Short Sunbath Poems

sunbath

          sunbath on warm beach
    brittle ripples on bare feet
       sudden gust to hit.

  05/17/18

   'Memories of May' Contest by Michelle Faulkner...

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golden wings spread to take a sunbath in the fishing dock in a summer morning















For The Not So Original Monoku Challenge Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Timothy Hicks
Ninth Place
4-1-2016...

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SUNBATH
     
       Bathed in Sun rays at delightful dawn gazing at close by pinewood
       I would like to lie supine not on smooth lawn 
       but on feral grasses on non-mowed meadow,
       where light and shadow play hide and seek game.


    12/ 01/ 20



   Liberum Divisa 3 Contest by Gregory Barden.

   Original Poem Liberum Divisa...

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Sunrise…
God’s gift

Sunbeams
grace glow

Sunrays
good health

Sunlight
great work

Sunbath
glazed dips

Sunlamp
gold tan 

Sunburst
gem prized

Sunshine
glee’s proof

Sunday  
grand praise

Sunset
glad rest!

*Psalm 113:3 From the rising of the sun unto the going down of the same the LORD'S name is to be praised.

February 17, 2021
1st place, "ALL YOURS (Feb 17)" Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Brian Strand; judged on 2/17/2021....

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How strange to be a jellyfish
Without a heart or brain, 
A blob of see-through matter
Floating out there on the main.

Content to pulsate in the deep 
And if the chance presents,
To sting an unsuspecting soul
And make him scuttle hence.

But if that jelly's guard is up,
He's scooped up by the tide 
And plopped upon the beach
Where many other jellies died.

I guess without a brain that jelly
Wouldn't understand
That to bob beneath the waves sure beats
A sunbath on the sand....

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