Fecundate Poems | Examples


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In Search of My Throne

Clouds rosy-tinted in the setting sun, 
Depths of the clear blue  sky between, Plains where life is felt
Patched with a hundred tints of brown and green, -- 
Beauty of Earth, when in the harmonies 
The cannon's note has ceased to be a part, 
I shall return once more and bring to these 
The worship of an undivided heart. 
Of those sweet potentialities that wait 
For my heart's deep desire to fecundate 
I shall resume the search, if Fortune grants; 
And the great cities of the world shall yet  
witness the search for my princess.

River Flow

O river waters, where are you going?
Rushing to the vast ocean again 
To be dissolved in the blue depths?
This humdrum floating you do -
Don’t you think it's futile?
Never can you fill
The deep oceans
and the seas
With your
Flow.
Man, 
O Man!
Flow with me
And you will see
This living gifts me.
To sleepy woods I sing;
The dry grounds I fecundate
With mirth, earth's produce leap and bounce
To my body and reaches the land 
As my lithe shape edges valleys secure.


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Birds of a Feather

Spring Equinox has come at last
As morning dawns from winter’s night
New dreams revealed from seasons past
Soft petals open to the light

As morning dawns from winter’s night
Awareness drawn from dreamers keep
Soft petals open to the light
Evoking visions from the deep

Awareness drawn from dreamer’s keep
A guiding light that shines desire
Evoking visions from the deep
Open to sweet love passion’s fire

A guiding light that shines desire
Beckoning birds of feather home
Open to sweet love passion’s fire
Sing harmony, spring season poem

Beckoning birds of feather home
Synchrony of fecundate soul
Sing harmony spring season poem
Open heart to awaken whole

Synchrony of fecundate soul
A gathering of light transpires
Open heart to awaken whole
To blossom forth our true desires

A gathering of light transpires
New dreams revealed from seasons past
To blossom forth our true desires
Spring Equinox has come at last


Premium Member Cameo-Fecundate

Spiritual fruits upon a tree
Ripened,ready for all to see;
Sincere,gentle inwardly kind
Set at one,in a peace-filled mind;
Temperate,diligent and pure
Understanding& perseverance will nurture;
Brotherly love and hope will ensure
An orchard in bloom until mature.

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