Short Connie Marcum Wong Poems
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an amethyst flower enchants a blue morpho to alight
© Connie Marcum Wong
February 24, 2016
Monoku #8 Contest
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Versatile Connie Marcum Wong
many verse forms were her song
A long-time friend for a dozen year
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Inspired by Connie Marcum Wong's verse, 'Under The Stars', many thank you's.
i lay down at dusk
my naked back kissed by grass
the stars amaze me
Oh beloved teacher
I'm just finding my wings
So I too may soar the
ethers guided by you,
Fragmented and floating.
© Connie Marcum Wong
Mystique Contest
June 7,2015
#1—connection with a supreme source …
Sister World
Oh sister world that can’t be seen
You dwell beside our haunting moon.
Are you like Earth, are your fields green?
by Connie Marcum Wong
3 BY 8 IMAGE - Poetry Contest
December 30, 2014
visual 2
His spirit took flight
Like a snowy white dove
With the sun on its wings.
It flew toward the clouds
And disappeared
Leaving only a breath of
Wonder in its wake.
© 2013 Connie Marcum Wong
Happy Easter to everyone!
Wishes for magic
stored in an innocent mind.
Stockings on mantles,
sharing Christmas joy and mirth,
never happened in our home.
Connie Marcum Wong © December 5, 2011
For Russell Sivey’s Christmas Stockings Tribute
Blue eyes that mesmerize
And share same thoughts with me,
Within their graceful beauty, contain the sea.
© Connie Marcum Wong
Through Your Eyes - Poetry Contest By Nette Onclaud
June 11, 2015
Visual 4
Number of words 17
white skies . . .
a grumpy groundhog
emerges
2-2-22
© Connie Marcum Wong
*I wrote this a few years ago, but don't think I ever posted it?
Enter the 'A STRAND (1065)' Poetry Contest. 2-3-22~N/A~
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I love being rayon,
So cool in tropic's heat,
I dry fast when wet, wrinkle free!
Audacious hues surprise,
A medley for your eyes.
Fabric soft as butterfly wings.
11-6-17
© Connie Marcum Wong
* I was too late to enter the contest
Connie Marcum Wong
Inspirational with a mind that was so strong
May it be in comments or written in a poetic song
You are the gift that keeps on giving
Your compassionate wisdom in our hearts will forever be singing
She called me a friend even though we were ocean apart,
Her words were beautifully and skillfully crafted,
Genuine love permeated her chamber,
She loved the fragrant blossom of spring,
Autumn called her home.
September 24, 2022.
A
lovely
peacock is,
This love of mine.
A rainbow concealed,
He would not reveal his
many colors until he
felt I would respond in kind to
his glorious, colorful romance.
As years increase I remain spellbound still!
© 2011 Connie Marcum Wong
Blue,
The sky
Reflected
By the ocean.
Blue lips of the drowned.
Bodies trapped, never found.
Blue songs sang to mourn the dead.
Souls in sorrow coping, hoping.
Blue water spout casting people out.
Empty graves with flowers the hue of blue.
Connie Marcum Wong
A
path to
harmony
is one adorned
with vermilion hues.
Pumpkin leaves, remnants of
summer’s verdant colors now
drifting through the woodland splendor
through argentine skies, unified, a mélange
of the magnificence autumn bestows.
©2011 Connie Marcum Wong
Splashes of scarlet and violet blend into blue heavens
While soft, white, feathery clouds rise like angels taking flight
Over memories of Monet’s Artist's Garden at Giverny.
© Connie Marcum Wong
Sponsor Andrea Dietrich
Contest Name Glorious Sijo Fields
February 7, 2015
Her poetry springs from inspiration.
Her service merits admiration.
She sees the hue of souls and hearts,
speaks with hands, knows magic arts,
loves the sea, rides the skies;
Easily she cries!
A lovely dame,
and Connie
is her
name.
First snow on tree tops,
Canadian pristine . . .
Nature's own beauty
Of spirit supreme.
Cascading waters
Of crystal clear birth
Instill serene pleasure
From heaven to earth.
As the lake mirrors mountains
And deep azure sky,
We commune together,
My God and I.
© Connie Marcum Wong
A litany of leaves tango
to the tune of your chilly flow,
so windblown.
Moody clouds move silently by
in a turbulent silver sky,
as windfalls.
Showing signs of your wrath, the trees,
to whipping the waves of the seas,
so windswept.
© 2014 Connie Marcum Wong
11-16-14
WIND - Compound Word Verse
Like you and I, she was acquainted
With loss and like "God Special Ones',
She lived to share her love with us.
On 62322, My reply to one of her congratulatory
comments was, "And you are amazingly kind. Thanks, Connie".
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Inspire You. Andrea Dietrich. 1P
An Angel loaned from Heaven,
roamed this Earth, as if on mission,
lifting up spirits, the kindest among us,
oh Bless You mystical being ~
the Lord couldn't wait to have you back.
~ R.I.P ~
'Short Connie Tributes - How did Connie Marcum Wong Inspire You' Poetry Contest
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Whitecaps splash against
Charcoal colored rocks that
Lie in scattered clumps
Hugging the summer shoreline,
Leaving white frothy foam
That quickly disappears as
Steadfast rocks prepare for
Their next embrace.
The ocean is calm today
And my thoughts drift
Through azure skies
To mingle with the clouds.
© Connie Marcum Wong
We say goodbye to Connie with sorrow
For there won't be any love tomorrow
Her gifts to the community aglow
Allowing the ranks to look up, and grow
Her passage crossed hearts and bridged PS to flow
9/24/22
Short Connie Tributes - How did Connie Marcum Wong Inspire You Poetry Contest
Sponsor-Andrea Dietrich
I love to feel the
wind on my face,
bask in the warmth
of the sun’s embrace;
But as light misty rain
touches my skin
in divine delight
I go within...
The wind becomes
an internal force.
The sun enters my heart
on its warm course,
But rain endeavors
to keep me whole
and helps to sustain
my very soul.
© Connie Marcum Wong
Summer fades as thunder clouds roll in,
Darkened skies hold lightning bolts within.
Autumn rain shares laughter with the din.
As splashes of hues become akin,
A race in which the sturdy will win.
Leaves dance and twirl like the ladies spin.
I’m so inspired to write again
With my poet’s heart that dwells within.
© 2013 Connie Marcum Wong