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Spring English Poems

These Spring English poems are examples of English poems about Spring. These are the best examples of English Spring poems written by international poets.


Matsuo Basho: English translations of Haiku about Spring 2
Matsuo Basho English Translations of haiku about spring, birds, bats, butterflies, flowers, sun, cherry.

Seeing them naked
almost makes me caress
the wanton flowers.
—Matsuo Basho, translation by Michael...

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Categories: english, bird, butterfly, culture, earth,



Matsuo Basho English Translations: Spring 1
Matsuo Basho Haiku: English Translations of haiku about seasons, spring, rain, moon, flowers, blossoms, wind, river, etc.

Blame the rainy season
for my absence,
old friend Moon.
—Matsuo Basho,...

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Categories: english, flower, moon, rain, river,

Issa Translations II
These are English translations of Issa haiku about the seasons: spring, summer, autumn, winter.

Autumn wind ...
She always wanted to pluck
the reddest roses
?Kobayashi Issa translation by...

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Categories: english, autumn, rose, spring, stars,

Chinese Translations IV
CHINESE TRANSLATIONS IV

These are English translations of Chinese poems about nature, the seasons, autumn, winter, spring, night, time, tears, flowers and love. 

Seeking a Mooring
by...

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Categories: english, autumn, love, nature, night,

Chinese Female Poets: English Translations VI
CHINESE FEMALE POETS: ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

Creamy Melons
by Chao Luan-Luan
translation by Michael R. Burch

Scented with talcum, moist with perspiration,
like pegs of jade inlaid in a harp,
aroused by...

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Categories: english, body, flower, girl, sorrow,



Chinese Female Poets: English Translations V
CHINESE FEMALE POETS: ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

Sung to the tune of “I Paint My Lips Red”
by an anonymous courtesan or Li Ch’ing-Chao
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

After...

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Categories: english, flower, for her, girl,

Chinese Poets: English Translations IV
The Song of Magpies
by Lady Ho
translation by Michael R. Burch

The magpies nest on the Southern hill.
You set your nets on the Northern hill.
The magpies escape,...

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Categories: english, heart, love, wife, wine,

Mirza Ghalib English Translations 6
MIRZA GHALIB ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

Urdu poems about tyranny, the world, sky, sun, wind, night, faith, roses, creation & entropy.

Tyranny adores those who adore the tyrant.
—Mirza Ghalib,...

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Categories: english, faith, night, rose, sky,

Mirza Ghalib English Translations 2
MIRZA GHALIB ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

Urdu poems about life, passion, pain, night, sleep, thought, longing, laments, death & the heart.

I long to embrace her, Ghalib,
whose thought is...

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Categories: english, death, heart, life, pain,

Premium Member Wild Winter Wind

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Categories: english, life, seasons, spring, winter,

The Unfortunate Plight of Women by Ho Xuan Huong - English Translation by Michael R Burch
Ho Xuan Huong (1772-1882) was a risqué Vietnamese poetess. She has been called "the candid voice of a liberal female in a male-dominated society." 

The...

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Categories: english, baby, children, husband, sister,

Premium Member The Winter Hummingbird
The hummingbird still comes 
to the feeder hung to delight
the aged eyes of Mum,
shadowed now with twilight,
and to dance with her inner sprite. 

The bird...

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Categories: english, life,

Premium Member Spring Robin

“The melody of birdsong resonates the tune of companionship 
in the silent ether of loneliness” – Quote by poet


In one seraphic spring’s glowing dawn pearly,
I...

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Categories: english, bird, cheer up, joy,

Premium Member A Duckling named Camilla
How lucky I was to inherit a villa!
Soon, I bought a tiny duckling for my pond.
Quickly and with a smile, I named her Camilla.
Together, we...

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Categories: english, animal,

Inordinate Love translation of Medieval English poem
MODERN ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS OF MEDIEVAL ENGLISH POEMS

Inordinate Love
anonymous Middle English poem, circa 15th century
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

I shall say what inordinate love is:
The...

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Categories: english, desire, heart, love, love


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