Short Indian Summer Poems
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high through jagged pines
spiraling up towards the sky
smoke from our cabin
indicating the changing
fickle Indian summer
indian summer
the last of
fun cottage weekends
adirondack chairs
overlook
september sunset
AP: 3rd place 2020
Be not faint-hearted
Ere winter's cold winds appear
Indian Summer
Written September 10, 2021
breaking out t-shirts
in November of all months...
unbelievable
Date written: 11/22/2020
pilfering raccoons
raiding cornfields and orchards
laughing at farmers
Indian summer picnicking
Last hurrah before winter
indian summer
first day of school
new hand me downs
Published in Bottle Rockets #39 2018
AP: Honorable Mention 2026
On lips heartfelt goodbye kiss
Soaking up the last few warm sunrays
Summer bliss fades to memories
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
Indian summer-
out of depression's shadow
Autumn leaves my heart
NOTE-HI-KU is any English language variation on the Japanese haiku
indian summer...
a gathering of leaves dance
quietly to death
9-14-18
Colorful Fall Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Nayda Ivette Negron
INDIAN SUMMER
A British Indian summer
Made cold October warmer
Lucky were the birds and bees
It made all life feel at ease
Summer’s gone…
The earth has shifted.
The sun slants
Anew each day.
The chill in the air
In the cool, cool, dawn,
Brings a change
Most welcome, some say.
Cooling temperatures cause the leaves to turn colors,
But the temperatures climb again during Indian Summer.
Multi-colored leaves are the last fanfare before winter.
September sunrays dart dancing playfully
we treasure every last glint of warmth
indian summer truly a gift
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Diary entry dated October first
Sublime indian summer won’t last much longer
Enjoyed every amazingly sunfilled minute
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
WINTER’S INDIAN SUMMER-
indian, early
cold winters and warm summers
process of the suns
6/16/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©
Lined up like third-graders
on the fence of a deserted ballfield
after a week of Indian summer –
cast-off sweaters, mittens, coats.
From a treetop, birds recite
the morning lesson.
Indian summer
hazy eyes
irridescent,laughing
parrots flying
thru your palms
waterfalls
on magic lanterns
swinging
between us
lighting the primeval shore
where we tread
beyond the rush of time.
fall
colors
september
kaleidoscope
fond farewell to lush indian summer
AP: Honorable Mention 2022
Submitted on September 21, 2019 for contest MAKE IT FIVE sponsored by JOSEPH MAY - RANKED 3RD
in a smile, a supernova explodes
sadness is wiped off the face
lights penetrates darkness
notwithstanding searing intensity
a winter among winters
is indian summer
,
Summer Sun's heat waves good bye, cool breeze sweeps the desert floor
Geronimo's spirit sits by the autumn campfire
A lone coyote howls at the desert's Indian Summer Moon
Form:
It's a spectacular week of weather ahead for us guys
They used to call it Indian Summer but it's no longer wise
The baseball Braves and Indians
Need to change their insignias
Long overdue, unacceptable in First Nation's eyes
winter time it is
feels like Indian-summer
54 degrees
cool crisp breeze sunny
warmth from God breathe luminates
January now
It’s the seventh day
Almost close to mid winter
Still January
01/07/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2019
indian summer
where a little, clouds crisp flies
warm air partly the
~
indian summer
reaches tender, loons obscured
beautiful winter
~
so warm December
beautiful winter season
indian summer
2/1/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Fall
leaves
foliage
on the lawn
the days shorten
out of depression's
shadow
an Indian Summer
arrives
&calls
my heart
revives
to survive
& face
Winter's
long haul
Indian summer
the nuzzle of a fawn
as I doze
She stands, not defiantly
not with threats of maim.
She has trust and curiosity
as any babe would have.
She captured my heart
for one split second in time.
Then she was gone.
True story: October 2014