Riparian Poems - Poems about Riparian

..."There's a river meandering through the mind," older than the Englishmen who raised a bridge over its Constitution, a nude Indian sped away from a warring Englishman behind absconding by canoe ......

Continue reading...

... Professed, nonwarranted kinfolk attest upon the secret florist Herald stewards, forbear! Striplings, go not to entice the fawn’s forest Yonder snowy peaks, betwixt pearls, radiates the pinkest a......

Continue reading...

...I feel honored, and flattered to acquaint myself (a married youthful looking sexagenarian solitudinarian from southeastern Montgomery County, Pennsylvania), yet feel awkward at jump/kick starting a r......

Continue reading...

...Swimming in the blind; feeling by electricity Puddin found her without ever eying; the food he was relying Their connection developed slowly; for neither found the other clutch They shifted emot......

Continue reading...

...Written: September 08, 2023 Sunsets Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Natasha L Scragg _____________________________________________________________ In September golden ......

Continue reading...

...thoughts lick at my consciousness distracting me from the warm embrace of the colour pallet unfolding I stare with myopic eyes at the kaleidoscope endeavouring to discern the demarcation of th......

Continue reading...

...Literate lettered latitudinarian Presents the following slapdash higglety-pigglety bupkis, whereby reader experiences being mentally hogtied perusing pseudo poetic perambulation devoid of sens......

Continue reading...

...The River The swirling stream in slow eddies flows along, In bright sun flecked ripples the Grey Heron wades. Where Water Coltsfoot, Alder and Birch belong A swift kin......

Continue reading...

...Brother Riparian observers watch waters pass left behind, huddled in loss our tears added to the flow memories blazoned in our mind with each tenuous gasp we pound the bare earth love and lo......

Continue reading...

...From neglect comes deviation, electrifying radiation, like a leaf in the shadow, Drying stanza so bore-some, a bit much candidly said, In the Sun thinly it is spread, As it comes to - an End. Unp......

Continue reading...

... Intensity RIVER AND LAKES— The lands have a sore throat; Because of this harsh winter; Like a trachea a winding way to the mouth; Also does a river flows it too has water a mouth; T......

Continue reading...

...Hark and listen well, if those foretoken in the eyes of hungers lust Trapped in their illusion, trampling the Stars into dust Forced with the detestation stench by the swamp of absolute disgust Th......

Continue reading...

...One evening an old ailurophile strolled through a forest with her blackest of cats, To brood on her once goldenrod hair and the callipygous bottom on which she once sat. Her head hung low upon sh......

Continue reading...