Tree Rhyming Poems

MID-SPRING

It is mid-May,
Mid the welcome of spring’s changes all
Over the norther hemisphere;
Amid still growing joy with strolls through
Parks and fields, admiring the all
  ...

Read More

Where are all the rhyming poems

A sentence of imprisonment inside a world 
of unmarked tombs 

inside the womb 
that echoes out 
I think that I...

Read More

I am seriously out of kilter with the poetry glitterati,
my poems have lines that sometimes rhyme, so therefore are not arty farty.
I discourse on experiences...

Read More

Winter Awakens My Care
anonymous Middle English poem, circa 1300
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

Winter awakens all my care
as leafless trees grow bare.
For now my sighs...

Read More

The cost of living collided to the sky and plus claustrophobia minus class of cloud equal to clerk count to countries and Kiribati. I live...

Read More

Oh, Mr. Cardinal
why do you tease me,
sitting, with your belly full
up there, in that tree?

Copyright © Cynthia Jones
Jan.21/2013

I have been waiting a long time, to...

Read More

An unfinished letter drenched in blood,
the youngest of soldiers dropping 
the sweaty pen from his dangling hand;
and while his vision blurs, his thoughts are escaping...




Too...

Read More

You make my stomach turn
My ulcers burn
I’m like a huge oak tree
Your just a fern
When will you learn
In my mind my thoughts
Will always churn
In my...

Read More