Short Harvesting Poems

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Premium Member Nature's Autumn Gift

Unwrapped in autumn is a potpourri of imagery. It's nature's gift and sparks the harvesting of poetry!
Form: Couplet


Lost Eyes

lost eyes
of native girls enslaved
by traffickers
beaten and forced into sex
and I grew up complaining
of harvesting beans and corn
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member summer-autumn bond


autumn haze creeps in
as dwindling summer sunsets
cast their last hurrahs-
the fruits have grown and ripened
now await their harvesting
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Turning Over a New Leaf

Autumn beautiful, nostalgic chilling, harvesting, coloring halloween, pumpkins, flowers, green chirping, buzzing changing lusty, fragrant Spring
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Hope

Halcyon of hiraeth, Helm harvesting green-gold Haven above hawkish Harlequin harbinger, Heart of seven sisters, Heliophilic hail Healing halo, love-hued.
Form: Pleiades


Harvesting

You were not
beyond me, parting the hills
disarraying me.

Cuckoo comes
again. Sits on window-
sill, gives a call.

I will turn blue
in your sky. All night it was
raining on hills.

Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Premium Member Seasons

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter.
Birth, adolescence, maturity, death.
Sowing, seedling, flowering, harvesting.
Idea, brain-storming, action, reflection.
Inspiration, composition, rehearsal, performance.
Form:

Premium Member Perfect Autumn Day

perfect autumn day
hot brownie from the oven
candy corn on top

harvesting pumpkins
freshly made apple cider
witches elixir

oranges and ambers
pointed leaves drifting off trees
evening bonfire
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Autumn Darling

autumn's dawning soon
a glowing harvesting moon
lunar orange red
~
nightly smoothly lights
sparkles moonbeams shines brightly
so dawning autumn

11/2/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Winter's Harvesting Antswhere Do They Go In Winter-

where do ants go in
winter time when grounds frozen
beneath grounds eating

all the stored up foods
gather during autumn rule
this is where ants go

2/11/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2021
Form: Haiku

Fall .

Autumn

Summer's  farewell

Harvesting  the  bounty

Preparing  for  Winter's  anger

Saved .


Having been tagged by Dane Ann , I now hand the baton to Brian Strand , to continue this 
Cinquain sequence .
© Sean Kelly  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Grapes

grapes still clutch
the vine
along the backyard fence

like clusters of birds
harvesting leftovers
from a picnic

their juice sweetens
like wine
as the nights cool

just enough left
to pool
and intoxicate

Noncompliance

The Devil comes in the form of an organization. 

A group of people bent on harvesting my defiance. 

So that they may go home and feast at night. 

I had not even finished unpacking. 

In this rancid new home.

Misbegotten Mistress

Alluring
bulbous
curves
Deciduous
eyes
feudal
green
Harvesting
insatiable
juniper
king
Languid
morning
nymph
Opulent
pedestrian
queen
Regal
seeds
toiling
under
vanquished
winter
Xanadu’s
youthful
zeal
Form: ABC

We Are Programmed

dense clouds cuddle
third dimensional
incarnations
free of birth and death
immortal we exist
evolved beings
colored bugs
expansion of self concept
harvesting white smoke
sky opening in silent
symphony
we are programmed
Form:

New Words

An emotional garden…
  thoughts sprout and grow

Their roots deeply planted,
  all seedlings to sow

New seasons come early
  their harvesting late

Perennial feelings
  —new words to await

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Pure Happiness

Consecrate others
A gift that is forever
Till eternity

Faith is a blessing
Composure will enrich life
Conviction of soul
Rings outward to many too
Delivering hope beyond

Destinies pathway
Harvesting happiness now
Feeds humanity
Form: Haiku

The June Birds

June birds 
Umpteen wings
Notes from the blue
Endless flight
Tweeting palms
Equine response
Emerging windows
Nuclear sparks
Thermal flowers
Harvesting season

June 25, 2018
For Juneteenth Poetry Contest
Sponsored by : Edward Ibeh
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Nature's Gift Unwrapped By Fall

A potpourri of imagery
Is nature's gift unwrapped by fall.
Bright colors burst from every tree!
A potpourri of imagery
sparks harvesting of poetry
ere winter shows her chilling pall.
A potpourri of imagery
Is nature's gift unwrapped by fall
Form: Triolet

Premium Member ADVENT

(A Haiku Trio)

Notre Dame chosen,
Love's spiritual seed sown;
Gardener assigned:-

Winds of love blowing...
The garden of love blooming...
Harvesting soon comes... 

Let's get ready,
God's harvest is on the way;
Christmas is coming
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Fangs for the info'

carney has banned garlic harvesting from farmers lands..well maybe no shadow exists.? Is that why the 'cease and desist?'
It seems he's into extraction.? Maybe he
Fears garlics actions..And its all hallows as well.? I think this whole thing smells.?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nameless

The nameless 
in their ranks of cubicles
faces lit by a visual display,
numbers, 
reflected in spectacles
a list to be picked, 
like ripe cherries;
the soft flesh consumed
the empty pit spat out,
discarded.
The nameless;
harvesting
the nameless.

Premium Member Spring and Autumn

Spring rainy, mild planting, freshening, rebuilding gardens, flowers, orchards, bonfires decorating, harvesting, baking brisk, cool Autumn January 21, 2023 Contest: Delightful Diamante Sponsor: Caren Krutsinger
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Shallow Breath-

Shall I see the burden take how can it ever shake
Color me hue so hurt  sadden and blue
Half lies so trues seldom denials
Closed minds Open Hearts
Colors of truths duty bound awaken by  brutes 
Shall I see harvesting absolutes planning the truth
Shallow breath~
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member NIA

NIA 
A Kwanza Thought For Today)

Be the seed you are,
Sown here in the soils of hope;
Germinating hope:-

Your roots anchoring,
Be divine guidance growing;
Fruiting ripe wisdom:-

Inspiring reapers,
Guide them in the harvesting;
Saving neighbors:-
Form: Haiku

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