Short Snowdrop Poems
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another rhetoric line(requiring no answer) after Shelly's ' Wind'
O snowdrop
When you flower,can Spring be far behind?
Minding as we step,
counting crocuses we walk,
taking snowdrop stops,
sharing with the afternoon,
joys of two boys now it's spring.
QUATRE SAISON II
February awakens crocus&snowdrop
May aromas the hay-making crop
August in high summer glows
but November nights,decompose
Snowdrop,opens the ball
Crocus ,uncovers all
tall Daffodil's a thrill
as is Tulip,and April-
Primrose has her say
whilst Bluebell brings in May
one single snowdrop
pushes through earth’s icy shawl
robin redbreast chirps
winter Haiku Contest
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12/22/18
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Bride Earth's pearly sleets
Sheeny snowflake embellished
Moonlit Snowdrops gaze!
Date:30/12/2020
It begins to stir-
arousing from a deep sleep
by the warmer sun.
When that one snowdrop appears-
we know Spring will soon be here.
March 31, 2020
on deadly cold day
when garden appears quite dead
grey dominating
I found a small miracle
white snowdrop braving weather
Wonderstruck
Poetry Contest
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Robert James Liguori
21/11/2021
walking in the soft snow one day
purse empty awaiting my pay
a snowdrop I could see
as though saying to me
riches can be found in many ways.
Penned 17/02/2018
Contest : As I was walking in the snow... run by..Kevin Shaw
Weary
on a cold morning
days ahead
like fence posts on a moor
Chatter of guns
Fear of boots in the corridor
Smell of the ward
The same old room
Only love
is a snowdrop on a bomb site
a smile in the teeth of death
12.02
By this eye
Can tell I
Receptive, besides, to my
Quaint genus
Dim, down-bent
Frailly leant
Lower still, to it what's sent:
Smiles o'erplus!
Bloom, minute.
Snowdrop cute.
Others? For his sake stay mute!
Each scent suss!
sun shines through the clouds
peeping through the thawing soil
one single snowdrop
Contest judged on 13th May - received N/A
Submitted to second chance 2 sponsored by Eve Roper
Traditional haiku 5/7/5
28th April 2016
A simple daisy
yet exquisitely formed
white and gold abound
My blackbird follows
me around in the garden
cheerful tune emits
snowdrop so lovely
you poke up your head through snow
glistening snow white
a robin redbreast
tugged at a juicy worm
he was so pleased
SWAN LAKE
Enchantment divine
Lissome swan gracefully died
White floral bouquet.
PETALS
Rainfall on white rose
Demise of fragile beauty
Petals on the ground.
SNOWDROP
A winter warrior
Brings heartfelt moment of joy
Delicate snowdrop.
Asterisms flicker
one sleek obsidian night;
solstice slips away
Snowdrop shoots nosing
petals into bitter winds;
first whispers of spring
Sparkling laughter runs
among the pebbles and reeds;
melt-water music
Bright blue, wet green days
wash away winters lather;
vernal equinox.
The first six days;
a cold stage
waiting for snowdrop
orphans;then the rest,
the sky of constant sorrow
breaking thanks to brittle
light.The white bones
devoid of recall,the crust
of cold loam hanging
alone.Travel this way
again.missing on a thrown road.
It waits.
Sweet snowdrop bells ring!
The violets are coming
Days are chanting spring.
Crimson camelias call
from dreams near the garden wall.
Gold sun fields await
rich tulips of tomorrow!
Lily's never late.
Then pansies' pink faces greet
blue roses across the street.
I found you on St Brigid's Day,
Your brave little heads had pushed through
To feel the cold crisp February air.
Standing tall and strong, determined.
White blossoms dancing,
Celebrating that Spring was here,
Your perfect petals dancing in the wind,
Bringing hope to my day.
Like Brigid, you took away all my despair.
Crystal dewdrop jewels pendent from leafless Hawthorne
over snowdrop pearls and early golden buds of daffodil.
A blackbird upon Sparrow, Peggy Gladys does adorn,
while morning light accentuates the name of Mitchell, Bill.
I look behind, my footsteps in the dew a path have worn,
past Throwers by the row, as well as Bunting, Jane. Stowe, Daniel.
Verses
Should I have lived a life
Without upsetting anyone
I’ll sulk in my grave
Should I have lived a life
Without the madness of love
Bewails will rot my coffin
Should I have lived a life
Of politeness and good manners
Howling wind my voice
Should I have lived a life
Not seen the beauty of a snowdrop
Black soil and blindness
Sweet flux of rippling stream’s dulcet strain
stunning mythic creeks dream haze
stone amulets graze mohs
scale of gold rush hardness
svelte limb pink bouquet clouds
span azure blue awning’so heavenly cascade
sedge-warbler skims grass shoots
springtime speeds snowdrop surge
Contest : “N” Poems New or Old
Sponsor : Constance Ls France
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Snowdrop all over the top
Runs to a quick flop
Daffodil thrown up
In a hasty set up
Lily’s eyes bloom on
petals grace a gentle beacon
Orchid bided her time
It holds an euphonious rhyme
Blossoming flourishing
blooming flowering
Dying falling
Decaying fouling
All then the graden bare
No red roses perfumed the air.
There was a crowd, I recall, sometime somewhere
close to the edge of spring's fresh green burgeoned heath
and cold winter’s forest dark, I met you there.
A fresh blossom virgin white, lonely, beneath
the canopy of ancient oak, whose cold shade
could not becloud your so captivating shine
made conspicuous amid the purple glade
of bluebells, a snowdrop, singular, divine.
patches of green grass
snowdrop flowers
the sky blue
the sun shining
birds chirping songs
snow mountains
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March 08, 2023
Poetry/Hiki/Haiku/Spring
Copyright Protected, ID 03-1530-177-08
All Rights Reserved, 2023, Constance La France
Written for the Premiere contest, Strand Premier No 1096
sponsor, Brian Strand, Judged 03/11/2023
S uch dainty little bowing heads
N ow dare to open up and blossom.
O ver now is winters hold
W hite flowers dance for joy.
D ear little flower so brave and daring,
R ising early in the year
O bedient you are to natures call,
P rompting thoughts of spring.
April 12th 2011 'Flowers of Spring Contest' 2nd place
June 10th 2011 'Best blossom' Contest H/M