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Short Hawthorne Poems

Short Hawthorne Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Hawthorne by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Hawthorne by length and keyword.


Premium Member Listen To the Songbird
robin's melody rings true from the Hawthorn tree~ sweet sound among thorns.
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Categories: hawthorne, bird, tree,
Form: Haiku



The Thronebird's Crest
look deep inside the Hawthorne tree there upon the the longest branch said i i hear the voice of thronebird's crest what high falsetto pitch that fill the sky with so much joy and happiness
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Categories: hawthorne, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Call of Fall
“I cannot endure to waste anything so precious as autumnal sunshine by staying in the house.” – Nathaniel Hawthorne Fall Whispers Quietly Playing gently Dancing leaves, breathless Praises singing So calmly Gifts of Fall
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Categories: hawthorne, appreciation, autumn, beautiful, seasons,
Form: Ninette
Red Kite
Red Kite

We walked in the woods ,
There was a red kite 
Mobbed by crows .
Plastic bag 
Rattling
On the hawthorne
Dogshit on the 
Treads of 
A small pair of shoes .
But we walk on 
Into the sunlight 
Wash ourselves down
And don’t look back.
Another time will
Come 
We will make 
A different day....

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Categories: hawthorne, animal, bird, child, dark, growing up, weather,
Form: Blank verse
Emerald May
EMERALD MAY

The humble Hawthorne blossom bright
Like snow upon the hedge is seen
Sweet May, is clothed in jade and white
Now winter’s chills are put to flight
The bride of Spring sheds shades of night
And dons a dress of Emerald green
To greet the Sun her Summer Knight
Who bows before his beauteous Queen...

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Categories: hawthorne, nature,
Form: Triolet



May Bride of Spring
MAY BRIDE OF SPRING

May bride of Spring sheds shades of night
And dons a dress of Emerald green
Now winter’s chills are put to flight
May bride of Spring sheds shades of night
While humble Hawthorne blossoms bright
Like snow upon the hedge now seen
May bride of Spring sheds shades of night
And dons a dress of Emerald green...

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Categories: hawthorne, nature,
Form: Triolet
Premium Member A Walk, Through St Catherine's Churchyard, Ludham Thursday 18th March 2021
Crystal dewdrop jewels pendent from leafless Hawthorne
over snowdrop pearls and early golden buds of daffodil.
A blackbird upon Sparrow, Peggy Gladys does adorn,
while morning light accentuates the name of Mitchell, Bill.
I look behind, my footsteps in the dew a path have worn,
past Throwers by the row, as well as Bunting, Jane. Stowe, Daniel....

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Categories: hawthorne, daffodils,
Form: Quintain (Sicilian)
The Ritual
Nihilist :
Being observed,
makes you feel undressed, naked.
A linear, ramp rage
rises.

Pieces of time 
fall in your mouth. You start behaving 
erratically. Hawthorne effect ?
You know how sharp, stout
are the stings ?

Testicles shrink.
The unrelenting zero burns the fat.
The emptiness was howling.
Time was dying,
and dying was time.


Satish Verma...

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Categories: hawthorne, art,
Form: ABC
When
I
When you have used up nerve, muscle, sinew
To be all you dreamed for others and for you
Then the soul alone can make you move at all
That is how U write like Rumi, Emily, Hawthorne

II
When death and evil seem greater than good
When darkness seems omnipresent, not God
Then Scripture within extracts - in pain - a Word
That stirs in U all U took on earth for living bread...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hawthorne, analogy, angst, change, character, christian, write, writing,
Form: Quatrain
A Father Denied
Delusional love, received in kind
Yearly styles of painted smiles
As if gold both did find

A pyrite love grown so cold
Seemingly,
Either bought or sold

A dalliance glowing of Hawthorne penned trait
Of Scarlett Letter ruse, and Lee's Mockingbird hues
A secret is borne of consequence great

A Child lives on, once thought not
In gabled house, nary worry fraught

A forgotten son is not the view
Photographs cherished, if only a precious few...

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Categories: hawthorne, father, introspection,
Form: I do not know?

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