Short Sunniest Poems

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The sunniest mornings,
 the most contemplative afternoons,
 the most starry nights, 
conveys my soul, 
guides me through life...!


Premium Member Sunny Afternoon

On this sunniest clear day of a lovely afternoon,
I just seen a dog riding in a car barking at a raccoon,
All while I am feeling absolutely over the moon.
Form: Sijo

Moodily Related

Skies, the sunniest
Of dispositions
As far relating, run from.
Tempestuous ones.

Dark, brooding. When whoosh!
All in fright shake through.
And I, when not just in part
Their storm-force, sound do?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rise Up - Lm

shallow wallowing

'til the sunniest spring day. .  .

a tidal flooding


Feb 24, 2020 for Maureen McGreavy's She Inspires Series - Lm Poetry Contest
Quote: : "Reality is something you rise above."     -Liza Minelli
Form: Haiku

This City's

Clearest, sunniest
Of springly fresh views
For what enhances its glamour
Pales, a mist, before.

As thickly, we, this eve
Wrapped in disappear
And step by step, make more lost
As Love's eyed hold can
Lamped and bridged Parisian
That strode! More and more!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Butterfly

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                                                       Golden Yellow As 
                                                  The Sunniest Sunflower
                                                      Southern Dog Face









Sponsor:Poet Destroyer~A
Contest Name:"Any Old Butterfly Poem"
Form: Haiku

The Melancholy of a Poet

Melancholy in the heart of a poet,
Is like ten smiles of a summer gaze;
Tho' with sadness he may oft be greeted,
Yet in such may lie his sunniest days.
For when anon the world is muted
And nature in its softest voice speaks,
The melancholic heart of a true poet
Often ascends to the highest peaks.
Form: Rhyme

Enchanted

Bluest blue skies Sunniest sunshine Sweetest of breeze Cheeks, teases Sparkliest spark No longer blue, the heart. And a red balloon Suddenly flies up In the fanciest of dance As if enchanted by a trance My spirit's in a waltz Not bumping against any walls. My heart opened, and I rise With sparkling stars in my eyes. © 06.08.12
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What Will You Get Rid of Next

Daisy chain
Dandelion fun.
Smell stems.
But gorgeous flowers.

Weeds?
No way!
The prettiest offerings
In the yard.
I throw out my hands.

Crazy that anyone 
Would want to
Get rid of them!
What?
Are you nuts?

What will you try to get rid of next?
Imagination?
Faeries?
Pixie dust?
Rainbows?
Unicorns?

No way I say.
These are not weeds.
They are God’s sunniest flowers!

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