Short Marram Poems

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


Psamathe

She doesn’t wear shoes in the summer.

    She likes the way the ground feels

    In the creases of her curled up toes


    She hooks them into the sand

    Beneath the marram grass

    And stands

    An arrow pointing to the sun


    The wind runs a wrinkled hand through her hair

    And I watch her from the path

    Feet pushing five inch spears

    Into the rocky ground.


Premium Member Dunes

In the hissing of the dunes   
Time shifts slowly by
I can hear the timeless tune
Of our lullaby
Hear your voice and sing along
Trying to keep in tune
But you smile it means I’m wrong
I can’t even croon
Here on this lonesome shore
Comes a memory
With the wind across the floor
Withered leaves roll free
They mix up with sunny shades
Of the marram grass
Sound of the lapping waves
All that’s left of us..
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fall Splendour

September sun setting low,
Fall in all its golden glow;
Anticyclones hold transient sway
As mist forms ,at the close of day.

Dogwood,jasmine,marram grass
In flower ,as pressure fills the barometer glass;
Evening primrose in scented bloom
Fill Autumn with  pungent perfume.

Winter migrants with welcome calls
As the Indian Summer falters,and falls;
Nature's tempo tarries,then slows 
As all creation begins to doze.
Form: Quatrain

You Wishing

You Wishing

You
on the spring shore
where waves applaud on sand
where marram grass resists 
Here lives the coldest  wind
and no one else is there but you 
Staying to watch 
with arms braced 
watching a world 
drown then reborn
You
imagining
devising the improbable
you 
silent
wishing the impossible
you 
with cold fingers gracefully
cupping an orchid
in hope, in soft hope
silent words
falling from your lips

Haiku Series - Desert Sands

the sand creeps sand dunes grow... gaining ground marram holds all together desert mountains... dunes imperceptible movers yet always growing on a windy day a mile long sandy beach not a place to be sandy beaches here one day... gone the next hungry oceans ripples in the sand saltating grains form ripples sand dunes nurseries creatures of the sand reptiles... insects... birds... mammals oasis wildlife
Form: Haiku


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