Spring Seasons Poems
These Spring Seasons poems are examples of Seasons poems about Spring. These are the best examples of Seasons Spring poems written by international poets.
Silent Spring
by Winston Ritson
Silent Spring
Their buzzing gone
Wrist flick done
Peace at last
Silent Spring
Glinting lights dark
Children's laughter stark
Quiet at last
Silent Spring
Bugged windscreen
Butterfly spleen
Clean at last
Silent spring
Digital melodies
Comforting remedies
Dead at last...
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Free verse
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Categories:
insect, inspiration, seasons,
I See the Sky
by Joseph May
Within your eyes I see the sky
reflected in a shade of blue
Flowers bloom for spring is nigh
And all things are made...
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Rhyme
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Categories:
butterfly, rain, seasons,
Untitled
by Luicina Gaiser
Cotton candy tongue
Flutter of soft pink and white
Herald the spring snow...
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Haiku
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Categories:
candy, change, flower, seasons,
Summer
by Charles Gragg
As Spring slowly fades into Summer
the warmth of the days intensifies
and the green hills turn to a golden brown.
Flowers that glistened with life bathed by
soft...
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Prose
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Categories:
nature, seasons, summer,
haiku
by Mick Talbot
a special spring morn
pages haiku adorn
unblemished reason
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Haiku
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Categories:
nature, seasons, spring,
Scenic Memories
by Heidi Sands
Winter hangs onto the top of the mountain with some snow
Spring has taken over below, with greenery, flowers and warmth
While cold memories are transformed in...
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Sijo
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Categories:
beauty, memory, seasons,
Cycles
by Nina Parmenter
Spring brings a song to the street,
Then the summer sprays fragrances sweet,
Well, the autumn can trick or can treat,
And the winter’s last laugh is the...
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Monorhyme
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Categories:
nature, seasons,
The Beauty of the Seasons
by Carol Bocchino
I was looking out my window
One morning on a spring day,
The sun was oh so bright
As the birds were chirping away
As I was looking out...
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I do not know?
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Categories:
beautiful, seasons, weather,
OLD MAN WINTERS FAMED NORTHERN LIGHTS
by Michael E. Harris
SUN SAT DOWN, NITE ROLLED IN,
BRINGING ALONG HIS WHISPERING WINDS.
FROST ARRIVED WITH COLD AND CHILL.
THEY WERE ALL EXCITED, EXPECTING A THRILL.
MOON WAS LIT, BUT STILL...
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Narrative
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Categories:
seasons, creation, culture, imagination, international,
The Four Faces Of Nature
by Emile Pinet
Spring dapples the landscape in shades of green
as life sprouts within a seed or a bean.
And flowers add color to every scene
flaunting exotic pigments rarely...
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Monorhyme
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Categories:
seasons, 8th grade, beautiful, change,
Spring's Unspoken Message
by Carol Connell
Gone is the long winter with its bone chilling freeze.
Spring is evidenced by bright buds on the trees.
Temperatures have risen to pleasant degrees.
Perfume of...
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Monorhyme
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Categories:
seasons, appreciation, beauty, god, nature,
A haibun Reply
by Mick Talbot
A haibun reply:
I envy you, hope it has been inspirational for you, and reading your last haiku I think it has! My concern, or argument...
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Haibun
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Categories:
nature, pollution, seasons,
Some Questions Answered
by Mick Talbot
come in your welcome
sit outside it's sweltering
ice cold beer imbibe
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intellect knowledge
haiku speak for themselves...
late spring is kigo
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no haiku explained
forbidden notes with answers
read reviews
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nature is...
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Haiku
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Categories:
nature, seasons,
Hutinashro Butterfly Wings
by Emile Pinet
When butterflies take to the air
it is such a joyous affair.
For it means spring has come at last
and the wild flowers are in bloom.
Weaving beauty...
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Rhyme
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Categories:
seasons, 9th grade, beautiful, butterfly,
Late Winter Morning
by Sunlite Wanter
Puffs of cotton blowing high,
Hiding, then revealing
The warmth of the light,
Shadows across my face concealing
A late winter morning confused
By the finger of spring.
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Verse
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Categories:
allusion, seasons,
Newal
by Stephe Watson
The season's new,
the day's light? Old.
My weary eyes,
seeking cheeks,
first blur then blacken
these wisteria 'n lilac views.
Meditating falling to
slumber?
No matter.
Meditating or life
leaking?
No matter.
Nothing more to
see....
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Free verse
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Categories:
philosophy, seasons, spring, winter,
Colors Contrast
by Heidi Sands
Far across the green pasture miles
The mountain was spotted with snow
Colors of spring brought many smiles
Yet the cool shining white did glow
The mountain held onto...
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Rhyme
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Categories:
beauty, color, seasons,
Spring Revival
by Poetic Flame
Spring Revival
When Spring shows, life turns young
Flowers dancing to the...
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Free verse
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Categories:
seasons, spiritual,
Birds and the Bees
by Brendan J. Simons
Dearest springtime, you have come yet again!
Bestowing us with the cock of sunrise,
Whose doodle-does rise both poet and pen,
Musing what’ll be your forget-me-not size.
I’m dandy...
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Sonnet
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Categories:
humor, satire, seasons, spring,
Spring Melt
by Darlene De Beaulieu
The escarpment in spring is a beautiful sight
Way above, I see the melting snow
Travelling down a zaigzag course
That Mother nature traces
Like a little waterfall flowing...
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Free verse
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Categories:
seasons, spring, time,