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Runoffs Poems - Poems about Runoffs


Bitterness now worshipped as religion

...In Ankara and Moscow,
the ground is crimson red ~
a carpet spread on fields once green.
Life’s fluid, like red gold,
flows as scarlet runoffs into Ottoman rivers –
lifestreams of Rossiyane and T...
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Categories: runoffs, grief, horror, sad, sorrow,
Form: Narrative

Along with the thunder

...As the smiles in the cloud brighten,
    a cloudburst of joy
  sends gentle kisses on our rooftops,
pouring down clouded tears—
    bottled-up emotions
to quench the thirsts of
    huma...
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Categories: runoffs, animal, bird, earth, kiss,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberIn the Mists

...Fog, like a shroud, hangs over the valley,
muting the morning's voice, soaking the ground.
Droplets cannonball, trying to rally,
base jump the downspouts, raise echoing sounds.

Scarce is heard ...
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Categories: runoffs, nature,
Form: Sonnet

Premium MemberNo Path Is Limited

...No path is limited, to one mold
fits all journeys – no footsteps a
lineal trail followed or forged~our individual
universes a swirl of infinite mazes, each one 
the Father and Mother of 
its own...
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Categories: runoffs, inspirational, introspection, mystery, perspective,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberAfter the May Shower

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The rain had started lightly as graceful drops on the window.  I was
peaceful and tranquil and it made me want to meditate and closing my 
eyes I drifted away to a sweet place of rel...
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Categories: runoffs, garden, rain,
Form: Haibun



Premium MemberO, Unbidden Rain

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O, unbidden rain I welcome you to my garden,
the flowers are thirsty . . . .
We have been w a i t i n g  for you
The cosmos, daisies and red roses are hanging their heads
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Categories: runoffs, rain,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberAfter the Rainstorm

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The rain had started lightly as graceful drops on the windows.  It was
peaceful and tranquil and it made me want to meditate and closing my 
eyes I drifted away to a sweet place of relaxation...
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Categories: runoffs, garden, nature, rain, storm,
Form: Haibun

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