Short Gathers Poems
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the crow
gathers an evening...
a small shadow
underneath her wing
shapes the firmament
Published Cattails 9/2015
A powder puff moon
hangs in a languid sky
gathers stardust from the milky way
and airbrushes the faces of passing angels
Soft sunlight warms
an empty morning.
Memory hums below
like distant footsteps.
A hush gathers —
then lingers in my chest.
Broken
Taken apart
I will return
But here I remain
Broken
Fallen
Dust gathers
Rust covers all
Here still I lie
Fallen
Uncertain the journey,
Unsure which way to turn
Jump, dig, swim, burn,
Failure needs no witness,
The audience gathers anyway.
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black paint on blue page~
a murmuration gathers
then silence takes flight
August drifts,
gold along fences~
heat holding
its last breath,
while dusk gathers fireflies in
a small bowl of light.
The Moon Gathers, The full Bloom,
As the Blossum's shed,
Wilting Night, Thee tiss
a glowing Thread of Light,
tiss open thy to thee Eye...
Silent garden - before the sunrise
Gentle dew gathers on jaded leaves
A faint chill of night lingers
Day awakens - glistening peacefully
tear wells in sad eye,
gathers weight, until it spills
glistening down cheek
the grief bestowed, now on show
is shed in drops, letting go
Leaves circle around with the season's wind
Flowing across and through the skies
As fog gathers on mushy grass
Releasing the odor of the mud
dawn slips through the silent hills
wind carries the old earth’s breath
sparrows rise like whispered prayers
light gathers wandering hearts
clouds
roof
quiet
soft settling
clouds drift and linger
the evening air gathers its calm
night folds gently around the roofline—copper dusk
Each of us is a little rain-drop
that gathers together
and creates huge and wide seas
However,
never are great majority of us
aware of this.
Once again night gathers,
beckoning your tears.
Sorrow shatters laughter,
echoing your fears.
You tragic disaster,
what fruit can life bear?
Once again night gathers,
beckoning your tears.
Sorrow shatters laughter,
echoing your fears.
You tragic disaster,
what fruit can life bear?
New dawn lights the heavens
Dusk destroys the day
Sunlight gathers dreamers
Darkness makes them pay
morning air slows down,
a squirrel shapes soft circles~
tiny paws drifting;
stillness gathers in his chest,
tranquility unfolding
light
stirs
softly,
gathers grace,
soft as first morning,
a hush that widens through the heart,
reminding me that God begins His work in whispers
Each of ordinary people
is a little rain-drop
that gathers together
and creates huge humanity seas
However,
never are great majority
aware of this
A tree stands alone
filled with lights and garland
family gathers Christmas morn.
Teresa Skyles
Entered in Andrea "Christmas tree haiku"contest
Fog gathers-masked rocks
A sentinel poised above
Ever fixed light beams
Contest: "What My Eyes See"
Sponsored by, Annalise Brigham
Form: Haiku
Darkness falls in the habitat
an secret acre overgrown
lush from furious rain the darkness
gathers
and sparks fly up from the underbrush
floating
to the treetops
dawn lifts its pale glimmer
mist drifts low
a single bird trills a soft note
the stream brightens,
dew gathers stories
the world feels newly made
foraging squirrel
gathers brown acorns
log fire burns in grate
Bite Size Poem no23 Poetry Contest
sponsored by Line Gauthier
10/15/21