Short Algae Poems

Algae on rock slippery ending...

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See those algae grow,
In grandeur seabed green form
What a scenery!...

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Algae on rock's face
Tells the story of landscape
And how it once was....

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tsunami after
maroon algae to oak tree 
how ~ we changed our faith...

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Nibbling freely on algae 
seagulls chase each other 
over wet sand
along the deserted beach...

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the oaks algae dust
corpulent in weathered green
clouds threaten to bust

1/15/2020...

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the tide fluctuates
On the coast, algae line grows~
calm contentedness


Written: October 01, 2022...

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hard rock pretending 
Wears mask of algae and moss
to be soft and green
Friendly fresh looks it truly
more dangerous to step on...

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I am Flounder, wild and young.
I flap my fins and love to have fun.
And sometimes when I eat bad algae,
I make the water a little bit bubbly!...

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I have an S-curved neck
I am a tropical bird who can stand on one foot
hot pink feathered wading bird
I eat shrimp plankton and algae
who am I?...

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A young mermaid from old Shangri-La
Had a Math quiz --- right after her spa 
So she thought, “What to wear,
That will make the boys stare?”
Then she picked out her best algae-bra!...

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MOUNT UBU
                                         the algae stones blue
                                           juniper you Isabel
                                           cold shade of Ubu...

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babbling brooks babble

green algae proliferate...

fry explore their world



05,22,2019
Writing Challenge 3, May 2019, Nature Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Dear Heart...

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Iron oxide
Leads to red beach
Vivid red waves.

Color red beach
Form red algae
Red colored sand.

Paint sky red
Brush by red rays
Red light reflect.

Flash red river
Awes many eyes
Flood by tourist....

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the river here runs backwards
and it's the fish that catch
they enjoy the dark nights
when they see better
the sun burns down to the algae
men swim desperately in the shadows
and nothing seems to matter...

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wee
fairies
gayly flit
top mushrooms
searching for treasure
among the roots
of toadstools
algae,
too

written June 26, 2021
for "Ninette" poetry contest
sponsored by Caren Krutsinger...

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An explosion under water
Colors bleeding through the walls
Green algae mixed with peach coral
Pearls floating on the ground
A personal space for a mermaid
Her divine heaven underwater

Russell Sivey...

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In a deepened streaks of quick darkness,
Pale of  muddy algae
Crawl out along loopholed weeds -
In tangles of puffed cotton
And spiders' webs spread out
Caught 'midst lamb's fiber
As it  wanders by meadow trails


Contest No 16...

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Energized by the rustic cave 
it's cold moist nature calling 
echoes gurgling from within its depth 
dark algae clinging to its walls 
the water slowly trinkling into pools 
shimmering like gold specks 
a delight for any adventurist 
diving into its depth...

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Fifty thousand cells? You’re wrong!
No. It’s true, their leader said.
We’re set in jelly, thick and long.
Flagella’s push us through water.

We’re fifty thousand strong.
You look like green algae and dead!
Volvox laughed in a happy song.
Amusing my wiser daughter....

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Written by Gail DeBole
January 20, 2020

A flock of Flamingos so pink
Had feathers that made people blink.
They group-danced with heads high
In a Flamenco style.
Ate shrimp, algae, and water to drink.

Author's Note: The type of food affects the color of the feathers....

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I walk fast
but I act slow
Just as my emotions come over me;
Thick waves that take their time
To blot out my sunlight.

Out in my endless oceans
I’m dredging up ‘happiness’
But the word is blurry
Underwater—
Its meaning fades beneath layers of algae
Source undistinguishable....

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Sea
Sanguine
Surprises
Australians.
A rare phenomena caused by algae


(This actually happened on Bondi Beach in 2012 when the water turned scarlet)
Contest: language of water
Sponsor: Nette Onclaud
Jan Allison
Tasman sea – Australia
7th December 2015...

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Hop scotch not
Possible with these
Skinned knees
Bleeding.

Fish kisses wiping
Away the disparity and
Dismissing the
Consequence.

Admonishment so
Wholesome and
Irreverent.

Buried into the
Pillow now
Feathers disrobe.

________________________
More works at alexfalls.com...

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The wind that knocked my door 
As a runaway laugh..  
Comes to me loaded with the scent of pine, 
With greenery algae from the old walls  
With my mom's  bow on the threshold of the house. 
....
The wind, which rested .. 
Like a laugh tired from escape 
Gave me the rustle of her dress....

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