Short Nature Seasons Poems
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Once summer green
then Autumn gold
bedecked this ancient tree-
Today silhouette laid bare
misletoed in winter frieze.
dama de noche
fragrant blossom of midnight
there, though out of sight !
. . . star-lit dewdrops glow
thick, toxic, black puffs billow
smothering smog, go . . .
(Welcoming Spring)
Clear ribbons of icicles, now melting;
Shed as refreshing teardrops,
From the old oak trees limbs
Through sand and haze beach goers stroll
Leaving footprints where soft crested waves roll
~*~
6/10/'13
Clear sunlight cool breeze
No fog, mist or cold wind
Cuckoos and magpies sing
Clear sunlight cool breeze
No fog, mist or cold wind
Cuckoos and magpies sing
In mellow mornings
I rise to ripe ocassions
Nature's ritual abides
I connect to life's beings
All points soul bulletin
Winter snows recede
Warmer days do their part
Rivers start to swell
Awakened by natures clock
Hibernating bears emerge
. . . wind-blown brown leaves
gray dust swirl round
fresh green sprouts. . .
The boughs are laden with snow.
Winter tableau is painted.
Nature played overnight trick,
Turning green to white.
a rose
in November
perfumes a gloomy day-
hints of summer linger Autumn's
goodbye
after Adelaide Crapsey's creation
They reach for the sky
Perfect blends of browns and greens
Blossoms of colors
By: Greg Stanley
The grey sky
suddenly awakes....
summer solstice
© kashinath karmakar (26th June 2011)
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sycamore swaying-
rooks nesting high
midst the bursting buds-
stick by stick each gust unpicks
a patient labour of love
Autumn leaves dancing
Spinning and twirling around
All so inspiring
Enticing playful moments
With choreographed echoes.
brightest bulb in sky
colors trees with chill and hue ~
sparks of cold winter
(September Full Moon – Assiniboine)
slurping the nectar
of blooms so beautiful the...
hummingbirds nourish
Snow laced branches silent without birdsong.
Frosted ears that can't hear spring.
Frozen winter music.
February 1st,2013
nights of thunderstorms
rain-drenched boughs, damp forest floors
days of mushroom spores
fertile mother earth
cradles inanimate life
'til heat arouses
unfurling delicate limbs
straining to touch golden warmth
Summertime
Laying on green lawns
Long yawns
Watching the clouds
Picking faces out of their shapes
What a great escape
Seasons change doth ebbs
Wilst yon ye long years journey
Whence thy favorite tyme?
(My 2nd attempt at haiku)
Shrubs squat still in serried clusters
as quails burst in a blur of feathers!
Cloudless western skies
Melting temperatures rise
Snakes’ rump in rut fries
By Robb A. Kopp
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