Short Bluey Poems

Bluey black, clouds and waves
Dark shades, shadow the nightfall
The cobalt coastline




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She glows with focus,
a fairy who can truly see.  
a helium moon bathes
her, with bluey light.  
Quietly she stitches 
by a sky of amber- red tea.    
Silk spun messages echo
through the night.    
She sits and mends quietly, 
and fervently, until eternity
is out of sight. 
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A new day goodness,
oh what a delight to see,
morning bluey skies,
this earth is heaven to me.
Sing a new song, give the cue,

from this view I take 
the once old is now all new,
ours is the prize - wean -
in the skies a future's seen,
a yonder message of love

and hope came in free,
pure, sure, from across the sea.
Ours is a page, a
joy we hold - Let's make a new
story all worth to be told....

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Three of the utmost sassiest chicks I ever did see
Were Bluey, Red, and the notoriously cutey Blondie
They wiggled their tail feathers, causing rooster to turn red.
He was their embarrassed daddy, this big guy, named Fred.

Why do you act like such harlots, I asked them one day
We like to tease the other roosters; it is our way to play
They never settled down, stayed single all of their lives.
A good thing probably, they would have made terrible wives....

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O sweet white bloom blushing through snow,
You gently kiss the north winds as they pass,
Whispering to winter ‘it’s time to go’,
From your bluey-green leaves like blades of grass,
Sweet drooping bells that mark the seasons flow.

A tiny flower sets the world alight,
And fills a wintered heart with deepest joy,
New life from bleakest days and long icy nights,
Through woods and fields, her bloom Brigid’s envoi,
As spring returns into our mortal sight.





Form: Sicilian Quintains...

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