Chanterelles Poems | Examples


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Ancient Winds Of Time

Rain falls softly on the purple flower as it swings to and fro
in a field where everything blooms according to nature's will 
Steadfast and strong the morning sun rises in the East  
upon a lush carpet of grass soft as the ancient winds of time 

Light piano keys caress my mind as I close my eyes and enter 
into a reverie as bright as the orange tulips that seize me 
Ferns and chanterelles bathed in beams of pure light  
I am part of and whole of, this amazing greenish forest !

Rivulets of quiet waters glide through the sun kissed earth 
aerial slides from eagles and other winglet creatures of sky 
Loyal and faithful mother earth is constant with her affection 
in this solitary paradise made of *****sapiens of every kind

Stunned into silence I inhale the chirp of the dancing bird 
exhaling into the pinery the offspring of my very soul 
I cup my  hands and drink from the river, a thirsty fish 
longing to finish the journey I began, oh centuries ago.

Premium Member - Chicken -


                               Children love homemade food.
                               Crispy rice in oven.
                               Camp bed of curry sauce
                               Chanterelles are self-picked,
                               clean under cold water.
                               Common sense - healthy food.
                                      "Crème de la Crème"

Premium Member - Oasis -

    Could it be thoughts, images in my head
    or dreams painted with colors in acrylic and water
    that keeps me upright in the storm
    in tough times and desert wanderings
    Sensory impressions in the awake state
    with pleasure, expectations
    embroidered in artistic decorative stitching

    An amphitheater oasis that is reflected in the water mirror
    early morning with plenty of time, peace and tranquility
    Discover the giant beech trees
    which climbs boldly up toward the sky
    Carefully tread on the metre-long carpets
    with white and blue anemones
    Picking gold in the forest, the chanterelles, for breakfast
    Listen to the enormous variety of birdsong
    as I rest on the bright green moss


God's Place

Celestial hues of blues and indigo fantasies 
dancing beneath the moonlight 
soft in a field full of golden chanterelles 
luminous stars of silver quiver in the night sky ;
Musical lyres shine proud filled with Holy chords   
inside the midnight hour thrums of silence    
partner, with Messianic clouds
A mass of angels appear
in the Palindrome of heaven, 
and suddenly everything is crystal clear, 
about what God is doing here.

Seven Billion Dreams, One Planet, Consume With Care

We are depleting our planet little by little while taking what we need 
perhaps this is the time to give back to Mother Earth and plant a seed 
Imagine yourself in the forest picking chanterelles, like times of old
Wild animals running free, deer panting by the river with eyes of gold 
Take a deep breath in, (hold) breathe out 
Giant trees with leafy arms that encircle you with love and breeze 
they talk to you in whispers, about the magical ignite of precious soil 
Best part of you is now immersed inside this magical embroil
you are part of the whole, part of everything that breathes 
Take a deep breath in, (hold) breathe out  
Place your back against the trunk of a tree and allow the energy to enter 
Up in the heavens the angels are sending you rays of golden sun
Your creator is re-shaping you like a soft pliable piece of clay 
he wants you back tot he original shape of the creature you once were 
Take a deep breath in, (hold) breathe out  
You own blessed hands, a blessed heart and a capable body that works 
give thanks for the gift of living, give thanks to Mother Earth 
and the One who has given you life, you are loved beyond all measure.

Every Day Questions

"Every day I have questions,
As to why things happen

How does the robin know,
To sing 15 minutes before the sun shows

What triggers bulbs to sprout,
Or why crocuses are the first to come out

Why do some lilies have a scent,
And weeds flourish without repent

Why are chanterelles only under firs,
And morels best after a fire has occurred

What decides a flowers color,
Or why hummingbirds like red with luster

Why do we crave certain foods,
Or let the weather dampen our mood

Suppose we imagine these riddles,
As life’s little miracles

Tending to us each day,
In an “awe ha” moment kind of way

Inspiring by their mysteries,
Motivating our proclivities"


Premium Member Autumn

Harvest moon breezes
Fluting through the changing leaves -
Haunting chanterelles

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