Long Awn Poems

In quiet, space breaks down into insight.
Opposing the edge amidst deceit and blight.
Imperceptible resonation is reflected back.
On a hunch, or at the stroke of night track.

A lethal tree is still close in the woodlands.
The spirit...

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(Revised with new homophone added in. Thanks for the catch, Becca!)

*Wants upon **uh thyme inn uh would, uh vary gneiss prints named Hairy
met inn the missed, hi awn the bow of uh tree- uh ferry...

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A raging river tenaciously floods
Tannins and silts combine to dark blood

A hut, just fifty metres, occupying their sight
Two men, cold and wearied, stuck for the night 

An adventure all planned, lasting a week
In the middle...

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Now that eye have groan older inn thee tooth,
Aye recall fond mammaries of my feckless youth.
(End sum of them knot sow fond as ewe will later sea!)
Butt generally speakin', life was vary good two me.

Eye...

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Eighteen things I love about
Katherine Dawn Brown

Katherine has the gift of charity
Always looks so good and sweet
Ties people together 
Helps people forgive one another 
Extends her borders into all walks of life 
Runs free in...

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SPLICE
T itivated to accomplish (a) mazing things.
H eaven bound it seems.
E verlasting in faith and belief
C ause I only have me to be.
R eaching for attainment that is hard to achieve.
O utward spiraling to acquire...

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Going in the awn was a teary yawn,
it began right from the dawn,
and remained till the dusk was drawn,
life seemed to have no object,
and my "self" was geting abject and abject,
I swam without any current...

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A-glow and appealing, 
L-ife for you is beautiful; 
L-et the long darkness turn
I-nto sunrise for us all.
S-hadows and lonely dusk
O-f the night have gone by; 
N-ew morn has just broken, as clouds gather not in...

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J-ust see the rise of the sun
A-fter the rain disappears; 
N-ight shadows have vanished to let the light dry your tears.

K-ind weather stays the same, 
E-arly morn has broken; 
R-ain and cold wind chill
L-ose their...

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R-eceive my wish with open arms, 
O-ctober tenth early morn; 
D-awn has already broken 
A-t the day when you were born. 
L-ong night has just turned 
I-nto warm morning light; 
E-ventide has passed by, beacon...

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C-heerful September ten
Y-our friends always remember; 
N-ight cold chill has turned
T-o pleasant warm weather.
H-appy September ten
I-s just bringing brighter day; 
A-fter the rain has gone, gray clouds clear the skyway.

J-oyful September ten
A-llows the morn to...

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Neither prey nor pawn
nor life before the awn
soul's bitterness conforms ~ forlorn
to mediocrity before the dawn!

Contentment strives to grace its mother's arm
I strive not so ~ objecting from within
I strive to nullify complacent win
in my...

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S-eptember eleventh day
H-as made you feel better; 
E-rasing the things of the past, 
R-apture replaces the bummer.
Y-es, September eleventh day has brought a thousand thrill; 
L-aughter of the big event removes the night cold chill.

M-ake...

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I-nclement clime changes, 
A-fter the chill has ended; 
N-ight cold wind turns warm, as the twilight has faded.

K-ind weather is unfolding
I-n the time of celebration; 
R-ain is already gone
B-y the end of the
Y-awn.

N-ew day begins...

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L-ight in the sky shines,
O-n February twenty-sixth day; 
R-ain and chill have passed by, 
N-ight shadows fade
A-way.

D-awn is now shining, as the sun slowly rises up; 
E-arly breeze brings joy which nothing can really stop.

L-ook...

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C-heerful regard and wish
H-ave brought pure delight; 
E-xciting warm messages
R-eplace the cold dark night.
R-egard and wish are cheerful, creating endless ecstasy; 
Y-our heart feels so glad, giving your life time to be happy.

M-irthful regard and...

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C-ome fourth October, 
H-appiness you shall feel; 
A-side from a million mirth, 
R-apture will bring a thrill.
I-n fourth October morn
L-ight will brighten the day; 
Y-our moment will be filled with
N-othing but the sun-ray.

D-awn in fourth...

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Sitting in window awn,
I took a deeply inhaled cleanser of a yawn,
It was just about dawn,
The day had begun,
And I had to do the daily run,
I wondered what I would gain,
If I dressed up and...

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F-inal day of the year 
I-s also the new year's eve; 
N-ight stars are shining, 
A-s the gazers never 
L-eave. 

D-awn December thirty-first 
A-ims to turn into twilight; 
Y-es, the dusk is getting darker, until...

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J-ust cherish another day,
E-vening shadows are gone; 
N-inth morn in February breaks, 
N-ew light stops the 
Y-awn.

C-onspired by my pen and ink,
E-lements of acrostic are composed; 
N-ice rhyme from the heart
I-s crimson like a red...

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L-et the light bathe your life, 
E-vening chill will disappear; 
A-fter the rain fades away, the beacon will bring cheer. 

O-ne morning will break, 
G-ray clouds turning white; 
A-nother twilight is gone, 
D-awn sets everything...

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I would like to thank you for your visit.
I have removed these poems for a distant future book publication.
I believe we poets, can make a difference
in this world. We live in the 21st century,
we have...

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R-ise of the sun begins, 
O-pening the day with light; 
D-ark shadows disappear, 
R-ay sets everything aright.
I-nclement clime turns fine, 
G-ood weather is in view; 
O-pen your eyes to the sky, seeing the red, pink,...

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R-ed beacon begins to rise 
U-nderneath the blue lane; 
T-he rays emitted above 
H-ave just stopped the rain. 

R-ed beacon starts to shine 
O-n seventeenth November; 
D-awn has just broken, 
R-ising up from deep slumber....

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C-louds above so dark
H-ave already gone away; 
E-vening shadows disappear, 
R-ain has drifted into gray.
R-ays from the sky reflect, 
Y-our birth brings much mirth; 
L-anes beneath the heaven are nicely viewed from the earth.

E-arly morn...

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