Short For All Seasons Poems

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Four Seasons

A paean
for all seasons
memories 
of a summer song
to autumn's
golden boughs
through winter's
drifts of snow
and spring's
call of renewal
we are reborn.


Premium Member At War's End

Therefore, for all seasons shall ye be,
Nor winters wild, nor summers only see.
And, therefore, shall the gods again as one,
Rebuild what ruin this time of war hath done.
Form: Couplet

He Was Happy

He was affable.
No one disliked Him.
A man for all seasons
none of which seasoned the guy,
but he was happy
just paddling along
in the shallow end of time.
Waving merrily
from an empty boat.

Premium Member A Gift For All Seasons

Spring
petals
pentecost-
summer flowers
fall,
harvests-
at Christmas
winter bedecks
halls.


This week is Pentecost,the coming of the Holy Spirit with gifts,to complement each day of 
every season
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member A Soup For All Seasons

Mushroom soup for breakfast
Carrot soup for lunch
Noodle soup for dinner,
Onion soup for brunch!

Chow mein soup the next day
Broccoli soup – oh Boy
Barley soup – I’m feeling sick – 
But Poetrysoup for joy!
© Sneha Rv  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Cb Tribute Contest One: All First Five Cb

Laura Loo / Jan Alison / Jo Daniel / Broken Wings / Nette Onclaud

Siblings of passion, rhapsodists for all seasons -- mighty zealous pen.

10.12.16

"CB Tribute Contest One"
Poetry contest by Andrea Dietrich
Form: Monoku

Liberte

When blind terror rages and burns
a city of love that now churns---
innocence, a prison.
The time will come as Fate returns,
justice for all seasons
O Liberte, newly risen.


Rime Couée-Tail Rhyme For France
Contest: Debbie Guzzi
© Leon Datu  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Eternity's Mark

Can time be discarded
  by reading your work

Your wisdom a birthstone,
  eternity’s mark

With experience salient,
  thoughts never to age

A voice for all seasons
  —the words of a sage

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Love For All Seasons--

A LOVE FOR ALL SEASONS--
Would love to hold you, until the gentle spring
When robins and sparrow hum and sing
I love you from winter, summer, fall then spring
Let us join in...


1/30/19

Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2019

A Season's Change

As summer days, draw to an end.
Autumn leaves, begin falling,
from the trees,
Blowing softly, with the breeze.
Many colors, of red and gold,
Quickly changing.
As with life,
nothing ever stays, the same.
For all seasons, must come and go.
© Carla Cox  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Choices

I choose Joy
I choose Positivity
I choose encouragement
I choose a great life.


Most of all I've chosen JESUS
The reasons for all seasons.

Jesus comes first in my life
For I am grateful
I am thankful.

My life is in Jesus hand
Jesus I STAND.

Premium Member Reverberates

Hatred and anger blazing,
first from thoughts,
then ungodly actions.
Reverberates in homes,
schools, on roads,
and in other places.
The children exposed,
helpless.
Don’t let it back in as
it echoes thunder in
the walls,
let God’s peace in
for all seasons. ~

Premium Member Her Smells of Love-

As I sit in front of the window, still I await my love visage Her aroma surge Lingers on O' twilight chance of us being A couple together for all seasons Lavender hue Radiant dove Her smells of love
3/5/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©

Harvest of Happiness

Gathered family
beauty divine like river flow
Innocent pure love …

Every soul truly wishes
Never in life stay alone,
Harvest true joy and bliss
Protect under rain or sun
A lifelong  union for all seasons.

Prayer not  to miss
Harvest kindred of delight,
soul blooming with smile…
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Woman For All Seasons

When winter comes it’s very cold
You’re always near for me to hold

In the summer when it’s hot
Your iced sweet tea sure hits the spot

Then fall arrives with blowing leaves
Hand in hand walking in the breeze

Spring brings beauty and hope in life
Just like you my soulmate and wife
© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Blue Jays

BLUE JAYS

beautiful thief
this darting flash of bright blue
ah     but there are two

strangers in the crowd
wonder where their nests are?
trees in early bloom

maybe just one nest
husband    wife in wedded bliss
cries from a tree top

bird for all seasons
a blue streak against the snow
hear the angry squirrels
Form: Haiku

So sweet

My man for all seasons,
Love has no reasons,
Would you mind if I say.
Magic's the same today,
Moonbeams--love benign,
 Aging like vintage wine,
You cast pearls--your smiles,
Let's love on all these whiles,
Whatever you want, you see,
You got it from me.
Don't go anywhere, okay,
Sit tight, never far away!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Wish For All Seasons

One wish do I have
  A wish for all seasons
That folks love each other
  For no special reason

No matter the situation
  Yield not to temptation
Launch a world-wide renaissance
  ~ Make love your response   



           January 12, 2020
 What Are Your Wishes Poetry Contest
      Sponsor: Chantelle Anne Cooke
Form: Rhyme

Hundred Different Reasons

She is 
As steadfast as 
The North Star
Unchanging in her
Passion and devotion 
Her obsession
With him
Despite unwelcome circumstances
Never getting dim
Her regality
Her ravishing beauty
Her honest core
Her always wanting more
Any wonder then
That there are
Hundred different reasons
To love
The woman for all seasons
© Vijai Pant  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Subjects

From my bathroom throne
		I overlook heads of trees
		men for all seasons
		who sway and still
		like felt and feathered burghers
		dependent on his lordship’s
		words.

		In glowering times
		they cloak themselves in mist,
		hiding like fleshless nerves
		from courts and kings
		and the kings’ best choristers
		the birds.
© Bill Keen  Create an image from this poem.

Unsolicited

The defense is automatic
Actions, autonomic
Devoted to the cause, charismatic
Emotions for all seasons, climatic

I weary,
I smile
I compliment, silently

I advise
I encourage
l congratulate, mutely

l feel
I break
l heal, repeatedly

I love
I pray
I hope, constantly

My feelings 
My devotion
My actions, unsolicited.

Just Be

Places to go things to see
It's all about the newness
Spring brings
City to City 
State to State 
Buds blooming 
Events taste
Lauhgter abounding 
The best from the children
Summer vacations 
Calander unbending
Learning pass downs
Called family tree tunes
Pictures to keep for all seasons
Shaking the spirit 
In breez

Spare Moment (VLB)

Summer's Dance

A stolen moment  
held in a kindled embrace
our eyes chased the night
as the band played Sea of Love
summer's dance over too soon

lingering moments
in an amorous embrace
our eyes seek the dawn
as the band plays You and I
dance partners for all seasons


By Rhonda Johnson-Saunders

Second Place in Susan Burch's Little Viewed Jewels contest
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Pair of Shoes

They have been on the go
for many a year
all generations wear them
old fashioned and modern without fear

There’s no need to speak them on
for a tongue helps them fit fine
as they come in every size
with polish to make them shine

There are all types for all seasons
comfortable and hard wearing to be true
most colours whatever your shade
so be in fashion go shoo!

poetgord@2012
Form: Rhyme

Breath of Love

Love breathes softly 
like a baby at rest
dreaming of caresses 
and mother's warm milk

Love, too, breathes deeply
like a child at play
chasing sunbeams in flight
and friends for all seasons

Our love breathes eternal
like God's divine touch
Our breath became one
As we exhaled vows face-to-face 

By Rhonda Johnson-Saunders, January 25, 2012
for Story of Valentine contest
tenth place

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