Hannen Poems | Examples

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All That Are Tree's

Standing fearlessly beneath the sky.
A haven for creatures that fly.

The beauty of your many outstretched limbs
paint such wondrous pictures
in the subtle landscape.

Fires will destroy you so.
I would rather see
your natural state,
so free,
magnificent.

Strength and beauty so.
Climbing frames to the heavens.
Protectors and spies.

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By Jodie Hannen

For the:
Nature, Four in One Contest

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Isla Mae

Isla Mae

By Nathan Hannen

My dear, Little thing, Who is young and sweet
You blessed my life by chance, Your little pattering feet

You fill my life with joy and love, My sweet, Your my love
Precious baby, With skin so soft, You were given to me, By the Lord above

Your sweet little hands and your small face, Filled with beauty
The best thing I have, My little Tooty

One day you will be older, But I don't want that yet
You will always be my baby girl, Please don't forget that

I love you my darling and my eternal friend

The End.

Kelly

Kelly

By Nathan Hannen

When the shadows cast their dark shades on my heart
I think of you in my life, Holding my hand, Playing your part
Then your gone, Like a shadow that has dispersed

I walk in a dark lonely place, Treading on broken hearts, Their thoughts turn to 
powder under my feet, Blown on a heartache wind

Alone with no voices to call for me, Deep black abyss, The darkness there swallows 
the light
Then I see you standing there, Your face, Full and beautiful, No words are spoken, 
Just you in my mind

Your hair flowing like a stream, Your stare, So intense, It feels like a dream
The contours of your body distort the light, a sunny beam, The strength in your 
smile does'nt pass by me unforseen

Then darkness envelops me, No light strong enough to pierce my grief, Just my 
heart, Longing for you

I love you

The End


Salvo

Salvo

By Nathan Hannen

With the fire wind came the death givers, Cracked and demented, Floating in rivers
These putrid bretheren remained as one, Tortured, Hung, On the run
They swirled and span with something akin to joy, Toothless and decaying, But not 
delaying
Back to avenge their own, There thoughts, Toxic and cunning, There blood running
They start to separate in this churning mess, Each wanting a hate filled direction, An 
eerie bugle call, All in favour of the rule
Broken into shards, Staggering through the end, From inception to finish they remain

The End.

Winding Road

Winding Road

By Nathan Hannen

A winding road of many ways
You come to walk it on many days
As you walk your mind is at ease
Just you and your thoughts and the gentle breeze

The End.

Wonder

Wonder

By Nathan Hannen

The stars they shine, They twinkle, They align
The season's give, They leave, They forgive


Touches Me

Touches Me

By Nathan Hannen

I have tried to reach her, But I can't grasp her flailing hand
The continuation of music from the unseen band
The contrast between desert, Sea, And rock, And land
Or those things that touch you, Unforseen and unplanned

A miracle in time, But I can't see her face
Shadowy doubts leap and bound, And leave no trace
The difference is the same, But no winner in this race
I can't see you in my heart, In this confusing place

The End

Where

Where

By Nathan Hannen

In another time, Or even another place, Snow fell eternally
Where children played inside their parents fraternally

The End

Creatures

Creatures

By Nathan Hannen

Out they came from cover, Covert in every timed movement, Now they march
Smashed from previous melees, Just a faint shadow of the men they used to be
A heart of hearts, They remained collectively as one, In the ending steps of their 
lives
Broken warriors, Fighting against the odds, Until burned, Smashed, And interned, No 
choice given
T'is these heroes who deserve paramount recognition, For what the end has 
delivered
A time in the clock of survival, A vision in the mirrored image of freedom's vibrant eye
All to these heroes, The ultimate prize, Victory in loss and death, In accordance with 
life

For the Sea

For The Sea

By Nathan Hannen

There is a sea called joy and light, You let me know Im wrong and right
You live by this ocean of my thoughts, By the abacus bay with rows of noughts
Laughter heard, And laughter said, You are the thoughts in my head

The End.

If

If

By Nathan Hannen

If I could be just for you I would
If you said yes I know we could
The question remains what If we should

The End.

The One I Used To Know

The One I Used To Know

By Nathan Hannen

After my heart shattered my love leaked into another
You left me cold and sad, Stranded in myself

The End.

The Fight

The Fight

By Nathan Hannen

Here I am standing alone, My fist was bloody and raw
A beaten man, No more, That day I finally saw

The End.

Fragmented

Fragmented

By Nathan Hannen

In this gentle dream I glide through sleepy air
On through what is right and the devils lair

With no realization of time as a constant amount
The idea of reasoning, Paramount
Paralysed by the inability to see straight through black
Beautifully protected though in visions of attack
I wake

The End.

In Real Life

In Real Life

By Nathan Hannen

Cold and Wind, Ice and Snow, Freezing everything I know
Something and nothing, Everything to show, Wind taking everything to go
Contemplating guilt, Buried to the hilt, A thousand tears are spilt
Ticking and elapsing, Infrastructures collapsing, All the while a constant relapsing
People talking and laughing, Times walk by passing, Years amassing
Systems of hate and love, Ever flying above, The winding flight of a dove
What is real life?, A painful battle of and through strife, Or a story told in so many 
ways, Its rife

The End.

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