Dewy Poems | Examples


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Dewy escape

Dewy trees hold me at night for now

Clapping branches of loud entropy 

I am sheltered by its vaned vow 


A green truth for me and the poppy

And those poppy’s will grow ever tall 

Then be torn by a kids naughty 


And as I lay till the cold fall

My hair will wilt and seeds will cry

For they have only the spring to bawl


As for the hair, I’ll make some lie

About dew and poppy seeds

At reality i will never try

Premium Member dewy morning

on dew kissed morning
birds chirp at high rate of speed
taking rooster's job

Premium Member Dewy petals

flowers spring forth 
sun warms their dewy petals 
adding to their shine


Premium Member Breath of Rain

Like a heavy dew, the morning brings dripping leaves,
Sighing softly and leaning into the whisper of dawn,
Lingering quietly in the echoes of sunlight falling gently,
Singing a liquid kiss over the boughs and branches,
Reflecting the intimacy of melancholy risking its breath
Comforting hasty winds with the remains of last night’s shadows

Premium Member Excited


Eagerly, she weaves webs of grace
In silence her mesh reflects wet
Dewy hopes and dreams to embrace
Eagerly, she weaves webs of grace
With beautiful dew can’t erase
Excited, though the heart won’t fret
Eagerly, she weaves webs of grace
In silence her mesh reflects wet



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Dewy Paths

on the drought night trail
between the firefly flashes
i search   dewy paths


Stretches of Silence

Dewy-eyed, dragged on
With gaze upon 
Spectre brighter than a noonday
I caught her soul entwined in the web
But lack what to say, like a play

Even with this swift communion of a babe
Entangled in the slying-coyness
I still let her feel the beat of my shyness
Trapped in the stillness of her eyes 

But not to let go for long
Holding onto parts rendered undone
In our vacant gaze towards the rising sun
Made more severe by the sudden bright ray shone

I know she could melt a heart as snow,
Bring me the stars if feelings were made to show
Her heart always as pure as gold
Yet, I let her vanished into her fold

Would she ever feel my absence?
Would I ever catch glimpses of her presence?
Oh, would she ever cross this path again?
For I have spent years hoping forever in the rain in vain.

Premium Member Dewy Saturday



            Fogged break of the day
            A new damp newspaper rests
            On the rubber mat


            English Haiku 5,7,5
            (Does not require all lower case)


            January 25, 2020
                 10am PST

Premium Member Dewy Grasses

dewy grasses 
hiding delicate violets
mysteriously absent 
sunlit tulips 

april morning
diamonds on tulips
miraculously telling
baby's cry

A Dewy Rosebud

Blushing
rouge complexion,
wearing a crimson robe;
bathing in cool fountain of youth-
fresh dew.


Date : 10/03/2016

Published in an anthology 'Poetry of Flowers' by Lost Tower Publications.

Premium Member A Dewy View

Thousands of tiny moons have gathered
 one to each dewy blade of grass.
With the brightness of the full moon
 upon this great earth its beauty cast.

If only for awhile I could wander
 under these dewy blades of grass.
To see the nightlight wonder
 that this beautiful moon has cast.
 
For awhile these thoughts I ponder
 while other people dream.
Hidden sights from sleeping minds
 such a joyous thing to be seen.

Gazing at the grass out yonder
 with an amazement kind of like a dream.
On each blade of grass lays a moon lit orb
 as far as the eye can see.



Danny Boy: 8/5/14

Dewy Wonder

Each glistening dewdrop falls softly
Onto the newly moistened fragile fertile earth
Endowed with countless fruitful blessings

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