Short Bushes Poems
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Cast of dewdrop voiced thrushes
still pose on aloe bushes
tonal float or plume at dawn
sweet haze on marsh land rushes
Sticks in containers,
Patiently wait on my lawn
For me to plant them.
Listen to poem:
Bashing bushes never worked!
As answers become vague touchés.
Matching hazy questions, akin.
Step up nosily, face-to-face.
tweeting and peeping
call goes out the seed is here
a happy flying
whistles and joyful beak sounds
landing on lilac bushes
I look at a completely still landscape
The trees, bushes, lawn and path
Seem covered in whitewash
For Rick’s Winter kimo contest
The rustle of bushes means what
a squirrel in search of a nut --
something more sinister
awaits the inquisitor
Glaring white lake stretches up to bushes’ shades.
Adirondack chairs and canoes align in grace.
March 26, 2023 11.37am
tys hillside garden
peppers tomatoes cabbage
a neighborhood gift
rosemary bushes
rows of carrots and green beans
scarecrow named mazey
Scenes silver-painted
Beam bits of sun shines
Sparrows, snow tainted
Hands of trees peace signs
Bushes stand fainted
All around God's shrines
In front the house
Two big Maple Trees stand out
Suddenly an idea
Decorate both trees
Lights were wand around the trees
Instead of doing bushes
A wristband man
followed me closely
jogging
I imagine he will try
to grab me, stuff me
in the bushes any
minute
He just runs, wheezing
on.
in front of the house
two big Maple trees stand out
suddenly an idea
decorate both trees
lights were wand around both trees
instead of doing bushes
"From a tree of thorns and creepy bushes,"
To a sun-kissed rose glistening in dew
Inspired by: The Red, Red Rose
by Jesudason Atputharajah (n.d.)
Bushes
Growing together
In different shades of green
Enjoying the sun
Reaching, stretching,upward
Growing
Rain
Clings to
The bushes
Like crystal drops
Shining without sun
As it can be
For people
Seeking
Light
Heidi Sands
12/30/23
(C)opyright
bushes cut too short
what of springs recovery.....
life is yet to be
May 22,2019
Writing challenge 3 may 2019
Nature haiku poetry contest
Deer Heart
Sheepberry, honey suckle, snowball too
Beautiful bushes, each has her own hue.
They’re all in my yard.
Inspire this bard.
Planting each one was truly a coup!
Head is like a piece of land,
Long and short hairs,bushes and trees,
Black hairs,dark and deep,
White,light and leap,
No hairs,bald like Sahara keep!
Thick bushes stand in front of you
Blocking the deepness earth is
Open them up
And see another nature
Another wildlife
Open up those bushes
And look inside.
Her gaze traces an island
Scanning a plagued village;
Tears swell from a tidal fury
raking bushes, shells--
In Maldives, she wails
For lost daughters.
Luminous creatures,
Nocturnal beings take their flight,
They move randomly,
Light hover around the space,
Bushes and lawns their fun fare.
March 10, 2022
New shoes to walk through
many paths trying to find
the right one to choose
~long roads with difficoult stones.
Thorny bushes to avoid
my dog is chewing up my bushes
cleaning his teeth
dragging healthy limbs off
I do not stop him
happy he is being entertained
even though my bush is being massacred
Grown taller since May,
my rose bushes sprout blossoms -
yellow, pink and red -
bright remnants of warmer days
Now heralding fall’s glory.
red and evergreen
bushes proudly displayed, joy
marriage's first kiss
**I got married in December and the church was full of poinsettias....it was so beautiful.