Short Bungalows Poems

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Premium Member Songless Bird

I perch on a rock by white teal-roofed bungalows, resting after my journey. Autumn's early bloom is a choir of falling leaves by a quiet rippling stream. The silence deafens as bright notes waft like snowflakes to earth in Fall's madrigal. I, a songless bird, rejoice in observation. The rippling stream chimes for me.
Form: Sedoka


High Rise

Wandering past bungalows
Sneaking through high covenant areas
Setting servants and dogs barking.

I go home
Desperation crawls in to the heartlands
As dawn crawls in.

Bastards!
They’ve built towers
Everywhere.

Down below I will build a house no bigger than myself
There will be no roof and no walls
I’ll step out into the darkness

If you are nearby one day pay me a visit
And please, plant me a sunflower
For a little glow.

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