Short Midges Poems
Short Midges Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Midges by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Midges by length and keyword.
White water lily rooted deep
Profusive alba in flora peep;
Over the surface,upside down
Waterboatman-nature's clown.
Spiders spin their bubbled bell
Close to a ramshorn in crimson shell;
Stick insects,two inches long
Feed midst a tumultuous throng;
Mosquitoes,midges and water fleas
Bredd ' neath the shade of willow trees;
Rush,sedge in tall loose strife
In open ponds that team with life.
Categories:
midges, nature, water, water,
Form:
Pastoral
White water lily rooted deep
Profusive alba in flora peep;
Over the surface,upside down
Waterboatman-nature's clown.
Spiders spin their bubbled bell
Close to a ramshorn in crimson shell;
Stick insects,two inches long
Feed midst a tumultuous throng;
Mosquitoes,midges and water fleas
Bredd ' neath the shade of willow trees;
Rush,sedge in tall loose strife
In open ponds that team with life.
Categories:
midges, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
A - BOA, is where I found stuff on Asian midges
BOA – CON showed me the way they build bridges
COO – FLO was a cooking lesson in foods sweet and spicy
FLO - ISIS flu meant influenza – a major discovery
ISIS – NAV all the details of Naval history
NAV – SCA the first encounter with radiant energy
SCA – ZWI simply meant understanding syzygy
Categories:
midges, childhood, education, imagination, nostalgia,
Form:
List
The deer leaps in the autumn glow
Mindful of the forthcoming snow
In the glen the heather’s in bloom
A wonderful place here in nature’s room
Along the coast the seabirds fly
Catching thermals, riding high
Nests built up along the ridges
Among the rocks, grass and the midges
The waves break many feet below
Causing an iridescent green glow
As plumes of spray escape the brine
An act that’s repeated time after time
Categories:
midges, autumn,
Form:
Rhyme
POND LIFE
White water lily rooted deep
Profusive alba in flora peep;
Over the surface,upside down
Waterboatman-nature's clown.
Spiders spin their bubbled bell
Close to a ramshorn in crimson shell;
Stick insects,two inches long
Feed midst a tumultuous throng;
Mosquitoes,midges and water fleas
Breed ' neath the shade of willow trees;
Rush,sedge in tall loose strife
In open ponds that team with life.
re-post from | Year Posted 2007
Categories:
midges, garden, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
There is bird crap on the car window.
In the morning light
it’s a gritty white ghost,
a splatter still passing-by
making its way to earth.
The windscreen is a camera,
excrement caught in flight
like accidental art.
With some imagination
it could be a city landscape
under a snowy sky.
A humming miasma of midges
is also fine art if you can stand it.
Regarding art appreciation,
I am on the fence,
but sometimes, like now,
I know what I don’t like.
Categories:
midges, poetry,
Form:
Free verse