Short Silvering Poems

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Premium Member Autumn Highlights

the
  blooms
     silvering
shimmering
in
patches
    of sunlight
daubs
   of colour
midst
  the frigid
   frost
    of
     fall:
cursory
    change
shapes
all
our
  lives
Form: Verse


Premium Member WPC Sep 14

Autumn Highlights
the
  blooms
     silvering
shimmering
in
patches
    of sunlight
daubs
   of colour
midst
  the frigid
   frost
    of
     fall:
cursory
    change
shapes
all
our
  lives
Form: Verse

My Fear

Chills silvering down my spine
Cold sweat down my forehead
Trepidation coercing through my limbs
Teeth shivering; skin crawling
Pure unadulterated fear;
And then with great force
And beautiful agility
My husband
steps
On the little
spider!

Premium Member SOFT SUMMER NIGHT

soft summer night settles like a page turning itself, quiet, unhurried. moonlight lingers on the edges of thought, silvering whatever it touches. rest comes easily when the day has been kind and the mind has been creative.
Form: Other

Seasonal

When earths abundant harvest, nature displays.
   Then farmers will face, ever shortening days.
   As wet days of summer, change to shivering chills.
   Swirling light snow, veils those far distant hills.
   With white hoar frost silvering, autumns dead leaves.
   And long icy fingers,crystallizing on eaves.

   9/ 24/ 2015.
Form: Couplet


Jack Frost

Jack Frost tonight goes on the prowl,
   As winters gloom now frosted scowl.
   Cold snaps those fingers, when Jack brings,
   Kisses on cheeks with frost-bitten stings.
   Frozen bones and an ice cold nose
   Raw winds bring snow, that's when Jack shows
   On frozen panes he carves his name.
   Silvering trees, brings our wild acclaim.
   Tomorrow get ready, it's much the same.


    12/ 2/ 2015.
Form: Acrostic

One Lamp, One window, One night

Rain drums softly
on the little apartment roof,
thunder walks across the sky
like an ancient village festival drum.

Lightning blooms for a second,
silvering the lonely room.

Far from family,
far from familiar streets,
a young man sits by the window
with a cup of hot tea in his hand

and for the first time,
his loneliness does not feel empty.

It feels like life
quietly teaching him
how to become his own home.

Premium Member Imagination Takes Hold

EVERY DAY 
the ticking of the clock 
a future promise... 
EVERY DAY 
the daydream,
a deep glimpse 
silvering fragments
through a lattice
imagination takes hold
its wings await...
EVERY DAY 
asleep,dreaming 
ingenuity
imagination takes hold
its wings await...
EVERY DAY 
the ticking of the clock 
plucked from memory  
rooted sorrow 
imagination takes hold
its wings await..

EVERY DAY 
the ticking of the clock ...
Form: Verse

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