Short Cornucopia Poems
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summer harvest sweet
plump fruit ready for picking
a cornucopia treat
one would be wise to know how
quickly ripeness turns to rot
Nature's Seasonal changes ~ God's Cornucopia of Love to mankind.
written by: Dan Cwiak
for: Constance La France's "One Amazing Line" Contest
soul harvest
my mind the horn of plenty. . .
words overflowing
For Brian Strand's the 'Sen-ru ( rather than hi-ku)' Poetry Contest
harvest festival
thanksgiving in November
cornucopia
celebrating abundance
grateful for gifts from above
written October 19, 2021
fractured; the angry march
to I’s nexus
red, not gold, tracks.. wired to
perfect black
catastrophic chiroptera
see this cornucopia -
what plenty?
Sukkot's a holiday seven days long
supplies to buy, a home to build
No one's inside in our neighborhood
The fragrance of myrtle
the esrog's beauty
Cornucopia of pageantry
harvest's heavenly booty
Flittering all about, unknown souls - get to know them.
—by poet
As the wings of a butterfly uttered simplicity,
Hues aroused in me curiosity; humble is she.
Each soul, created carefully; cornucopia eyes.
autumn snores
sleepy autumn eyes
daylight slips into midnight ~
vesper barcarolles
autumn softly snores
cornucopia of dreams ~
astral autumn fields
11-13-22
Contest: Bit Size Poem No. 55
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Violinists warming up
Bees buzzing 'round
Flautists' arpeggios
Waterfalls ascending
Drums rolling
Thunder rumbling
As they all come together
Harmony's sounds wash over me
Cornucopia of bliss ~ Nature's bounty
Pie
Wholesome, Delicious
Cooking, Smelling, Wanting
Hearty, Sweet, Plate, Fork
Cooling, Munching, Moaning
Tiny, Leftover
Crumbs
7-11-2019
Cornucopia Cooking Contest
sponsor: Chantelle Anne Cooke
i knew an old cook in a diner
who was a terrible whiner
but people loved what he cooked
and the diner was always booked
no one had fare that was finer
Cornucopia Cooking Poetry Contest
Sponsored by:
Chantelle Anne Cooke
7/12/19
Free Verse:
Gloriously big pecan tree yields,
Nuts keep falling like soft cool rain.
Mother Nature provides for her own.
Haiku of this poem
Big pecan tree yields,
Nuts falling like soft cool rain.
Mother Nature's prize
.
Furrowed Brows
My mind, a cornucopia of ripening words.
Idle thoughts hanging loose
pollinated by the muse
Temptation’s beauty
dances on the winds of change
an audience of one.
©11/3/2017
submitted to – CORNUCOPIA – Poetry contest
Form:
Do you ever wish upon a star?
Always in search of cornucopia
You could not forget a wish like that
So it is always worth wishing on stars
To bring home joy , pleasure and play
And hoping you will hit the right arena
Right where your glorious dream will land
Roots and fruits , being the staple of earth
Succulent varieties , distribute at birth
Bounteous cornucopia , gratitude pleasing
Source of life............. substantial meaning ,
Root of our foundation , fitting self fruitation
We bear the fruit of what we root..........
YUM MAMA'S SWEET RICE--
Add cream, milk and butter
Boil it on the stovetop
Just the right amount of water and sugar;
Taste just like a desert
Yes! So lovely fine and nice
Yum!! mamasweet rice
Cornucopia Cooking Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Chantelle Anne Cooke
KEEP SMILING
family event
like walking through a minefield
keep neutral and smile
FREEDOM
standing on own feet
at last no more apron strings
liberty feels strange
GLOBAL WARMING
cornucopia
horn of plenty is half full
harvesting impact
THE PUMPKIN
The pumpkin smiled
like a child
with a few teeth
a bright exuberance
that lit up the night
a candy-filled carrying case
a beautiful place
for the human race
a harvest cornucopia
delighting the prunish*
exciting thoughts of utopia
10/22/2017
*prunish - wrinkled old people
October Sky – three haiku
#1
lightning strobes hearts
thunder uncoiling whips crack
eye stinging terror
#2
frosted exodus
wingtips warming on the fly
suns iced crystal glare
#3
cold hoar frost rainbow
saddened cornucopia
tears of failing sun
John G. Lawless
8/19/2015
A cornucopia of sweets
For those who trick or treat
An abundance of ghouls out there
To give us all a scare
Thanksgiving gives us feasts aplenty
With delicious ham and turkey
Christmas gifts abound
beneath the Christmas tree
Santa comes to town!
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10-29-17
Form:
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The rains have come on another Fall wind.,
nostalgia, once gone, now creeps back in.
My cornucopia overflows with things Man cannot barter or buy.
A hand to her hand, lover's sigh to wooed sigh.
“Good Night, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are" -Jimmy Durante
The summer overflows with lengthy days,
July 4 celebrations; freedom’s praise;
trips to the beach, swim parties, heat and haze;
vacation Bible School and sun’s bright rays.
April 21, 2019, entered in Gregory Barden's Rithimus Divisa Poetry Contest
From "Cornucopia of Seasons"
posted December 21, 2018
Cornucopia of Glory
Come to the Cornucopia of food
It will lighten up your mood
Bring happier times in dreary days
The the sunshine rays cast away the haze
To a plentiful glory
Tell your story
A story of hope, fun, and friendship
This is what the Cornucopia brings
A sense of kinship
lorn, horn plenty;
diplomatic abundance;
overflowing mass;
~
symbols of supply;
goods, things of a specific kind;
shaping like goat's horn,
~
vegetables of corn;
ever so plentiful so...
flowers, fruits, and more;
5/10/20
Placed #6 place in Contest
For CORNUCOPIA POETRY CONTEST
Sponsored by Kai Michael Neumann
Have you seen what is coming to our lives?
A veritable cornucopia
of delights
Angels of all kinds
Kings
Queens
Dancers, acrobats, performers
If life asks you to be happy
then be happy!
A lexicon of delight
Awaits you at the
end of the road
a grey sky
can never destroy
the sunlight within