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Seasons Poems | Poem About Seasons and Change

Covered By Grace
Covered by grace, blessed with faith, anointed with favour Yah is all I need to get through the day Bless me, Yah, as I seek thee, make me your prologue While I am building faith, hold on to me When I am afraid, come down and stay near me Bear my burdens and cover my scars Wipe my tears and...

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Categories: seasons, appreciation, courage, faith, fear,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sunny Season
The sun's ventures to scorch the blossoms fail. Goddesses Maia and Lakshmi sail. Pre-monsoon drizzles cool the environs. Optimism spreads wings, hushing storm's sirens. Human forms are moulded to merriment With the leaven of truth, good deeds ferment. Clear conscience cascades from the divine source. As a gentle breeze, love becomes life force. For the tillers of land, it's a fair season. In creating...

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Categories: life, seasons,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member THRILL OF LATE SUMMER
SEASONS NOW AND AFTER Poetry Contest Nette Onclaud 8/8/25 As summer winds to an end, there's a pitch Summer's last breath rocks with school-aged kids Soon, the air will be filled with excitement Like hens racing for corn at feeding time College kids are racing off to their schools With the new school year, friendships are renewed Back-to-school shopping and clothes are noted On-campus parties...

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Categories: school, seasons,
Form: Other
The Farmer's Rain
Drops. In clots they come, Jetting down festers of The mean clouds that soar even higher. Down here, the feet of the soil are mere clod. Furnace rules upon the face of the waves, Brewed and distilled from faceless chimneys. The farmer’s rain is abroad. Drought yawns with anger among the choir of Desolate rainclouds. Skeletal drops. Measured in fingertips, They drip wastefully on the teeth of...

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Categories: farm, life, seasons,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Thrill of Late Summer
his lips slipped upon mine; into dreaming in the satellite of fall's chaste shadows sphered by the last cast of summer streaming onto our free skin, sunk in the shallows our first kisses, our first mature outlet for a latent love now bursts in our ears from seeds sown in spring's bosom, mere trinket, our little love, hedging, a nest appears underneath the...

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Categories: feelings, love, seasons,
Form: Other



Premium Member mountain shadows moon
mauve mountain shadows creep across verdant valley ~ purple moon rises (August Full Moon – Tlingit people of the Pacific Northwest)...

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Categories: seasons, environment, moon, mountains, native
Form: Haiku
Premium Member AUTUMN IS NEAR
AUTUMN IS NEAR Poem written for and submitted to “SEASONS NOW POETRY CONTEST,” August 6, 2025, Nette Onclaud, sponsor ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ brushstroke of a cooler breeze paints my skin. golden rays slip behind the horizon, velvet curtain drawn across stage of sky. summer bows with grace;...

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Categories: 12th grade, autumn, seasons,
Form: Other
A Lonely Season
Crisp chills of air betwixt the leaves; Uninterrupted,their autumnal descent. Shed from clusters of molting trees, Color fades from limbs barren and bent. Branches shiver in the shifting wind, Foretelling colder times to come. Wynorrific,a blood red moon Strikes fear into the hearts of some. Dreary clouds adorn the sky, As mist enshrouds the ground. Moonlight shadows cast ambient Cascades of darkness all around. Loneliness seems surrounding...

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Categories: autumn, october, seasons,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Thrill of Late Summer
Lying in between seasons is a pause, To look at what's gone on, what's to become. In Fall, dreading Summer's last curtain call. In Spring, vaulting to cheer Winter's demise. The quad-cycle ride brings its surprises. It taunts, haunts with clockwork compromises- When we wake up before the alarm sounds, Or press snooze, to linger on dreams instead. Drowning the questions never posed...

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Categories: seasons,
Form: Other
Premium Member Soul of the Seasons
Plow horse neighing with the bending of clay humble hands silently give thanks to the rain. Petals flashing bumbles- flyers kneading nests till death do they part or when fate slashes the breast. School 79 unchained this child from the grind as an ice cream truck jingled with sundial time. Bronzed dreams caressing an iced tea beach sandcastle paying alms to the...

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Categories: seasons,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Rhythm of a River
Rhythm of a River ...

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Categories: appreciation, rain, river, seasons,
Form: Rictameter
Life without you
Life Without You Life without you in cold desert sand, I walk without shadow, the sun too tired to care. Alone in the place I used to know, walls whisper your name in cracks and corners, but you never answer. Silence moved in where your voice used to be. The rooms are getting smaller, the windows won’t open, time has folded in on itself only...

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Categories: seasons, absence, betrayal, confusion, dream,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member kiss of autumn
a crisp august night evokes vibrant changing leaves ~ autumn's bitter kiss...

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Categories: august, autumn, color, seasons,
Form: Haiku
MISTY RAIN
It's nothing more beautiful in The world than misty rain As it falls lightly from the sky It overpowers your senses And soothes your body Relaxing you, giving you a feeling of Tranquility and peace of mind...

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Categories: rain, seasons,
Form: Free verse
RAIN
Rain is a gift from Heaven to cleanse the earth from Abnormalities...

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Categories: seasons, weather,
Form: Haiku

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