Short Naturedark Poems

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Premium Member Dark Rain

Dark storm clouds rotate tumbling like the angry seas evoking dark rain Thunder rolling clasps lightning whips across gray skies clouds release dark rain ~*~
Form: Haiku


Changeable Skies

Swirls of ragged trees
In wisp white softness of skies—
Curls of dark fingertips
Like gold glints of eyes.

Swirls in broiling smoke
And heat’s wild surmise.

Gnarls in sticks of grass
And brown leaves as winter dies.

Burls amid dark blue skies—
Swirls of alpha, omega
And all of life’s prize.
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Premium Member Sun Rising

the stars final twinkle

dissapears from the dark sky

as moon falls asleep and 

sun begins to rise

breaking the phase of 

night to day

i watch with coffee in hand

blinding my sight for a moment

enlightening my senses

time to get motivated

awake and off to work

easing my view of all wild life

enroute along the way

that only dark would hide,

but sunrise brings to light

sunrise sunset contest

Premium Member The Storm

I lie awake, hearing the wind
Winter, that coils in the breast of night
Glides in from the fields, 
Eerie sounds through window sills
When night, soon perishes into dawn
A morning, slender and pale
Still dark with shadowed swill
Reveals such hapless sight
The wretched carpet, rubble and plight
Like broken wings from dark of night
Finds limb and bough mere ghosts
Of trees, battered, forsaken 
By violent rage of night

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