Rainbows Poems - Poems about Rainbows

Love today I saw a beautiful rainbow that made me smile because it made me think of the beauty of our love. The first time I talked to you, I knew you were special. You were so strong and smart, I was happy to feel secure. You made me feel so secure that I knew...

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In a wake of fear right here, so unforgiving and beautifully forgotten again. I'll remember so you don't have to forget my name again. so oblivious to all of our pain. so we shed our skins again. beloveds in the next life Ill love you for a lifetime But today ill stay right here on the dark side of rainbows theres no...

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We love playing in the street To escape the summer heat On this day we walk to the park Feeding chicks who stole our hearts Suddenly the weather did change We got caught shoes off in the rain No need to fret for the animals don’t Not upset we sing a rainy day song Splash splash near the duck pond They take...

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It was a long way home I had wandered for many miles Searching for that pot of gold That’s said to be at the end Of every rainbow I saw a lot of rainbows That stretched across galaxies With no end in sight But no hint of a pot of gold Did I see I encountered a lot of well-polished stones And although there were Well worn...

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Feed children lollipops and rainbows which one day morph into news-reel prose Think they don’t notice the prior focus was doting and bogus ...

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Rainbows of love High in the sky Making me feel so happy and high The colors of glory and pride Make me feel so alive They shine so bright with all there might We can always feel happy upon their sight. ...

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Quote: “Lenses grant vision, perspectives determine what we see.” Poet As faith confirmers, glorious, color-chorused rainbows caress. Brilliant beauty as fresh delivered through Heaven’s gate, brightens human hopes, uplifting faith to further radiate. Sensations sparkling gloriously bright as any God made jewel grant elation promises that soothe any doubts man may mutter. For many, rainbows are a visual grabber, seeing...

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The Trail of Tears was in men’s thoughts before 1492. Almost four-hundred years cleared the Cherokee-Selma path. Blood dries up like rain. Stains fade from red to black. Rainbows are present only in discarded kaleidoscopes. Czars scattered the seed of Lenin like talk in small town bars, Plowed under like wet fodder. Blood soaks in like rain. Stains fade from red to shallow,...

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Shadowed in mist, she rises Mountains alive with ancient tales, Cloaked in faded stories, history Whispered on the nights in breathless tales Pastel moments, promises, echoed Across the horizon, silent dreams ...

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I gaze upon the spectrum of the past in rainbows and oil stains, The lights dissolve into a sea of colors, of green, blue, and red, And I fade with them, like a dream slipping away at dawn, I sigh my words onto the window, a silent poem meeting your gaze. On nights like this, even breathing becomes a...

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When I was a child I heard it told At the end of a rainbow, There was a pot of gold. Then one day I seen A rainbow in the sky It seemed to call to me I knew I had to try I headed out of town With gold on my mind, With my eyes on the sky, My riches I would find. I was oblivious...

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The greatest obstacle to discovery — is discovery itself (Dreamsleep: January, 2025) ...

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May we be blessed to understand in life… there will always be a little pain… while remembering a rainbow cannot be created without a little rain....

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The rain had stopped…the sun was about to set… It was the perfect time for a rainbow chaser such as I… to watch and wait for that multi-colored arch to form across the sky. The conditions couldn’t be more perfect…the sun setting after a storm… but as I waited…as I searched the sky…the rainbow never formed. Still…I am undeterred…the next...

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March in the Mild Tropics ...

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