Short Jade Green Poems

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Florida~ (Haiku)

Jade Green Flourishes
          
                 Lightening Storm Summers

                                       Mangroves cool the coast
© Jane Bowen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Bee-Leaf

golden bee humming
lost in foliage jade green
where are the flowers

have you flown too far
long miles from the honeycomb
wherefore did you roam

you will find your way
back to the fields of colors
beyond deep green woods
Form: Haiku

Black Sun Version Ii

Blackened suns float in deep skys
Setting on encrypt amber sands 
Burning on jade green seas
As far as golden halos glow
Warming sanity’s sandy shores
Reflecting on sapphire horizons, cold
Black suns set upon the infinite seams
Of a land washed in an infernal breeze 
We die upon these crystal seas!

Premium Member Color My Love

This letter concealed with a Violet Grape Purple envelope 
And paper the color of Orange Tangerine Cantaloupe 
I wrote to my girl I felt Sapphire Teal Blue 
Along with the note I sent a Scarlet Red Rose too  
enclosed in the letter was a ring made from Amber Yellow Gold  
And an Emerald Jade Green charm with "I LOVE YOU" in bold
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jade Green Box

A bright white square
Inside a jade green box
Glows with an eerie glow
Calming those that stare at it
A harmonious color
Deep within its screen
Leaving a feeling of peace
Inside the core of the green box
Enjoy the luminous glow
The bright white square
Creates the calm glow
Peaceful and mild
Wonderful
Glowing
Green
Box

Russell Sivey


Morning On the Lower East Side

Walked over to the local tea shop 
and had a blueberry and a jade green tea 
The owner and his wife - a nurse(!)
were there 
The owner has some of my poetry chapbooks
I traded the last one for a cup of green tea and a 
blueberry muffin  - a profit of $2.00
Sent out a poem - in English 
to the anthology again 
Started an article on the life of Longfellow 
$50 if I get it published
Form: Ballad

The Cute Red Head

I sit in the beer garden
Not because I wanted a drink
Or because it was a nice day
But because I wanted to see her
I didn’t know her name
I just knew her as the cute red head
The girl with the open smiling face
And the full bountiful lips 
Jade green eyes, and of course the red hair
I’m really rather sad
To come to the same ghastly pub,
To drink luke warm beer each day
Just for a glimpse of an angel
Form:

Premium Member Beloved Feline

Beloved Feline

Like a faux fur cape you lie,
Splayed out over your mountain top,
the couch, on high.
A frigid winter dawn peers through
the window,
And ever so slowly, one jade green eye 
opens.
Studying a frozen branch that moves.
Oh, heavenly calico,how wise you are!
With zero interest in the news, 
Waiting only for the beauty of nighttime,
And the glory of the stars' hues.

Panagiota Romios

2/16/2019
Form: Rhyme

Lost Paradise

I took a trip in my mind today,
Astonished by what I found,
You only weighed a pound,
All of you were at play.
I wanted to stay,
But I was bound,
Standing on my ground!
I tumbled where you lay.
The grass was jade green,
And the sky was baby blue,
A vision I’d never seen,
I stood there looking at you.
Smiles and laughter filled the air,
It was a lost paradise where all was fair.
 
 
© Copyright: Ann Rich   2006
© Ann Rich  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member - My Cat A Skein With Love -


The joys you brought into the home
A little silver-gray skein - soft and warm
Raspberry tongue and jade green eyes
I believe that you are exceptional -
nothing more, nothing less
You are a door opener, to inner feelings

There will always be hands to pat you
feed you and nurse your wounds
In the reflection room, threads are woven
of future dreams
A long earthly journey of discovery
with life-giving energies
Form: Ode

Premium Member Daffodils a Drift

Snow drifts  buoyant on the breeze downy  
like a dandelion seed touching the cheek of dawn delicately...
Endless crystalline patterns of white grace     
each hollow, cleft and limb formed in rose pink light..

Upon cold surfaces   of glass  or stone, snow glances   
Up on the warmer growths of somnambulant grass it clings 
a fusion of facets, a light Spring feeding for rising daffodils 
each jade green spear engulfed in a pocket of white...

Premium Member I'm Only Dreaming

In the midst of hubbub, at the verge of one hectic June,
I see myriad diamond stars, and ruby sun under the moon,
As viewed from a planet of jade green with sapphire blue,
Covered by pearly clouds, vanishing in moon's silver hue!

But I am only dreaming, for it is the middle of the day,
And from sunshine I have wandered, into night's doorway,
And the golden sun has set behind the scenes in my mind,
Only to reemerge as I wake, leaving night's riches behind!
Form: Rhyme

Soul Discovery

Out of all the amazing beings 
In this infinite universe 
My soul called out to yours 
Ready to immerse

A strangely familiar feeling 
That's something I'll have to get use to 
A once in a lifetime love 
My eternal déjà vu 

I see visions of our destiny 
In your jade green eyes
It lucidly paints our forever home 
Surrounded by blue skies 

This all could be said in fewer words 
Or a simpler way to say 
That your soul ignites a fire inside me 
That only poetry can convey
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Glisten

Juicy, ripe cherries, still on the jade green trees,
In vibrant, orange sunshine, glinting at summer.
Blackberries winking, saffron noon hour of ease,
When rose strewn seconds, seem lost in slumber.

Fragrant, purple plums gleam hotly, very coveted,
Lustrous, wild raspberries, deeply red and purple,
Ruby red apples aglow, like fiery sun plummeted,
Until all are lost in darkness, 'neath stars eternal.

Written on 3/20/2023
For: A STRAND NO 1201 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Form: Rhyme

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