Short Tropic Poems
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Tropic mooned, on the rise
For what's now eyed for love
Warms more the heart this, mid-day's
Sunned burning rage above.
Imagination only dreamt
In dark the starkness hid its flight
Until the tropic Phoenix went
Arrayed from daytime into night
With visual field microscopic
Some utterly blind and myopic
Consume to the max
As a luxury tax
On those needing help philanthropic
When taken ill beyond the Gods
(For their hunger feels so endless)
I saw their hillsides-
Grazed to the ground
I found no witness.
~ Fiji eve, afire ...
palms blow kisses to the moon -
jealous coral sky ~
From banished to a desert
To well off, caressed
Tropic; splenderous.
Either side of a tree shade.
Summer's. One confessed
As ubiquitous!
A mystic beat from a tropic isle
drumbeat sounds in roots rock style
a musical treat that's known and loved
that floats on air like dancing doves
Trouble travels far.
Of its dark cloud
Not one sign, however
Broods here. Ever!
All but wraps and warm
Our minds around
For sea haze, does enhance
Dreamy romance.
orange and yellow
vivid hues predominate
in the tropic spring
anaranjado y amarillo
vividas tonalidades que predominan
la primavera tropical
4-4-2016
scarlet woven clouds
dazzle in tropic sunset
preluding Summer
For Summer Nature Themed Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
June 26, ,2022
Light tropic breezes
carry colorful balloons
across taro fields
While ancient homesteads
dotting the quiet landscape
stand frozen in time
Written on 5/24/2015
Haiku
seagulls' wings flitter
wild waves hustle into cliffs ~
jazzing tropic sun
~
shaggy mangroves sway
ivory clouds twist and twirl~
waltzing 'neath June sky
6/25/2020
The frozen north has never appealed to me
Was born to live in the tropics near the sea
Eighty-six years of cold
On a tropic isle I'm sold
Love wearing my pretty lei golly gee
Loving
the solitude
Loving
the silence
Hating
consensus
Hating
refrain
Loving
the magic
Loving
the present
Hating
the reference
Hating
— proclaims
(Dreamsleep: August, 2025)
tropic afternoons
spent on her Antarctic glares
my dent on cosmos
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Date: 25 / 12 / 2016
Form Haiku
warm tropic waters
ignite crazed wantonness in
a mistress that strays . . .
pray you are not in the way
of this nasty home wrecker
Sept. 10, 2017
For the Hurricanes Poetry Contest of Julie Rodeheaver
Tangerine topics turn up in magnificent minds of Manganese
Enhancing the mind of she who is the most easily at ease
Imagining new possibilities is something that we promptly seize
Enjoyable to watch her think in the citrus tropic windy breeze.
A lizard lies in the sand,
In a blazing tropic sun.
Three kids chuckle under a shade,
Starring at the calm being.
One says, "Look, it must be dead."
Another, "Has tummy ache."
Another, "Just sunbathing."
The lizard nods, wags his tail.
the different view,
where love has been,
tropic of cancer in between,
the taste of sweet delight,
no babe not yours tonight,
perhaps im too insane,
or on the ole left brain,
tonight....
Russell Siveys "Eye see your heart"
applies....Don
by Wayne Wysocki
An unlikely pair of symbionts
In harmony do swim
Through sunny, tropic waters,
Beyond the coral rim;
'Tis strange, for one is monstrous
And one is like a lark;
How oddly they are mated,
The pilot fish and shark.
Hibiscus ladies greet the day
Unfurl your painted skirts of scarlet
And greet the tropic sun
Turn your face upward
And let the whisper of a breeze
Gently move your flower
Then at day's end
Quiety close your frocks
And sleep in the cool of the night
Form:
Feel the wind,
as she ruffles your hair.
For she has travelled far, and wide,
and now she is here.
She has swept the icy mountain tops,
and ruffled the ocean oh so blue.
Left her mark upon the desert sand,
and shaken many a tropic palm,
on her way to caress you.
Form:
my melted minutes
searing sunshine sultry stares
torrid tropic tease
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Entry: Summer Nature Themed Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
July 3, 2022
(4)
Mother Russia
Father Time
Uncle Sam's
a friend of mine
Chicken of the Sea
Polar Bear
Tropic of Cancer
don't want to live there
New York
New Jersey
Nova Scotia
what's new in this poem
~ I dunno
Breathe in sweet scents of tuberose
And let fine mist caress your face,
Dive deep into aqua waters—
Become enchanted with this place.
(6/24/2019)
Arbitrium Divisa 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Gregory R Barden
Stanza taken from original poem "Island Spirit"
(Poem of the Day at Poetry Soup January 17, 2015)