Short Medallions Poems
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Dandelions are Mother Nature’s gold medallions,
Hated by master landscapers as obnoxious weeds
Marching across manicured lawns like battalions,
A whiff of wind releases thousands of their seeds.
written January 27, 2022
Silver Anniversary
There beyond the shrub
the sun medallions on the grass
around a python and boar,
the python winding.
Through binoculars I see
the python work so slow.
The boar now knows
what I learned long ago.
To go this way
takes years.
Donal Mahoney
Clarity from a medallions dream
soars beyond all nurturing memories,
with silky smooth canary comfort
from a golden sun risen morn'-
you've stayed with me through Tuscany,
morning daffodils are blooming,
with honey bees, sweet pineapple breeze,
emerald dandelion fields keep on rising.
~Date Written: March 1, 2016~
I walk through the fields of butterflies and start to feel ROSY,
I think of all the s p l e n d o r in my life and I begin to MOSEY-
As I see the little girl pick medallions I start to get NOSY,
so I m e a n d e r towards her and hand her a colorful POSY.
For M-Monorhyme Contest
Sponsor, Broken Wings
April 12, 2017
Parents raise their young
In efferent flavor of
The new sunrise.
But as the great star sets,
We become beasts that hunt
For nothing less than
Suppression.
Medallions are too effervescent
For this ridiculous perversion.
I stand center stage un-claiming
A sweated brow now.
To anticipate silver is to
Masturbate an antithesis of meaning.
This proposal disturbs my silence
And I refuse in a tantrum—revocation.