Best Welcoming Poems

pumpkins sit and smile
                scarecrows wave from empty fields
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Pure White Cream, On Mother Nature's Welcoming Ground

Cream of winter's desserts, wide blankets- fallen snows,
balms for child sadness, beauty in splendor that shows.

Where resides better memories of Christmas past,
greater fun frolicking in the milk laden cold;
than that of heaven's ship dropping its white-cast mast
venturing forth,...

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In the absence of complication,
trials and tribulations become distant memories.
Above sapphire skies delight sanguine eyes -
inspiring forthcoming musings of the mind.

While a tiny thread weaves daydreams
among tulips and chinaberry,
creating comfort along a beckoning horizon
as footsteps are soft and freedom a gift.

Birthing a simpler life singing,...

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she welcomed death
peacefully, in her sleep...

her flowers
don't seem to know
inviting guests to the yard






For Andrea's Tanka 2 contest
3/16/15...

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On
lucent
gossamer
wings fulgent in
my precious garden
nymphs spin golden trumpets
welcoming spring. Gentian bells
sway blithely beneath  jubilant
incantations arousing cupids
ardent desire blossoming cherry pink....

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A bouquet of red roses for you PD
 In appreciation for all you do
And a box of chocolates too
Thank you for being a member of the welcoming committee

A bouquet of pink roses for you Anne Lise
For being the wonderful person that you are
Spreading your kind...

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Niagara Falls has been a Welcoming Demise for centuries. It started with
thrill seekers going over the falls in a Barrel, bringing notoriety to those that survived the feat. They even have a museum there showcasing these daring 
life risking foolish folks.
 Sadly there have been...

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*We had our first mild day the other day :)

The mild air came upon frozen snow
Melting with water dripping streams
Beech tree leaves kept rustling
In the wind that moved ice
Winter is changing
Within a day
For now it
Welcomes
Spring

Heidi Sands

2/26/21...

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Frosty takes his leave
melting snow on the hillside
Spring has her warm ways...

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October eyes welcoming
seasons charming exchange
Greens for the golden, 
of trees, as they rearrange
Crimson twirls 
from limb to ground
Circles completing
as nature astounds

October eyes gleaning
whirling color revolutions
observing the dance
with pleasing devotions
Crackling leaves
crunching under my feet
another Autumn
I’m blessed to meet

©Debra Squyres...

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A breath of air bodes of sweet spring
And urges winter on its way.
A red breast robin on the wing
Is looking for a place to stay 
To build a nest without delay.

The signs of spring are all around
Answering to nature's set alarms.
Snowbells are pushing from the...

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WELCOMING    WINTER


In  mid-winter we will be wed:
Oh, that  the cool whiteness could be sped !
How my heart waits  for her cool embrace
And the feel  of  snow flakes  on my face,
Running warm through her frosted trees,
Watching the...

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Welcoming Our Little Ty


We welcome in a baby boy named Ty
blessed we are, asking not why
Life precious and so very sweet
another grandson I'll soon greet

Life sends blessings as it flows
we thank God and it surely shows
A future with this child's joys
daughter now has two beautiful...

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Hello!
Hello in there?
Can you feel me yet?...

Welcome to the United States of America!

The U-nited States began as an incubation site
for humane freedom and justice,
although our elders were a bit ahead of
non-violent communication therapy,
mind/body communion therapy,
so we have run into some long-term monoculturing problems
with linking up...

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You really want to know who I am?  
Are you interested at all,
In what lies behind the pretty face?  

Perhaps in search of,
A little substance?
A certain grace?  

Not unlike any other 
Mother of this great Earth, 
I am strong.
  
I’ve had...

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