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.
There Comes an EndingYour faces i see when i close my eyes
Voices still heard in the summer breeze,
Gatherings curtailed by a floating disease,
Poisoned air that...
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prose, confusion, feelings, friendship, future,
Moonlight Sonatas and Morning KissesIn the realm of moons and breathless tides,
where promises dance with a serendipitous sonnet of sunrises,
along with morning kisses, unfolds a love story—
a poetic novel...
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prose, best friend, blessing, devotion,
AutumnAt last, I pause at eventide to take rest
amidst the shadows of the setting sun.
And as I watch I cannot help but ponder…
what...
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prose, autumn, seasons,
The Wind Carries OnThe wind carries on, seeking a peaceful place, to muss hair and raise Cain.
With no friends to meet, it invites the flowers, to scent the...
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wind,
Absorb TimeAbsorb season, in exact time,
Some trees absorb water and food
About six weeks later, all deciduous fruit trees
Show their cute flowers, clear spring
Then, later on fruits...
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seasons, water,
Thoughts on Iowa and My Childhood City
“And I remember Muscatine -still more pleasantly - for its summer sunset. I have never seen any on either side of the ocean that...
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prose, places, youth,
Seasons of Prose and ConsWriting in the light of Spring
Inspired by an Angel's wing
The things I see are meant to be
A prose or poetry thing
Writing in the Summer sun
When...
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prose, poetry,
Desperate Hope
There is an illusion of dishonesty in darkness,
so we rejoice when spring sings saccharine serenades.
I've always been a soul yearning for summer scents,
but somewhere the...
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assonance, emotions, love,
Last Night
Like he’d done for forty years he placed their breakfast on the table. But since the stroke his wife had little appetite for food anymore....
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prose, poetry,
New Law: Mouth Police Are Giving Out Tickets
As of today you need to watch your mouth and what you say.
We have always been able to hurt someone's feelings by our...
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hurt, spoken word, words,
The Great Catching Away part twoThe friend Ray called on his cell phone was named Bob and he agreed to meeting
Ray at their Open Door's church. Bob became his...
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10th grade, 11th grade,
The Great Catching Away part one"Hey Ray," shouted Jason, "After all of this time do you still believe that the return
of Jesus Christ is still very imminent?"
"Hey...
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10th grade, 11th grade,
Original Blue Haired AliceOriginal blue- haired Alice rewrote the story
Wearing a gown she constructed from linseed
With lace sleeves cut from a summer shawl
Possibly her grandmother’s favorite garment
She popped...
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Categories:
prose, books,
Why Was This Student So AnnoyingThe teacher was trying to figure it out
She was brand new, and optimistic
Fresh and ready to educate her first graders.
She had prepared all summer and...
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prose, teacher,
Jacqueline TrestrailOn this day 40 years ago in 1978 my mother, Jacqueline Anne Trestrail, left this world after a relatively short battle with cancer - she...
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mother, tribute,