Short In Like A Lion Poems
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March Comes In Like A Lion
Dandelion dance
in the palm of my
hand; a gentle
bloom.
I love
my birthday
flower.
March roars in like a lion seeking
Attention with its hard cold breezes
Ranting and raving like some lunatic
Carefully the sun calms the lion transforming
Him into the sacrificial lamb
Sunny today
but Oh what a chill
The wind inhales and exhales
the trees bend on the hill
Winnie the Poohs Blustery Day
just cannot compete
In like a lion and out like a lamb
I am so tired of paying for heat
I long for crocuses, tulips and green
it seems like ages since they have been seen
Groundhog
Poke your head up
Tell us all spring is soon
The cold roared in like a lion
So farewell winter like a little lamb
Surface for warm air and flowers
Only a few more weeks
From your report
Groundhog
January 19, 2023
Sponsor M. L. Kiser
Pen a Rictameter, Hopes of springs return contest
would you say a day ending dreary,
cast in a gray of which we all grow weary,
looms sublime in its overcast fray?
earth meeting sky in flat light,
over echoed night birds reflected in white,
as april clouds wait impatient to wash it away;
but do flakes smother hope like dew
or wetly hide spring’s silent green clue?
while under black ice lurks warm summer days…
“In like a lamb and out like a lion” OR “In like a lion and out like a lamb”
Leaving a snow white trail across my yard
and giving a mighty roar,
the lion had arrived.
The beast of winter
crept off within the first week.
Sun now strokes my cheek.
I can almost hear a bleat.
March will go out like a lamb.
Written by Andrea Dietrich
A Kimo & Tanka for Russell Sivey's Contest:
A Mesh of Forms
March In
“In like a lion out like a lamb.” Old March idiom
Capricious and fickle
March - wind piper of mischief
Wakes rainbows with sun and storm
Sends kites on rollicking adventures.
March bluster teases tree buds
Tickles the robins and wrens
Lion lies down with the lamb
Joy born from winter feels March whimsy.
3-4-22
Contest: March In
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
Syllable Count: 7,7,7,9 May be rhymed or unrhymed.
March comes in like a lion, and goes out like a lamb
— English proverb
Any sign of Spring makes me sigh
— Kim Rodrigues
OUT LIKE A LAMB
pink petals of confetti throng
the Spring tree eulogizing Fall.
snowy buds cling like upraised songs.
March first bleating breaks down the wall
of incessant roaring rainstorms.
the keyboard-roof is fighting back,
the lion napping, seeds perform.
Daffodils give Winter the sack.
3/11/2020