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Summer Fibonacci Poems

These Summer Fibonacci poems are examples of Fibonacci poems about Summer. These are the best examples of Fibonacci Summer poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Love
(pause)

How

I

Love you

My apple

Tree, among the pines

Filled with fragrance in the spring's warmth

Thriving green leaves of summer adorn your strong limbs, love

Tiny, luscious fruit hangs waiting...

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Categories: faith,



Premium Member Sad Heartbeat as the World Continues
A
sigh
summer
stars shiver
in fear on coldest
night as voices echo in bleak
emptiness looking for refuge as birds congregate
in hush sandalwood violating hourly the dawning of flight in...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loneliness,

Premium Member Fibonacci MIRRORED
I
close
my eyes-
sounds of fall,
sun shines on my face,
summer's  last hurrah
dies away-
then I 
dream...

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Categories: dream, summer,

In the Waves
Wave.
Crash
Over!
Hold your breath
Until it passes
And you can rise up once again....

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Categories: beach, nature, ocean, summer,

Premium Member Fibonacci Spiral
Caught in magnet
circle dance
from sun center
spiraling
circles cooling
as they widen
slowly 
without shocking
first the cheating
dressed in lies
then the soul's 
destroying 
reviling
long the nights
loud the fights
with abusive libel
arguing
birthday...

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Categories: fibonacci, relationship,



Premium Member As We Melt
As We Melt

Heat
Fills
The world
And Summer
Becomes Forever
Everywhere, all the time;
Ice turning into a thing just fondly remembered,
A dream of blue and white now only seen in...

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Categories: angst, environment, natural disasters,

Dragonfly
He
Sits
Waiting
Patiently
On the white heather
With green and gold enamelled head.

A
Late
Summer
Visitor
Lazing in the sun :
A dragonfly with lace-like wings.

Like
A
Fossil,
Motionless,
From prehistory,
An insect frozen in amber.

As
A
Larva
He’s waited
Five years water-bound,
Finally...

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© Mike Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: insect, nature, summer,

Premium Member Tyra Lynne Banks
The
Girl
Turn to
Modeling
At fifteenth years of
age first on the covers of GQ
Black-American model first
Also was Victoria Secret Angel, had her own talk show Swimsuit model for...

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Categories: beautiful, black african american,

Premium Member This Happy Memory
Sun
Calls
Beckons
Raw freedom
My divine carte blanche
Sun pointing way to new ventures
Released of commitments and responsibilities
Precious days of undaunted compliance to nature’s call, vivacious sun worshipper

I
Was
Younger
Radiant
Feeling explosive
Devout...

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Categories: freedom, happiness, nature, passion,

Premium Member Crepe Myrtle
A

Row

Of green

With blossoms

Crepe Myrtle in bloom

Magenta against spring green leaves

Evidence of summer displayed in full glorious colors  ...

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Categories: summer,

Premium Member The Summer Storm
 The

Storm

Brings wind

Some dark clouds

Pouring cool raindrops

Relief from summer's scorching heat
 ...

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Categories: storm,

Premium Member Summer Bliss
The
day
so bright,
with sun, and
gold ocean of sky.
The kiss of a whispering breeze,
and tall cattails, soft and velvet in a meadow green.
Musical birds hidden. Bees at...

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Categories: summer,

Premium Member Amber Questions
How
can
I not
write poems
dedicated too
Leonardo Fibonacci?
The man who saw curious beauty in equations,
and perplexing symmetry in creation - counting  eighty-nine petals precisely
in just one yellow...

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Categories: allusion, appreciation, beauty, history,

Mom-niscience
 fibonacci 

I
need
a gift.
Mother's Day,
a rose is a rose...
a dozen long-stemmed? No, a bush
she can enjoy all summer long on her patio?


March 11, 2015...

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Categories: 11th grade, giving, mothers

Uisge Beatha
An
Ancient
Alchemy,
Quaint combination:
Heat and water, yeast and barley.

Air.
Mountain,
Sweet and pure;
Warm summer breeze
Caressing barley on the plain.

Fresh
Water,
Crystal clear.
Wild and wilful burn
Lively rushing from the mountain.

Peat.
Ancient,
Rich the reek,
Rising...

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© Mike Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: drink, , western,


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