Short Chinook Poems
Short Chinook Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Chinook by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Chinook by length and keyword.
ORIENT EXPRESS
A
chinook
silently
melts the lying
snow...
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Categories:
chinook, seasons,
Form:
Idyll (Idyl)
Chinook Moon
Ilchee, the "Moon Girl".
She paddled her own canoe ~
Bronze gaze, heart of steel.
https://natureasneighbors.com/ilchee-moon-girl-gazing-waterfront-renaissance-trail/...
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Categories:
chinook, history, moon, native american, river, strength, woman,
Form:
Senryu
Wind, a Rondelet
We’ve called it names –
Sirocco, Easterly, Chinook.
We’ve called it names
to match its devastating games.
Del Rio! how the tent-frame shook
as, twirled on a Tornado’s hook,
we called its names.
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Categories:
chinook, life, natural disasters, places,
Form:
Lyric
TWO FOR FEBRUARY
TWO FOR FEBRUARY
i’m crossing fingers
mild february thus far
blue skies atlas smiles
blue bird on the wing
color against winter’s nap
harbinger of spring
Dave Austin
*inspired by “Chinook” – forgot the author
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Categories:
chinook, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Butterfly Beach
so this is where butterflies go to die
atop this burning ochre beach
amidst the palomino stones
party streamers
chinook bones.
Chrysalis flutes swaying
beyond dunes, blue and gray
under a plush velvet shroud
they fold their powdery dreams
awaiting the pouty pallbearer tide
toting emerald caskets, silver lined
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Categories:
chinook, beach, butterfly,
Form:
Free verse
TWO RIVERS
Two rivers flowing; one is warm and pleasant like a chinook wind,
While the other is cold and swift and boulders roll with the current.
One we shall call the river of love, and the other, we shall call it the
River of discontent.... And since no one has ever returned to confirm
Or deny which one flows into paradise, we can only wonder,...
Until we test our faith....
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Categories:
chinook, religion
Form:
I do not know?
Chinook Wind
No lies to the heart she says only
ties will do to the lonely, To
make a union of two hearts that makes
a reunion of a feeling called love.
So lets rejoice and throw
the doves to the wind
and look to the pictures in the sky.
Now we can kick off our shoe's
and take off our golden wings
and send off in a chinook wind.
so now you can tell
no lies as we are tied
into one,Our reunion has just begun...
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Categories:
chinook, love, mystery, nature
Form:
I do not know?
Winds of Love
Chinook winds whisper softly
as lover's breath in spring
promises of wanton lust
desires of passion bring.
Summer winds brush rosy cheeks,
his hands smooth tousled hair.
Rapturous murmurs in the night-
her perfume lingers there.
Autumn winds blow dry leaves
fulfilling nature's need,
amassing beds on forest floor,
accepting fruitful seed.
But beware, the winds of winter
blow harsh and bitter cold,
tearing at the heart and soul
as countless tears unfold.
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Categories:
chinook, love, passion, seasons,
Form:
Rhyme
A SEASON FOR CHANGE
When the final Autumn leaf spirals to the ground,
and a warm Chinook breeze is no longer found.
Bears retreat to their seasonal slumber,
as snowflakes approach in abundant numbers.
Mother Nature steps down from her post.
As old man Winter prepares as new host.
A starving North wind arrives in his horseless carriage,
preparing to join hearts with the Earth in marriage.
Thus for many eve's they shall bind in wedlock.
Till Spring rises from the shadows to create a new flock....
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Categories:
chinook, nature, seasons, autumn,
Form:
Free verse