Short Sunray Poems

Ever-lasting flame
Red hot passion from with in
So make love to me...

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Golden sun-rays light
round the high curve confident
Downhill begins, yes...

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each sunray welcomed
through a stained glass
of spendour
on sunday morning



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Posted on July 20, 2022...

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sunray 
no way 

please pray
bad day

oh, dear
why fear?

dark clouds 
enshroud 

under 
thunder 

bull's-eye 
bye-bye 



Date written: 01/13/2022...

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nature's lace up for the taking
a sunray glorifying leaf, stick, pebble and cloud
in my eye each precious jewels



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Posted on September 8, 2022...

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moonglow on your shoulder
a sunray on your cheek
such simple pleasures
are what make life
marvelous
fabulous
glorious
joyous



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

posted on January 20, 2020...

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O cloud! cross this distance, float away to him and say,
that my days are growing darker without his sunray.
If there is more cloud on his sky,
tell him that, if not the sunshine, but I could be sunflower of thy....

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red breast beats chirp songs

tune cascades in first sunray…

thrushes are silent

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March 15, 2022
Syllable count : 5/7/5 (HMS)
Contest : Bird Haiku
Sponsored by : Tania kitchin...

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The picturize lands and lakes and seas
Environmental breathes spectacular abundant beauty see
Scenic carvery sunray souls
God's natures blanket more beautiful than words - 


6/14/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2021©...

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Spring spreads
its rainbow sheets
As each golden sunray
greets its welcoming hugs and kiss
Flowers blossom around in scented grace
as butterflies waltz at cold breeze 
Mantis prays on green leaves
in hope, wider
Spring spreads...

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adrift I let the waves take me where they will,
time becoming a moment universal cast in a sunray.



Submitted on July 27, 2022 for 2022 POETRY MARATHON MILE 10 sponsored by MARK TONEY

AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Originally posted on July 4, 2022...

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the danger of spring thunder clouds


                            sunray glimmered love
                            wantonly enticed  darker wilder winds
                            chose thunder-- not me




May 29, 2013
Valdez, Alaska
Victoria Anderson-Throop...

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sunray glitters
on a silken thread
toddler’s finger
reaches for the
spider web



Published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~DARK CLOUDS~ 2020

AP: 2nd place 2022

Submitted on June 11 for contest YOUR CHOICE (7) sponsored by BRIAN STRAND

Originally posted on June 9, 2019...

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You are my sun shine girl.
You know I love and adore you
You've lit my heart yet again
You already know I find this both intriguing and captivating.
You always pierce through my moon
arrowing your pin dart.

By: Felix Emeka George
Copyright: 24 March 2017
'All Rights Reserved'...

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Mirror in my life
 
My mirror reflects sunray to a long
Where my face not looks pale
Her digital picture not analog
Where every microdot sets me smile
Her surface is so plain reflects me
She will bear such digital picture in my life.
She is apple of eye my beloved wife.
Saroj khan[sakha]...

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Transfixed upon a lucite sunray
the iron blood of longshoremen
washed beneath the whisperings of the bay
a pupil canvas pierced through
by the scalpel of elephantine deceit
vision yellowed in the flowering of a lost identity
the young man swallows deeply and mourns
the gist of his first twenty-nine years....

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Hopping into the mist,
Which was growing colder,
With each dwindling dusk sunray,
I was hurtling into mysterious night dark,
Quite despondent and hapless,
By the lurid events of the day,
I was held afloat,
By a dozing nightingale on a twig,
That still harked,
Do not worry,
Tomorrow will be another day....

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Shades of grey,
winter sky
pales sunray.

End of quest,
see you fly
to my nest.

Melting ice
in my eye,
dreams entice.


December 18, 2019
Syllable count : 3 each line
Checked on howmanysyllables.com
Rhyme : Checked on RhymeZone
Contest : Have A Merry 3-Cubed Christmas Poetry
Sponsor : Andrea Dietrich...

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Silently the painting cries  
Of love subdued  
In broken light
Falling in beneath the rain 
From rolling hills
A soft terrain

Leading on
Through muted haze
A solemn tree
Sits unrestrained

From distant heights 
far beyond
From rolling clouds
A sunray dawns

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Shimmering sapphire and umber
waves caress orange and sepia skies;
sunray trails skinny-dip their way to sandy shore.
Gaia’s great womb is a diverse universe;
her gardens seem infinite
filled with alien flora and fauna.
A dive beneath silver and obsidian pools
nets you the colors of the rainbow
upon a living canvas.
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Breed bigger sun's
and intensify an immaculate rising
Plow the ground for sunray seedlings;
pedals of light breaking ground 
to get milk from ultraviolet bosoms,
lactating lessons of rising
and the etiquette of a horizon…
looks like the ocean swallows you,
but the moon follows
reflecting off of a garden of stars;
dreams ripened for harvesting...

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If ever you despise my love,
Sunray would bow to dusky hills,
and over oceans shed her glow;
the full moon will roam around,
like autumn roses fade at noon,
far from the fist of fragrant fate,
my morning bloom will fly.
When all well said is undone
when lies and lust deny me thee,
Love and life can never wait,
kiss my keys and close the door....

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Shadows tell me, tell me what?
Tell me shadows tell me not.
Nothing has a shade to say
Till in night he dies away.

Sunrays tell me, tell me this:
Tell me sunrays shadows miss.
Missing shadows all the day,
Yet they're never far away.

Sunray, he is never sad;
Missing Shade is miss most glad.
Hit, he does, the "it"s he hits;
Striken "it", it never flits!...

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At the breaking of dawn
The first light of the sun arrives
Appearing in the sky
After long hours of darkness
Sleep and unconsciousness
Dreams and illusions
A new era dawns in
An era of vigours,movements and ambitions
Hopes and truths
Dreams fade and illusions die
And the truths wake up and dawn in
With the first sunray
As a great surprise
A new day and a new hope
Are born 
For you...

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The okra in the garden is green,
The dew awaits the first sunray.
Spring blesses the world with bliss,
And everthing is lively and gay.
A constant fear of autumn's arrival that  
Would make leaves and flowers decay.
A myriad of rivers rush eastward to the sea,
And flow back not in the west-bound way.
If we don't work hard in youth, regrets 
Would sure climb up our grey hair one day.
( Tran.)...

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