Fulvous Poems


Premium MemberI Know a Place

I Know A Place

   
            I know a place in the rural sector,
            close to the bye-pass connector.
           five fulvous furrowed fields, each one hectare
           measured accurate with tape-protractor,
           owned by peasant of rustic character.

           Wild weeds yield tiny blooms with sweet nectar.
           Dawn dews on grass shine in Sun’s projector.
           Happy grasshopper  hops : Vibrant vector.
           Sparrows- Sterlings chirping : Frolic factor.
           Farmer feels free to drive modern tractor.
           Ripen crops are taken by collector.

           Farmer is developing agriculture on devotion.
           He uses the modern system of drip irrigation. 
           Water wastage arrested on least water consumption.
           I know a place where runs ideal cultivation
           honouring utmost Nature’s contribution.
           
           


05/23/23

Title chosen ‘ I know a place.’

This or That Vol. 18


Contest by Edward Ibeh
Categories: fulvous, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme

Fuddy-Duddy Frump

Once a fuddy-duddy frump
Weared a fulvous dress 
in a conference hall
Spoke like a gallicism-

                      "I'm the man of hero
                       Don't laugh at me, fool guys 
                       People call me stylish frump,
                       Ivy eyes, Jazzy and handsome
                       Haha! This is the first time
                       You are hearing me."

He was filled with hate
Marked as a haughty.
So, don't be a fuddy-duddy frump
The world isn't made of helium.
Categories: fulvous, character, deep, desire, freedom,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberScarlet Sunset

vermillion dry leaves 
fall in the crystalline pond 
in fulvous sundown













First Place
United Colours Red Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Silent One
Poem Of The Day 
3-5-2016


3-3-2016
Categories: fulvous, sun,
Form: Haiku

Premium MemberRed Sun

Fear and wonder blend within
as the fulvous color comes
Will we end in suns blood or
might  the day grow old


June 19, 2013
For the contest:  Red Sun
Sponsored by Russell Sivey
Categories: fulvous, nature,
Form: Dodoitsu
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