A Meadow’s Silent Song
...Red dawn spreads above the range of hillocks.
A soft breeze scatters the dandelion seeds around.
A soft zephyr, clean and furry, flows like a hymn,
I feel elated, happy to be far from the city’s d...
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Categories:
hillocks, imagery, nature,
Form: Imagism
Somewhere On Foot Part Two
...“Oh please don’t worry.
I haven’t a heightened sixth sense… about the mint infused lilt here.”
There must be a compass without a point surrounding me
“Looking for directions.
The town you’re seek...
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Categories:
hillocks, beautiful, character, deep, environment,
Form: Prose
Earth
...“Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts”. Rachel Carson
Mother Earth! In love and awe, we salute you!
Though you are jus...
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Categories:
hillocks, appreciation, beauty, earth,
Form: Free verse
A Very English River
...This woodland stream could be a small English river,
it dibbles and dabbles, it meanders, and has the air
of an old water way, one that never saw the need
to rush or gush.
The small ripples pac...
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Categories:
hillocks, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Indian November
...Desert Carnival
Yoga Phenomenal
Camel Fair
Valor Prayer
Harvest Festivals
Sea Surfing Technicals…
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Winter starts
With ice, fine arts
Sunshine days blaze
With atmospheric haze...
?
Rainbo...
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Categories:
hillocks, november,
Form: Free verse
Fireflies and Sea Poppies
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"Fireflies and Sea Poppies"
glow up
a short life
buzzing by
lighting up the
shoreline
caves
they're heading for
silent crowded sanctuary
stick fast like glow ...
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Categories:
hillocks, muse,
Form: Narrative
Wildflowers
...Aspen leaves flutter like birds
as a breeze ponders the lake's surface
and I brush away a willow leaf of cold jade.
Soon there will be a face in the moon
with its familiar brow arched
over what ...
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Categories:
hillocks, metaphor, nature,
Form: Free verse
Autumn By Straw Light
...Between the reaching shades of tall trees
copper-leafed hillocks’ catch fire,
ghost flames
burnish the slow stealth of evening.
A translucent straw-light
seen only through the thumb hole
of ...
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Categories:
hillocks, poetry,
Form: Free verse
The Little Bridges
...Stubbs Park is decorously rampant,
its paths scamper here and there
like unruly children.
The original landscapers ran riot,
for they planted arching spans
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Categories:
hillocks, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Dreamy Visions-Collab With Jo
...Limpid sprinting waters of burbling brooks
Rows of flamboyant and swishing dark green pines
Embellished with glowing verdure on sidelines
Tender and flushed buds aglow with rich looks
The dense...
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Categories:
hillocks, nature,
Form: Rhyme
After Khalil Gibran: On Children
...And a woman who held a babe against her bosom said: Speak to us of children
And he said:
Oh multitudes of children
Sensually sensitive
(1)
O piece of my liver - my dewy hair,
My day - m...
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Categories:
hillocks, 1st grade, best friend,
Form: Free verse
A Town Survives By Fishing Early Light
...My horse's haunches sway,
Saunter up hillocks and down a valley path,
Above a ridge off and on: a village where some people fish,
Phosphorescent flotsam washed ashore.
Green embers breathe as ...
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Categories:
hillocks, adventure, childhood, growing up,
Form: Free verse
Taking a Fall Drive
...Drive at any season gives me immense fun,
I cannot afford many cars; yet, I've good one;
Drive during Fall, indeed, is very enchanting,
Especially, if through village roads, it's joy-granting...
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Categories:
hillocks, car, journey, life, nature,
Form: Free verse
Rabbit Hill
...Rabbit Hill
We ramble
In the evening
Killing time before
The storm
When we stumble
Through a gateway
To a field
Or someone's lawn.
There are hillocks
Giving flashes
Of bobtails
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Categories:
hillocks, adventure, animal, relationship,
Form: Rhyme
And Now They'Ve Gone
...I've searched nearby hillocks and sand.
They've gone missing sooner than late:
no wildflowers to perk barren land,
gypsy flowers by garden gate.
Where are those tiny violets
that snuggled clos...
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Categories:
hillocks, earth, flower, garden, missing,
Form: Quatrain
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