Short Cluster Poems
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friends meeting house
yellowing pages show tithes
from decades ago
swarm of bees in the springhouse
cluster around a new post
It isn't easy to enact the character of life.
People have to disintegrate,
To cluster scattered relationships.
©Chitra Arun
fir tree
pine cone cluster
squirrels gather
ripe apples
decay on ground
wasp paradise
spring
change of color
rabbits fur
Sweet scented flowers
budding on the lilac trees
tiny purple blossoms
cluster of floral delight
fill the crisp air in springtime.
3/9/13
There once was a man that was lackluster
Who's life was one giant cluster
Writes a suicide note
He slits his throat
Blank stares are all his family can muster
Stars that shine the brightest
Shining cluster above
Seven sisters shimmer
Sylphs from mythology
Silver Andromeda
Supernatural sky
Sparkling like sequins
Form:
collard-flower a vegetable, fruit, no flower white plumage
ruffled cluster
and diamond head
8/29/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©
a cluster of dreams
waiting for a puff of wind -
the freedom to roam
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A Traditional Haiku Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
another cluster of blackberries
was fuzzed by a fleet of mad cherries
the thin blue line was herding
as the cities were burning
come morning, old glory was weary
warm sun
peeking through clouds
happy faces
-----
green fields
wheat swaying
motion sickness
----
fir tree
pine cone cluster
squirrels gather
10/07/17
Sky is currently looking a certain kind of pretty,
That gradient of grey overcasting cluster of clouds.
The sky is always such a sight to see while riding in a car.
cherries cluster in their cliques —
bright and plump on crystal plates,
maraschinos bleached and dyed
hang out on sundaes
10/3/2018
counting one to ten
loses moment zen
for with mind at play
heart begins to sway
monk resolve muster
exhume thought cluster
vaporising thus
aboard God’s bliss bus
re-post inspired by unwanted contest
Adhered to the eaves where house martins hatch
Spiders cluster to a weathered straw hatch.
AdelaideCrapsey American doublet form
lily of the valley
divine cluster of bells
charisma on a stem
its perfume awakens nature
and announces spring's
long awaited homecoming
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
We are a faint star cluster
A mere wisp of evening cloud
A glimpse into ancient history
Our distance cannot be fathomed
By your feeble, mortal minds
We may be stardust by now
General Custer couldn't muster
Enough men to form a cluster,
Indians shooting straight and true,
I think it might've been the Sioux, ---- pronounced Soo
Had Custer in a fluster.
An elderly television speaks to her
in a deaf duplex.
Her garden is a cluster of cobwebs,
it rattles and spins its gossamer skeletons
by the shade of a spidery light.
Pink
Nuzzles
Yellows kiss
Perky petals
Cluster together, swaying in the breeze
Swirling, twirling colors of little girls
Spinning gaily
About me
Ballet
moves
shy pink faerie slumbers
baby badgers lying on her dress
guarded by spotted fawn and twin bunnies
puffy lavender mushroom cluster stands guard
gorgeous turquoise sky full of diamonds smiles
Paper crisp, dead brown, leaves
cluster between the straggly vines.
The potted purple petunias valiantly
hold their final blooms, alive and regal
within death’s grip, refusing to surrender.
It seems I am too late to know
The lilacs sweet perfume
For like myself
They are past their prime
But wait - there is a cluster yet
And it is fragrant still
Perhaps I too
Can stand outside of time
Take a seat, perhaps stand-
and stare,
Look o’er and see
A cluster of clouds crowding the calm sky
Step outside
Embrace, and be content-
watching the sky at 7
~Hidayat
08.04.2021
ig: hidayat_the_poet
Regan did command
always in air sea and land
should show a strong hand
we had called muster
were afraid in a fluster
a traffic cluster
so simple and plain
Walker always crashed the plane
insane will remain
Love With a Lot of Luster
What we could see was a big cluster,
Of love combined with a lot of luster;
From the first,
Had a thirst,
For Hillary and we always trusted her.
Jim Horn
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