Short Junipers Poems

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Premium Member Junipers

Big tall evergreen trees are monoecious
But others are only dioecious
Two sexes are mono
While only one dio
Both prickly to handle coniferous
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Junipers

Coniferous greenery holds up the hill and my eyes.
Snakes wind around the roots, and my boots, if I’m not careful.
Replaced junipers with a weeping willow and stone wall.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Junipers


Junipers symbolized rest and refuge in ancient times.
Elijah, Job, and Jeremiah were drawn to these special trees.
During their worst times, resting beneath them, they pondered life and death.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Love Flavors

can you taste the w i n d .  .    .  


                              evergreens . . . junipers . . .  furs 


                                                              love upon the tongue






In memory of Chief Seattle of the Duwamish League of Puget Sound



David Meade
Live Generously
Form:

Snow

The snow flakes gently fall
they wrap their icy embrace
around junipers of bloom
they float down and coat the globe in white
they cushion the streets
and cushion the hearts
the snow shuts the world out
it blinds and covers
it covers the grime
the blatant poverty
it makes everything look clean and pristine


spring snapshot

out of a shallow dip
catch-water field
of landscape polished rock
a shock of pregnant junipers

in pine pitch laden sunlight
olive-green fires arise
and my eyes bedazzle

gossamer
floating specks
of bees

new hatched
butterflies

golden jump
and spiral

as if tethered
to child’s witching wand

random rode
the windless air

Premium Member Juniper Rose 1 Juniper Rose 2 Juniper Rose 3

Upon birth, Juniper loved her name; no one else had it.
But then others heard it.
Now there are sixteen Junipers in the same class - her class.
The teacher wants to number them.
Juniper one, Juniper two, Juniper three.
The parents sign a petition they do not want their children numbered.
They should have thought of that before they stole Juniper’s middle name too.

Premium Member In the Blink

When will pretty?
      leaves of green,
bud with everlasting
      love, skies
splash intense cerulean?
   and rivulets of ivy
cascade, junipers
  show off their Spring?
outfits, roses
      purse their lips
of pink and red
    wink at him, shower?
her with adoration
   petals.  in the blink
of an eye, changes
will arrive, cold
tucked in heaven’s chest.

1/21/2020

Premium Member Rollercoaster Mind

My
Mind
Melts
Orange

Scattering butterflies
Singing with iridescent
Chameleons
First aqua green, then
Revolution

Clubbing twilight with both
Fists, gulped by gallons
Of planets

Parading
As thoughtless trees

Overbearing junipers
Crowding the galaxy

With shrinking
Wisdom

Unafraid of red
Ants

Colonizing advanced
Mountaintops

Millions
Of miles

Inside

My

Mind



08/08/13
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A-Z

All around
birdies bicker
cats creep
doggies dig
every evening.
 
flowers flirting,
greening grass,
heather hedging
invading insects
juicy junipers.
 
keening kin
life lost,
mournful mending
nurture needed.
 
ominous omens,
praying penitent
quietly quaking
redemption rendered.
 
sweet scents
tease, tickle
unarm ugliness
vivacious violets
 
warmly witness
xeroxed xanthous.
yonder yawn
Zany zinnia!

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