Short Carolyn Poems
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petals of beauty
fan out from sweet nectar core
nature's honey well
For: CRYING FLOWER
Sponsored by: Carolyn Devonshire
touched by dawn's first rays
one yellow-eyed spring beauty
cries for happiness
For Carolyn Devonshire's Crying Flower contest
serpent minds of greed
grow leviathan that feeds
revenge, nature binge
For: Nature’s revenge
Sponsored by: Carolyn Devonshire
Praying Mantis myth,
a Carnivorous insect,
sustenance his prey.
Contest: Praying Mantis
In Honor of: Carolyn Devonshire
Placed #2
Sea monster emits
screams to frighten beach-goer...
as an angel weeps.
Entered in Carolyn Devonshire's contest,
" Nature's Revenge "
I thought I saw the look of love in your eyes,
But now I know what I saw were lies.
*For David's Twenty/Twenty contest. By Carolyn Devonshire
Preying not praying
Carnivore posing as plant
Death without warning
Entered in Carolyn Devonshire's " Praying Mantis" contest 5th place
A poet who can not fully express my creativity
unless under the pressures of stress or misery.
Hey, I might as well post huh Carolyn? (Inside Joke Folks)
There once was a girl named Carolyn
Who didn't look much like Marilyn
But she would dance away
In a classical ballet
So that plenty of hearts did she win
Verse tribute to the late Carolyn Devonshire
a poetry souper who did not retire
A contest contestant to her very end
peer poet par excellente,& good friend
Her ink has dried, her stories spun
On distant shores, her songs are sung
Atlantis must be beautiful in fall Carolyn,
Love always, jim
September, 2021
The 7th trumpet sounds
Nature takes her crown
Angels drop tears
Ending of human race is near.
for "Nature's Revenge" contest sponsored by Carolyn Devonshire
Where does my Soul go now??
To my Holy Father I bow
May I speak of my Wife?
May I receive ; Eternal Life?
To be Cont.
Inspired by CAROLYN DEVONSHIRE
My sister Carolyn has a broken neck
I bring a walker to her. She says "how sweet".
Our nerves are hyper sensitive, a wreck.
Her mobility and attitude cannot be beat.
stands erect and proud
bird of beauty still survives---
symbol of this land
** for Bald Eagles contest
sponsored by Carolyn Devonshire
broad winged soaring
talons open wide, ready
to feast on its prey
8th place
BALD EAGLE CONTEST
Sponsored by: CAROLYN DEVONSHIRE
unbelieving eyes
glued to surreal images
death and destruction
and an ashen aftermath
terrorism had hit home
For Carolyn Devonshire's
"Remembering 9/11 Poetry Contest"
Complaining - the price for sure!
The brand of the gas not pure...
TP was Gold then
In line like a hen...
Would love to give his rash cure...
for Carolyn Devonshire's contest
You have been there through troubled times
You have heard the words I speak
Oh Carolyn, I am happy you make me be me
Your comments sometimes make me weak
I am so happy you are my peep!
Form:
Self-employed and partner in life
He "hired" some other guy's wife
Making golfing balls
Now he has two holes
My new business ?...Surgical Knives...
for Carolyn Devonshire's "Horrible Bosses"
Tearful scared face sobs
Implosion of mute whispers
Two reflection pools
Host ghostly towers of light
I see my kids bring flowers...
for Carolyn Devonshire's Contest " Remembering 9/11"
Refracting morn's light
Aurora Borealis
Beauty touched spirit
Sunrays pierce trees through forest
Moment captured forever
Sponsor: Carolyn Devonshire
Contest: Forest Lights
Our Joyce at the Tulip Parade
was humming the music they played;
she leapt to her feet,
and danced to the beat
(but sang out of tune, I'm afraid)...
for Carolyn & Catie's 100th Birthday contest
C-ontain
A-nd
R-epulse
O-ne
L-ethal
Y-ucky
N-astiness
F-rom
O-ur
R-ealm
C-ontrolling
H-ybrid
E-pidemic
Topic: Birthday of Poetess Carolyn Forche (April 28)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Carolyn my sweet,
May your steps allow your feet,
to carry you with no pain or hesitation,
may the play give you more,
strength for bloody sure,
hold your head up for,
a healing in Christ,
A Visitation