Short Ambassadors Poems

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The Telltale Spring

rain bursts from the clouds
as tiny ambassadors...
to announce the spring

date: 3/31/22
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© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member A Tall Story

Reaching
for the stars
giganteum
ambassadors of a 
lost age

Sequoia-The great ones..Inspired by Steinbeck's observation on growing up in CA
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Christian Secret Symbol

Fish
The Christian sign
A secret at bad times
Iridescent, sparkly scales
Ambassadors that willingly nibble,
They are hidden in dark oceans
Our water messengers
Honorable
Fish

Premium Member Autumn's Butterflies

Stemmed wings upon an autumn breeze
directionless ambassadors take flight
cast red against the morose, darkened sky.
Beauty’s flying carpet on the wind.

©11/12/2021

BITE SIZE POEM no26 Poetry Contest
Form: Verse

Cry For Freedom

Who shall restore our land's dignity
When plundered by thieves
Who frolic about in the corridors of power 
How shall we escape 
From the lashes of history? 

'How can the captives be delivered from the mighty'? 
When engulfed by malodorous ambassadors 
Who like rodents eat up the nation's trust.
How shall we escape 
From the lashes of history?


YEAR 2024

What I said 
last year, 
I can still saying it 
next year.
Year " 2024 " may be 
an excellent year 
to all ambassadors 
of love
and peaceful 
poets 
in the entire 
World. 

A year of change 
of some  criminals 
in the entire  
World.
Oh! Yahweh Lord 
Let me witness 
The change of more 
evil forks 
In 2024 

I will glorify You 
At the end of the Year.

Bawling and Proud

Caustic systems are breaking down
My son has much to learn
Wavy chips and a bag of scarlet grapes
With Lillie's on white as snow we no more are clowns

Cosmic graves are dug above
Faded rays of luminous hot white suns
Steady dripped and venomous stitched banes of hidden stakes
With ambassadors decked to the nine we bawling


My son we dance now laugh and sing
Learning the systems were not meant to last
Honey cakes and scented roses lament a dance we yet will convene
Form: Ballad

Premium Member The Grand Easter Story

Now that Easter is drawing near
The story must be told
How God sacrificed His Son
To bring us to His fold.
Christ died upon the cross
That salvation we'd receive
He paid the heavy price and all
We need do is believe.

There are still some who have not heard
And some who would not hear.
Tell them about the loving Christ,
Of how He'll reappear.
As God's ambassadors we are
Chosen to tell the story
Of how some day He'll come again
To take us home to Glory.

By: Joyce
Form: Rhyme

My Vision

I have this wondrous Vision that the world could live in peace,
The fighting and the bloodshed would finally all cease,
World leaders and ambassadors would get along together,
We'd live in peace and harmony hand in hand forever,
It's like that in the spirit world, that's how it should be here too
No anger, hurt or malicious tongue, just peace for me and you.
So let us band good spirited people, let us all unite,
We'll send our prayers around the world, to make our future bright .
Form: Verse

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