Short Dogwoods Poems
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shafts of light among taller, barren trunks
dogwoods blossom, a herald
as the woods come to life
kimo, May 30, 2014
Dogwoods are in bloom
Winter is losing its grip
Still Spring hesitates
6/7/2017
For contest One Haiku 5-7-5 or Less for Rick Parise
dogwood blooms
blanket gnarled branches
pillow clouds
April 28, 2018
Tree haiku 3-5-3 Contest By Mick Talbot
First Place
Tulip heads mingle with paper whites, floral party escalates.
An Guests bunnies and squirrel’s join the celebration.
Beneath the dogwoods, dandelion heads awake.
Down where lavender wisteria hangs
Dogwoods' white blossoms add grace and beauty
Wispy clouds fan brushed across could boomerang
Bring snow to springs' start, lay out death's duty
sunset I'm leaving
the birds are headed my way
far past the dogwoods
beneath twinkly skies
out past the emerald lane
beyond Silver Lake
the gleeful hour waits
in peach sky rosy morning
where the birds sing sun
Bird song symphonies
Interweave through trees
Adorned with blossoms.
The land, a mosaic
Of nature's splendor
The doting eye
Of the sun lands
Upon the blush
Of red dogwoods
Skins are out
Earthy smells
Cling to me
The days
Become
Lazy
.
Swollen buds
Star Magnolia, Dogwoods
Hope of renewal
(Non-traditional Haiku)
My first cry echoed out
in a metallic hospital room.
The magnolias and dogwoods
were in full bloom. Through
the years I grew hardy and
strong. A car crash enlightened
me to my own mortality. It was
the beginning of the end. Little
by little I lost my grip on life,
spiraling on a downward trend.
Now I embrace a cold winter that
will never become spring.
Although near June casts its heated upswing
Vibrant weaves of blooms adorn field's aisle ...
‘Oh, let me relish five more days of spring’
Where tulips and dogwoods pose to beguile!
Arbitrium Divisa Contest of Gregory R. Barden
Submitted 5/26/2019
Taken from the poem ' Five More Days ' ( 5/6/2019)
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~ Not entered in a previous contest~
Entombed in the winter
to burst forth in April;
their petals bear shadows
of crosses and nails.
Some think Augusta;
I image Golgatha:
bread of life broken
and all that entails.
Gloried reminder of
what comes right after,
the dogwoods in springtime
burst into full bloom.
Moriah spared Isaac,
rejoicing with laughter,
Abraham’s seed springs forth,
prepares a room.
From a lofty height
That first day of spring
That mountain side seemed
To be filled with green
Interspersed with dead
Of those decideous trees
The pines shone forth
The shiny, waxy leaves
Soon ten shades of green
Mingled with white blossoms
Of the dogwoods of April
Come to the mountain
Come to the mountain
In April, meet me there
We can share the spring
Where lovers hearts sing
Oh let me relish five more days of spring,
Where tulips and dogwoods pose to beguile
May’s grandeur tossing its hues...so I fling--
‘Oh let me relish five more days of spring.’
Although near June casts its heated upswing
Vibrant weaves of blooms adorn field's aisle ... ...:
‘Oh, let me relish five more days of spring’
Where tulips and dogwoods pose to beguile!
Written 5/6/2019
Not entered in the Contest