Short Ripened Poems

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Premium Member Farmer's Field

A large farmer's field
Is naked without the seeds
All seeds are planted
Into the wet earth to sprout
Then ripened for the market
Form: Tanka


My Favorite Food For Christmas Is Beef Tenderloin-Contest

Beef Tenderloin

Savoring center cut with drippings of Santa's ripened sauce


Written: November 15, 2015
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
Form: Verse

Premium Member Rhapsody

Mellow yellow morning rise
A dewy dharma dawn drapes
deeply, waking me to rich
ripened raptures of Nature’s
picture perfect abidings.

Ripened Glow

Each ripe moment streams on throughgemmed prism--
my being cleansed along  tints
Of polished dawn waking.



For nette onclaud


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Form: Kimo

Premium Member summer-autumn bond


autumn haze creeps in
as dwindling summer sunsets
cast their last hurrahs-
the fruits have grown and ripened
now await their harvesting
Form: Tanka


Essence Better With Time

Ripened grapes turned to wine.
Brandy’s wine, burned in time.

Written by Brenda Meier-Hans 
10.13.2014
Nette Onclaud’s Contest:
In its Essence
Form: Verse

Premium Member Calm the Moment

Calm The Moment

Dewdrops rest on ripened vines
Summer sky calm scene
Felled violets grace the ground

R.J. Lindley
4-12-2014
Haiku (Nature's Beauty)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Pillows Divine

or peaceful vines
to turn a fork to tines

fluffy kisses guessing
without dressing

on occassion
pink ovation

to feast and dine
on a ripened vine!
Form:

Premium Member Raspberries

Ripened by the sunshine
Red and very juicy
Ready for me to eat
Rich in vitamin c
Really nice as snacks
Rinse before you eat them -
Risk of small wriggly worms!
Form: Pleiades

Spoiled Fruit

Red ripened fruit on mangled little tree
Spoiled readily before its time
Beauty simply fallen on bended knee
Tasted heavily of divine crime
Now no more doth it shine
© Tim B  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Saw the Pain

I saw the pain

I saw the pain 
On a plain but ripened face
As he made a race 
So as to plot his aim 
I saw the pain 
Cast on ebony 
Ruffling her paste 
As she tries to bring back a phase

Over-Mused

Words
clamor
and curdle
into ripened, 
red embolisms
of vulgar syllables
that dam fresh inspiration
with futile, vagrant dissonance.
I diagnose my swollen fingers
as unfortunate strokes of distraction.
Form: Etheree

Haiku Still

Haiku (Still)


now seen dust
light gray on the head of his chair —
I wait, the ripened pear.

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(c) 2/24/21 sally young Eslinger

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Form: Haiku

Premium Member Just August

The fields are bursting
and jaded trees await fate,
among crowding blooms.
Moonlit nights attract mauve dreams.
The lusty year has ripened.


Written on 8/82022
For: JUST AUGUST Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Fall

FALL autumn harvest time farmers are busy gathering ripened crops to feed us through winter time “transition from summer season” Pyramids Poetry Contest Sponsored by Joseph May 09/11/20
Form: Verse

Premium Member Maturity


Rosebud so compressed

impatiently, your fullness

labors to unfold . . .

How short the ripened glory

before your tired petals fall.


June 28, 2020

Contest: Strand Completely New (2)
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Form: Tanka

Premium Member As Male As Male Could Be

Identity is free flowing
    when you're young and growing
      at least, it was for me

  Yet somehow when I ripened
    my anxiety never heightened
  I was male, as male as male could be
    ~ two ears under straw hat, 'twas me
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ripened Blackberries

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                                                        Ripened Blackberries
                                                   Fall to ground to germinate...
                                                       Gentle hand grasp ate
Form: Haiku

The Road To Your House

Traced backwards through dreams gone—
Saw a cobblestone path creasing palm of land
Slowly, images ripened beneath memory’s dawn
Faded, pattering feet stroking stone into sand.


2010.10.


NOTICE: I'd like hard-core critiques, please!
Form: Rhyme

Fun

Sunshine silver through the leaves
The sweet sour taste
Of sun-ripened grapes
Norwest warmth
Playfully blowing
Laughter of adults satisfied after
The harvest
Sweet juicy pears
And a gentle warm autumn wind
And a gentle warm autumn sun

Milkweed Wonder Pod

I picked a ripened pod
And split open at its seam,
Hundreds of seeds attached to
Fluffy tufts of hair.

I blew gently and sent a
myriad silken little
parachutes into the air
across the meadow!



Abdul Malik
12/20/12
Natural Landscape
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Old Apple Tree Hiku Trio

an old apple tree
where a house stands abandoned . . .
limbs with empty nests

hanging from the tree -
a child’s swing from long ago 
swaying in fall’s breeze

scattered on the ground
round the trunk of the old tree . . .
red, ripened apples
Form: Haiku

Premium Member - Haiku X 388 - simplicity -


    the low-hanging fruits
    quite simply and easily -
    sun-ripened sweetness

    dazzling red color
    a absolutely delight -
    juicy strawberries

    watching the clouds float
    a state of euphoria -
    nature's temptations
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Jasmine

Jasmine

     blackened, fruity
          climbing, ripened, infused —
               vibrant, playful, valiant, blissful

                                                        berries

                                                      7/2/2019
Form: Cinquain

Impeachment

I

The peaches 
ripen,
till they descend 
from the tree,
and feel 
the bruises of 
the fall. 

II

Eat, 
the ripened fruit
before it
makes its way,
into 
the ground.

III

The green
fruit
smiles,
when it watches 
the old fruit,
drop.

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