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Summer Prose Poems

These Summer Prose poems are examples of Prose poems about Summer. These are the best examples of Prose Summer poems written by international poets.


Premium Member SUMMER RAIN
SUMMER RAIN

God cried today
His tears fertilizing 
The womb of 
Mother Earth:

The wet smell
Of nature’s essence
Saturated the air
As moist breeze blew
Breath of new life
Into dried hopes
Wilted...

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Categories: allegory, extended metaphor, high



The Last Day of Spring
Sping is where it all begins
Before the universe came on the scene
Then shortly the summer appears
And drive out all the fear
 The mornings were fresh...

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Categories: prose, appreciation, birth, creation, deep,

Symphony of the Soul
Write a song for me and let my soul sing
Write a song for me and join in the rhythm
Play the harp and the flute and...

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Categories: adventure, america, anniversary, appreciation,

claimed voice
I had a dream last night. When I looked into the mirror, I was wearing a denim mid-skirt with boots, and a dramatic yellow top...

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Categories: prose, dream, memory, voice, water,

Elysium in the Light
As i bask in her glory, her sunlight reigns,
Her smile i cherish,  her love still remains.
A spark ignites every room with your grace, ...

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Categories: prose, break up, girlfriend, heartbreak,



Connecting the dots part thirteen the case for a 30 AD crucifixion of Jesus Christ etc Q and A
Q  According to Mike, Repoman 64 ,if Jesus was crucified in 30 AD, would 40 years later
      be in...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Connecting the dots part nine Q and A and Commentary
Q    Israel became a nation, May 14, 1948, during the spring season.The fig tree=
       Israel ...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

The Ocean
The roaring ocean waves this evening
Hit hard that big smooth rock on the beach
And when the waves return, the seabirds land again on the rock
With...

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Categories: cool,

Modern Bipedal Huminoides
Tire Town USA - An old flour mill with opportunistic metalwork; 
windowless, wooden building with last century's red paint and
an open garage with Able Men clad in baggy skins of oil stained overalls.  

No clear link between their tools and their linguistic barks.
Babbling as they dance around the wheel rim popper
Until a clean, white skinned maiden walks through the swinging doors.   


Check out the hottie in the lobby! yells some charming shark.
The blond goddess, wearing a braless tanktop and white summer 
pants draping seductively over her buttocks, stands behind her twin brother.   

Used tires, her brother ask the young Able Man by the broken kiosk. 
"Hey Boss" the young Able Man shouts as he steps toward the girl. 
The young Able Man offers the girl a bottle of water, which she declines.

An older Able Man escorts the boy deeper into the cavernous warehouse. 
"It's cold" the young Able Man says to her butt as she walks away and
then his shoulders slump as if the bottle weighs a ton.

This modern young caveman, a grease-smeared untouchable to this filly,
furrows his brows until they nearly meet over his nose and 
realizes he can never touch the likes of her....

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Categories: prose, romance,

bucolic pellucid wet dreamz
.

                        ...

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Categories: prose, beautiful, love,

Premium Member Somewhere On Foot Part One
I peered deeply into a water trickling  dyke clustered by pale blue and green peebles.
“Oh dear I sometimes dig too deep or maybe not...

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Categories: beautiful, character, city, deep,

Premium Member Falling Leaves
Clear the gutters in the street
So that the winter rains
may flow into the drains. 
Autumn has arrived.

Leaves have fallen, and utilizing them
as ground-cover is not...

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Categories: prose, autumn,

Dying Lights
Every light in me is slowly dying.

I still appreciate warm lights and cobblestone streets, and would love to wander once more in the streets of...

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Categories: death, happiness, light, stress,

Timeless destiny
The leaves expose their arteries, 
Through which all summer, only one life has elapsed.
The thirsty Earth penetrates all the stories of their last breath.
it would...

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Categories: prose, adventure, age, autumn, deep,

Premium Member I Used To Be
Can I allay man's acceptance 
of poverty which was not a dire circumstance before?
On those past days of summer the stale from bread crumbs fell...

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Categories: prose, poverty,


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