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Spring Narrative Poems

These Spring Narrative poems are examples of Narrative poems about Spring. These are the best examples of Narrative Spring poems written by international poets.

This Is Where The Money Is by Christine Phillips

I circled around the park three times and continue journeying towards the west
On my first cycle I met a couple sitting on the corner watching...

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Categories: betrayal, corruption, education, endurance,

Colors Of Land And Life by curtis johnson

In the colorful region of America where I was born and raised, the colors           ...

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Categories: america, color, earth, people,

Unleashed by Christine Phillips

I got up this morning in a good mood 
searching for solitude in the distant skies
And watching the clouds rolling by
I stopped and listened to...

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Categories: appreciation, confidence, future, happy,

Trawl Tale Of A Fictitious Seaman by matthew harris

(scoured from dregs of me muss held head)

I shore up a vignette to free 
my ("FAKE") grandfather Hymie,
whose scrunched countenanced 
evinced beetle that of browed...

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Categories: 11th grade, 12th grade,

her flowers by RD McManes

she tried her hand at gardening
but failed in the attempt
plants grew lush and green
but the flowers 
never bloomed

the years were hard and lean
but, there was...

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Categories: dream, flower, heaven,

Odyssey from Africa 16b by Phil Salmon

16b Stargazing 

Here they filed into a hallway
Into almost total darkness
Just a pair of flick’ring candles
Led them to an inner circle
 
At its center was...

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Categories: adventure, africa, animal, history,

Sunday Morning by Kevin Lawrence

I always remember Sunday Morning as a
Magical time
Between Paradise and a Dream.
Where Worry and Fear Dare Not Intrude…or
Be Forever Lost In Time…
	Ground Hog Day comes,...

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Categories: celebration, forgiveness, freedom, love,

Mill Wheel by Dear Heart

The Mill wheel wouldn't turn until the spring,
the workers loaded up all their belongs;
and left for town and to their families,
soon the Mill was quiet...

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Categories: winter,

LBI, Drifting Sands by Kevin Lawrence

LBI, Drifting Sands

Good Morning, Spring.  I know you’re awake.  I see your color rising with the sun.
Through the open balcony door of our...

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Categories: sea,

Mill Wheel by curtis johnson

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Categories: childhood, children, kid, love,

MORE Glorious Insults by Jack Ellison


If I wanted to kill myself I'd climb your ego
and jump to your IQ

Your birth certificate is an apology letter 
from the condom factory

Looks like...

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Categories: hilarious, humorous,

OLD MAN WINTERS FAMED NORTHERN LIGHTS by Michael E. Harris

SUN SAT DOWN, NITE ROLLED IN,
BRINGING ALONG HIS WHISPERING WINDS.
FROST ARRIVED WITH COLD AND CHILL.
THEY WERE ALL EXCITED, EXPECTING A THRILL.
MOON WAS LIT, BUT STILL...

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Categories: creation, culture, imagination, international,

Who Wants To Be A Tulip by Caren Krutsinger

“This is how it has to be to suit the Spring Faerie queen,” Reginald, the Elf, told the garden.
“The daffodils are the majorettes.  The...

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Categories: flower, garden, life,

Wild Flowers by KDawn Friel

The Rancher and His Wife's first Spring sprouted an abundance of wild flowers that expressed the truly hidden beauty of their property with their multitude...

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Categories: beautiful, nature,

Old Benson, Part I by David Welch

Harvey grew up in a small Maine town,
due north of Portland, and out of the way,
like most kids he’d go to the school bus
at the...

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Categories: history, perspective, philosophy, science,

The Other Side of Nothing by Steve Zak

There were days I could not breathe without seeing you in my shadow. What demon spirit stole them from us? 

Your sexy laugh would crease...

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Categories: love, love hurts,

A new mother by Lisle Ryder

Her back to me, she gazed transfixed
at the poplars through the window.
Should I intrude? Then she turned full,
	full of tears.
I'd seen her before, masked and...

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Categories: baby, birth, green, may,

The Market Place by Christine Phillips

I have been trying to pen this verse for the past two weeks but
Someone was standing in my way and my mind went astray
Can’t you...

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Categories: change, character, courage, environment,

Gaia by Therese Pace




How can we disregard her?
Lineage makes her  organic. 
Fountain of life.
Primordial deity
with regeneration folded in her girth.

Feminine, she connects
‘now’ with ‘then’
by the seed
of rebirth.
Nature...

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Categories: earth, environment, eulogy,

Easter Joy by Florence McMillian

           Easter Joy

The joy of Easter
Is found within
It started way back
When Christ had risen

Now each...

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Categories: christian, easter, jesus, joy,