Short Invasive Poems
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Prairie Sunflower
Golden yellow brown center
Highly invasive
Tough Helianthus
Maximilianii, groups
Of many flowers
Piloted masses
Invasive sharks in the sky
Cloaked ebony
Inspired by Raul's Mareno's "Tattered wings contest"!
hi
polite
kind greeting
uplifting to some, but not to others
who find it intrusive, and invasive.
different feelings
not always
felt the
same
A word that lately gets little traction
though when used provokes quite a reaction
I find it singularly persuasive ~
to describe the world today as 'invasive'
As our human population increases
we risk becoming an invasive species.
We are spreading with speed
like an unwelcome weed,
so native creatures are suffering decreases.
Light comes... ever invading
Brilliant, iridescent
Illuminating all paths
Glows in deepest darkness; can not be hid!
~*~
Note: For Rick Praise's Contest - Praise Pariku
Covid has its grubby hands around my chest
Surrendering me weak and lethargic
Not feeling the best
Grubby invasive hands are NOT welcome here
“GET OUT” of this body
Get lost , disappear …..
Noise, like all unwanted things
Annoyment brings.
Though stripped of what, invasive
Is trappable.
And while affixed to, wingless
A blowiness
Upruffles that pool, kept for thought
Calmly stable.
Intruders
Invasive interlopers
Encroaching on the edge
Of thought
Prowlers invading
The sanctity of the soul
Clumsy burglars
Violating the boundaries
Of whispered secrets
Purring cat burglars
Seeking comfort
Ghosts
lost, invasive
floating, haunting, wailing
Houses, Mirrors, Mansions, Chandeliers
levitating , intruding, lamenting
aimless, meddlesome
Spirits.
common ruellia
fall bloomer deep green foliage...
blue coated yellow...
A plant called Mexican Petunia
invasive but beautiful cornflower
blue trumpet shape blooms covered with
yellow butterflies..
A bsolute is the inexplicable love of God
G racious, pure and priceless, yet free
A lways constant beyond every circumstance
P powerful, generous, patient and kind
E ternal, invasive; for all to taste!
~*~
Stomped by intruding and invasive breed,
Foul footprint of this year is a misdeed -
Two weighty boots with heavy tread
Stirred quite a lot of dirt and dread.
COVID and DONALD just will not concede!
November 23, 2020
tooth of a lion
bearing a yellow floret...
harbinger of spring
an invasive plant
the curse of suburban lawns...
the dandelion
(Haiku)
02/16/2023
Spring Flower, Bird or Butterfly Haiku
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Smile
A design from clouds
That covers a soft red sky
At perfect sunset
Frown
This sky turning grey
From darker invasive clouds
At tearful midday
Entrant into Michael J. Falotico's "What Makes You Smile, What Makes You Frown" contest
8/17/2012
it’s not often
he let the stress
get to him
anger swell
within
invasive
infectious
festering
no end in sight
his mind
detonate explode
scatter
it’s not often
but today was different
just can’t deal
he let it get to him
AP: Honorable Mention 2022
There is an invasive plant
that has crept across our land
Won't use chemical removal
gotta pull it all by hand
This seemingly innocuous creeping runner
goes by the botanical name Calissia
And when it has all gone, perhaps the chorus for a song
Hey!! I'm never gonna miss-ya
without glasses I saw a flock of wrens
flying in formation
from the top of a distant renegade tree
today I still see them
they have not moved
I put on my glasses
It is not wrens
It is an arm of a large invasive vine, and it is slightly waving
from the top of that unlucky tree
perky yellow woodland sunflower
you grew renegade at the side of my Kansas woods
against the backdrop of the forest, you look amazing
glowing in the colors of an August sun
you are reputed to be an invasive plant
welcome to my meadow, you bring me joy
invade away, with my blessing
There's a plant in my garden,
Looks like a tree.
I didn't plant it,
But I watered it, you see.
There's a plant in my garden,
With roots running deep.
It's sucking the life
Right out of me.
There's a plant in my garden
That's bigger than me.
I didn't plant it,
But I watered it, you see.
Perfectly poised
To take the photo
Steady hands
Snap the still
A moment in time
Forever frozen
Hung on display
A proud prize
For all to see
The memory still fresh
Hidden inside
The warmth that came
Being surrounded by the flash
Lingers on
Invasive thoughts
Roam the memory
Hung in view
Form:
As a malignant growth
or an invasive tumour
so may other creatures
experience the growth
of human population
being like a cancer
on the face of the world.
Healing begins
with each of us –
with me – recognising
that we are just one
among the creatures
needing to respect
the others in diversity.
Sparkles of thunder my quiet being.
Warmed touch of shoulder wiped my tears.
How invasive in a given day uninvited growth.
Let frozen picture saved in shaking storm.
As carriage brought me here wish to take me back.
To friends claimed wonders in their limits.
Prayed love and respect lend me to wings to fly.
Prophetically sorrowful
A nightmare of a dream
247 passengers inside
No survivors
Broken Wings of a 747
One sad night
Powerfully Invasive
The night the faeries died
Assault rifles issued to the brownies
Who decimated their broken wings
Taking their powers, and then taking them hostage
Sad faeries, hostage wives
her hair is all over the place
wackadoodle with curls
filling up the space between chairs
stiff burgundy and black locks
twirling around the bottom of our feet
Which would have been okay in normal heat
It is ninety-two degrees in here.
So her wackadoodle hair is slightly irritating
to those of us who have to watch how we move our chairs.