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Short Lichens Poems

Short Lichens Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lichens by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lichens by length and keyword.


Premium Member In the Midst of Death ---- Life
in the midst of death- lichens come to life...

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Categories: lichens, death, life, nature,
Form: Monoku



Premium Member On a Decaying Log
in the midst of death- lichens come to life...

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Categories: lichens, nature,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Monoku In Two
in the midst of death-
                                  lichens come to life...

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Categories: lichens, tree,
Form: Monoku
Gore
Lichens of lion's lore,

incipient and trying to score-

ditch it and die in the core,

stick it right in the horse....

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Categories: lichens, absence, crush, evil, family, fate, friend, growth,
Form: Imagism
Terrarium
A forest behind a glass
earth and green shades
blended to be artfully pleasing

Moss, lichens, and a twig
composed with a splash of color...

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Categories: lichens, art, nature,
Form: Free verse



Granite Knuckles
bare granite knuckles
grip the horizon
as whispy whimpy clouds
slide over them
the knuckles are moist
from buffeting the wind
whistling wheezily
through broken skin crags
liver-spot lichens
mar the grey skin
giving away the age of it
within...

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Categories: lichens, morning, nature, wind,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Monoku a Broken Variation
in the midst of death-
                                  lichens come to life

NOTE
A one line haiku known as a monoku (was the original form of haiku,written vertically) my version is a variation( I introduced here on PS some years back in 2007 )a broken line monoku....

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Categories: lichens, poetry, word play,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Acorns Or Bust
climb slowly little squirrel cling to the lichens and bark enjoy your travels, bring home cheeky souvenirs 9/26/2020
“or bust,” an idiom expressing a determination to get something done or die trying. Used in travels. For example: “Florida or bust”...

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Categories: lichens, animal, autumn,
Form: Dodoitsu
Premium Member A Monikuhikuquatsequ
in the midst of death-
                                  lichens come to life
    (moniku)

this summer morning-

azalea perfume hints

& yellows the lawn

   (hiku)

with buzzard on high
o'er fields prairie dry
walnut ripen in husks
the afternoon turns to dusk

   (quatrain)...

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Categories: lichens, nature,
Form: Other
After Me
When I would no longer fathom the fall
Nor listen to the veery's soulful call, 
When I would not see blossoms spread their fare
Alongside grass lichens and maidenhair; 

When in lasting peace and bliss I shall lie
Sedately watching this world plying by, 
That I couldn't in the maddened race of life 
I would from the portals of death enjoy.
         ***********...

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Categories: lichens, death,
Form: Elegiac Lyric
Premium Member Dwarf Cloud Forest
Elfin forest, 
Hiding in Peru,
Waiting for fog drip

Gnarled trunks,
Lichens, ferns, orchids,
Mossy forest's trolls

Intense tree canopy
Keeping shy mountain gorilla's secrets
Holding raindrops hostage

Perpetual fog,
Adding a mystique 
of shadowed magic

Tropical delight
Heavily affected by
Global climate changes

Elfin forest,
Lending her mosses
To lead the way...

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Categories: lichens, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 3rd
Form: Imagism
Time Was Bleeding
Let the commerce begin
in moral crimes.
You had been selling the death, daily.

The lichens,
had invaded the tongues.
Speech was blurred and words were gray.

Someone comes knocking
at the door in night. When I
opened , it was moon.

The potter will not fail you
once, writes a blood poem
for the drifters.

In the beginning there
was turbulence in the sea.
Now the boat sails on fins.  


Satish Verma...

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Categories: lichens, art,
Form: ABC
Song of the Rock
Immutable and silent stands the rock.
Wind and hail has harmed it not.
Gravity’s battle has been fought.
A thousand years to see a day,
born of violent mantle forces,
what end befalls, I cannot say.

Above, the lichens cling in place.
Beneath, the rock chuck burrows.
Loneliness sparks a lack of haste.
Life’s rotation brims with motion,
as the massive stone lives in grace.
The boulder’s unrelenting will, 
has won the fiercest race....

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© Wayne Hill  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lichens, nature,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs