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Early(A) Poems - Poems about Early(A)

Premium Member I arrive early
I am thirty minutes early to my doctor’s appointment a yearly welfare check to see if I am suicidal or whatever Employees arrive along with me, carrying things here and there Setting up their work stations for the day Putting toilet paper in the bathrooms Reminds me of a frenzied hill of frazzled ants I keep my head down, writing feverishly...

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Categories: early(a), writing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member MORNING'S EARLY LIGHT
MORNING'S EARLY LIGHT I walk every morning, often witnessing dawn’s arrival. Yet, I take the sun for granted, never thinking of how it brings color to the day, how it warms my skin, how it ignites thoughts of beauty and gratitude, and how it invites light and warmth into my heart. morning's early light hope eternal, beginnings fresh...

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Categories: early(a), 12th grade, hope, morning,
Form: Haibun



Early One October Morning
The smell of humidor Charmed the old house and Frightened me as I ascended the Narrow stairwell that gentle October morning. The song of autumn was playing Low, and with astute grace. Silent, the royal smell wafted between Cuba And Denmark, Across fat rank grass of fecund roots. I snuffled through fogs of earliness, Webbed by clamping cold. Cigars without smoke took over from the Humidor and hugged...

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Categories: early(a), culture, october, society,
Form: Free verse
Early Morning Interruption
Early Moring Interuption Travelling steamed coffee Aroma in silence A lamp early dusk Trees swaying are curious Mountains embrace us From afar Just pondering ajar Hinder early morning Coffee gives me lightning Wake up to another blessing Leaves scattered Poetry thoughts gather Interrupted eye catching Overflow clouds dancing...

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Categories: early(a), autumn,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member THE JOY OF EING AN EARLY RISER
I’ve always been an early riser…for as long as I can remember… (I wonder if I’ve been overcorrecting for being born on the last day of December?) Bur for whatever reason…whatever conclusions can be drawn… I’ve always been one of those people who wakes up before the dawn. In the mountains it’s a wonderful time to wake up…overlooking our...

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Categories: early(a), joy,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Early Summer Hiku 23
Early Summer Hiku 23 r -i -p e -n -I -n –g cherries h a ...

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Categories: early(a), bird, day, hope, morning,
Form: Haiku
The Not-So-Early Bird
I saw a robin catch a worm Then put it down to watch it squirm. This action was repeated ‘til I guess he’d finally had his fill. With worm held tight, he hopped away, His breakfast snagged, to start his day. Perhaps he was the early bird To which the adage has referred. Yet when I witnessed this, the sun Was past the point...

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Categories: early(a), bird,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member In spring, love crept like a timid stream among the early buds of my soul
In spring, love crept like a timid stream among the early buds of my soul, I remember your eyes like the azure sky, enchanting me with every glance, an old and new spell, On a country road we walked, hand in hand, treading on the whispers of the earth awakened from slumber, Then we kissed under the budding...

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Categories: early(a), fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Early Poems XXII
These are my early poems, or juvenilia. Analogy by Michael R. Burch, circa age 19 Our embrace is like a forest lying blanketed in snow; you, the lily, are enchanted by each shiver trembling through; I, the snowfall, cling in earnest as I press so close to you. You dream that you now are sheltered; I dream that I may break through. Published by Borderless...

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Categories: early(a), analogy, dream, snow,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Somewhere in a Kyoto hanamachi
pretty geisha in early morning needs motivation to open her lovely eyes and get on with her day AP: Honorable Mention 2025 ...

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Categories: early(a), beautiful, morning,
Form: Free verse
Early Poems XXI
These are my early poems, or juvenilia. Stars by Michael R. Burch, age 22 Though night has come, I'm not alone, for stars appear —fierce, faint and far— to dance until they disappear. They reappear as clouds roll by in stormy billows past bent willows; sometimes they almost seem to sigh. And time rolls on, on past the willows, on past the stormclouds as they billow, on to the stars so faint...

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Categories: early(a), dance, loneliness, night, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member early blooms
tiny blooms petals stir soft ...

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Categories: early(a), flower,
Form: Shape
Mother's Kisses
In the early light of morn I dream of puppies I dream of riddles I dream of flowers Blooming, blooming I dream of mother’s kisses In the early light of morn I dream of feathers I dream of chocolate I dream of snowflakes Falling, falling I dream of mother’s kisses In the early light of morn I dream of rainbows I dream of kittens I dream of gumdrops Sweetly, sweetly I dream...

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Categories: early(a), appreciation, child, emotions, i
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Early Bird and Late Worm
Who reads Poor Richard's almanac - birds who wants to whack someone who likes to squirm (specifically, I mean a worm) when the dawn goes crack? I think birds cannot read, so how will they succeed in catching what will squirm (specifically, I mean a worm) so not to eat birdseed? My advice for a worm (and Poor Richard will confirm) - always wake up very...

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Categories: early(a), bird,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Sunrise at Early Morn
"Every sunrise gives you a new beginning and a new ending." Norton Juster **************************************************************** Sunrise...

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Categories: early(a), appreciation, nature, sun, sunshine,
Form: Rhyme

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