Foliages Poems | Examples


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Halcyon Fall

Through the beige isle, veins of green holler aloud
Lush foliages of maple, yet I pick upon a rosebud
Mists of sentiment brabble, springing whistles of reminiscing
From the floor, they call out to me, unrelenting
I kept at it, pacing across the vast meadow
Lights begin to dim, even so, I shall escape under the nightly glow
Along the paths, I turned over, my gaze fixed on a lonely, yet luminous flower
Gasping for its life, each breath drew me closer, soon after, I saw it flicker
Taken aback, with these bare hands, I gave it my company
As it swayed, we fell in harmony
The fickle daffodil bathed in silence, hapless, it let out a thud
Gently, sunlight veiled its charcoal petals, a light breeze blew, and I too shall return to mud

Premium Member When Summer Is Gone

       Scorching Sun in severe Summer  brought draught with arid field.
        Rainy season followed, when cracked soil about to cry.      
         Roaring storm and floating clouds rushed and fought.
          Appeared showers when  Summer is gone.

           Loud thunderbolt, gust thrusts, cloud melts, rain showers.
            Plants bathe with branches, foliages.    
             Silky shiny leaves are kissed by rain drops.
             Glistening greenery embowers.
                Sun not sizzling, raindrops drizzling.
               Soil gets moistened, glossy green grass in mass.

           Flooded  damped ground .
           Football played wearing soggy  Jersey.
           Immersing one leg on muddy marshy land
            standing long - necked crane  to catch fish.
                
           Rain showers soothe when Summer is gone.
           Dry Nature gets blessings to relish.
             All around fine freshness sparkle.
           New love cheers, excites, entertains.,
           confusing amusing muse of lovers.
        Refused love blends in tears with ceaseless rains.

Premium Member Foggy

foggy 

feather fringes flow 
from fine fancy foliages ---
flamboyant foxes 

soft, silky, shiny 
solemn savory serene ---
saintly sacred scene

shrubs stand so senile
does sun hide his face in fear?
parade of phantoms

03 January 2023


God and His Ways

God And His Ways
(Jer 31.3)

God whispers in love to ears near;
screams in anger at hearts far.
His voice roars, rattles the earth; disaster,
a confetti of withered winter foliages
     	echoes the tumultuous cries of pain.
   
He draws humans with loving kindness,
saves from disaster with loving anger.
From His heart, unending ballad streams,
rustling awake sleepy eyes,
    	bursting open stuffed ears.

The ballad serenades God's grace,
     	His everlasting love.
   
© 2016 Celestine S. Ikwuamaesi

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