture;
She is the seal to enclose the writings of a scripture of literature.


She is the last second of pregnancy; she is a new born baby.
She is the last, she is unique, she broke the mould; she is reverie.
She is the Gateway to Heaven; she is the perfect lady.
She is Gods day of rest after a week of creating humanity.


She is the last heartbeat of my life and she is love…
She makes me complete…she is the perfect finishing touch.


(C)2011 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.

Ecstasy- a Bliss

Relishing a dream of voyage;
though the sky lit by the glory of rays,
my eyes squinted at the ray
fluttering my lashes says,
not now,don't wake me now.

Impeccable sunlight splattering
on to the window
making a tiny purslane buds to grow.
In a fantasy,I say,
not now,don't wake me now.

Beads of morning dew sets humbly
on my pristine pink roses
and haughty dew on the edge of the leaf
filling in a light from the sunbeam.
Be-worried to dispel from cloud-land,I say
not now,don't wake me now.

Am exploring the vault of heaven
loosing myself from within
under the blanket of murky rain.
Then heard a crooning songs buzzing into my ear
wakes me recalling the tangled memories of cheer.
Plunged into a new day with smiling eyes
and with a prayer of good angels of heights.



Written by,
Rekha Antony

Throwback February 2020
Modified to refrain form


Premium Member Wishes and Sunbeams

Imagination fills our heart with delights
Fairies, leprechauns, dragons, and such,
Doing things with a mere transient hunch
Taking us to see most remarkable sights
We can only experience in wildest dreams,
Real in our childhood, lost as we slowly age
Comes a time we dismiss wizard and sage.
But, I still believe in wishes and sunbeams
I see no harm in wishing on a distant star
Or tossing a coin in a beautiful fountain,
Believing we can climb the highest mountain
Or travel to exotic places calling from afar.

Sunbeams

Sunbeams

Like gleaming gold dust floating in still air,
sparkling sunbeams silently stream through bare,
neglected, aging, cracked unpainted walls
that from my childhood, I can so very vividly recall.

In delightful uninhibited childish glee,
I try to grab hold of these lucid illusions persistently.
But these artful dodgers expertly evade my eager grasps,
like frightened fireflies they swiftly glide away from my obvious trap.


For now, that’s okay though,
because in my daydreams I know 
that one day when I'm all grown up,
I’ll magically capture them and fill my fairy cup.


Date: 7/27/2014
© Kika Ayala  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Perfect Sunbeams

I love you 
most precious jewel 
In the first kiss 
after absence is to be told

As long 
as the stars remain above you 
When love kisses 
eternity glows 
striking the very earth moving
 
Remains above you 
Crowning in your own world 
In one moment  
splitting hairs in time 

Pure is the legend of a vision 
promises to dance always 
In your shadow 
  
Co write Liam Mc Daid and David Bucknell


Premium Member Kisses By Sunbeams

Earthly, floral morn
Sunlight's breath expands outward
Angels kiss sunbeams

Premium Member Stars, Moonshine and Sunbeams

Stars hide their faces
behind the fluffy white cloud
just an odd twinkle

Moonshine beams dancing
causing flickering shadows
that dance joyously

Sunbeams hit the water
refracting and enhancing
the crystal river

Premium Member Winter Sunbeams

winter's sunbeams flow
through dotted cumulus clouds...
ancient hands revealed  

For PD...

Premium Member Dancing On Sunbeams

sweet song
 of dawn drifting
 on the winds of summer
 butterflies dancing on sunbeams
 all day

 5/27/17
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

Headlights Are Better Than Sunbeams

Buzz buzz purr purr
You think it’s all for you
Rub my ears and scratch my fur
It’s better than a zoo

You think it’s all for you
When I bring in a mouse
It’s better than a zoo
This living in your house

When I bring in mouse
You made me rip your shirt
I’m living in your house
I really was quite hurt

You made me rip your shirt
When you jumped up to shriek
I really was quite hurt
You sounded like a freak

When you jumped up to shriek
My claws hung in your blouse
You sounded like a freak
But I’m not gonna grouse

My claws hung in your blouse
So now it’s on the floor
But I’m not gonna grouse
‘cause really I’m not sore

So now it’s on the floor
Your breasts they are laid bare
I really am not sore
I find like it here

Your breasts they are laid bare
Rub my ears and scratch my fur
I find like it here
Buzz buzz purr purr
© Sky Leach  Create an image from this poem.

Sunbeams

Mountain of color
Sunbeams expose thy beauty
Clouds become ablaze

Autumn: Sunbeams On Colorful Streams

A spindling sun stream on bough's cloak spun
Melange of orange, yellow, red on foliage doth billow
Decadent Umbrella wields fluorescent shield o'er barren 
fields
Glinted blades colorful shades heighten
Bright-cherry, Oak leaf gloss doth floss
Purple haze of each Sweet Gum lobe doth tase
Yellow fringes on White Oak fingers waxes with gilding 
syringe
Orange Marmalade, Maple stars varnished with tinseling 
spade
Blue Beech crusted folds dusted with a brackish rust

In the August Heat

(Even Poetry can recall the warm days of  summer.)

** In the August Heat  **

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August roasts the red pears
Sitting crowded on the sill…Spoiling
With no protection from
The open, lime-tinted curtains
Speckled with tiny violets.  

Shimmering sunbeams stream diagonally
Through the room’s air, while outside,
A lost cricket, cornered under a deck step,
Chirps!  A repeating string of chirps!
His true place is elsewhere

In the night, by a willing mate.  The natural
Balance of his 250-million-year-old species 
Is upset — with only the heat sustaining him…
With his chirping!  Chirping rondo!
With the promise that she will come.
 
So, there he crouches.  Night…Night will come.
Heat will stay. His summer life yet has time to go.
So he waits.  Chirping!  His chorus repeats!
She will come.  They will touch when meeting
Then flee on to their otherwhere.

The coming night’s course will please.
So he waits…Earnestly  chirping!
Feeling the vibrations along his black back,
He waits.  In his summoning melody,
He chirps!  And, she will come.

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(c) sally young Eslinger 1/2022

Sunbeams

Seeping rays of light,
Leaking through the cumulous;
Beaming on the land.

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