Short Wonderlands Poems

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Premium Member Winter Haiku

to earth snowflakes fall
winter's wonderlands alive
silence covers land



January 17, 2022
winter haiku contest
howmanysyllables.com
Form: Haiku


Comfy Cozy Cold

comfy cozy cold watching winter wonderlands snuggled softly still nov.04.2019 a late fall or early winter haiku sponsored by: tania kitchin Placed 3'rd...Thank You
Form: Haiku

Worlds Without Weeping

This weeping willow, will willingly and recklessly wreak havoc on the world we 
would see become a wonderful wreckage of wandering wonderlands. We will 
willfully wander the wastelands. Woe for those we once knew as wearers of 
wrought.
Form:

Premium Member Ancient Oak

Hollow old oak tree, Ancient sentinel of old; Shelter from the rage, Of sun, wind; the elements. Yet, you still offer your gifts. Ancient sage of old I sit beneath you on a windy day hearing your whispers; the stories you tell take me to wonderlands.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Man Who Talks of Abstraction

colour 
    enlivened concepts 

an inner necessity 
 of      geometrics
 minimalised 
      paraphrased

 visualisations 
 to captivate  
in
sparse curves
              &circles  
of
 emancipated
      abstractions

idyllised

   simplicity  
 
 in sparse
     wonderlands
Form: Ekphrasis


Premium Member Winters Beauty

Dry Cold snap Brings the snow, Clouds break open Releasing snowflakes, Like cabbage butterflies Who flutter on summer days Natures artwork now completed, Sky has now cleared as clouds drift away Landscapes have become winter wonderlands
Written 19th December 2020.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Magic Hour Quest

Passionate adventurers rise above the April morning shower,
eagerly anticipating wonderlands of mythical folklore,
yearning for enchantment they wallow in the scent of every flower,
guardian angel radiance a master key with bounty at its core.


Date submitted : 11 January 2021

         Contest : Podium Placing Promise(6)

         Sponsor : Brian Strand
Form: Rhyme

Our Love

Our love isn’t at ease,
just like the wind in white acacias
and like a bead on child’s hand,
it’s not at ease.
In it they miss – wonderlands,
delights, flame and solace.
And none of us will call it my own
before it passes us on slightly.
And it will stay somewhere – far away,
unapproachable, uneasy.
And yellow leaves will whisper in snows.

Our love isn’t at ease.
It isn’t at ease.

Premium Member Bell Tower Scion

Passionate adventurers rise above the April morning shower,
eagerly anticipating wonderlands of mythical folklore,
yearning for enchantment 
they wallow in the scent of every flower,
guardian angel radiance a master key with bounty at its core,
navigator’s instinct moulded by a latent angel tower,
stellar minds on song as they mine the golden metal seams of yore


Poem created on April 22/2020
Form: Rhyme

Story Time

In storybooks, my son and I chase dreams to magical wonderlands near and far. Catching rainbows on a golden sun beam, we stop to wish upon a shooting star and find fairies glowing inside a jar. Clues come to life and a big red dog plays. Adventures come to ordinary days. Mother Goose entertains us with a rhyme, And heroes chase villains high on sun rays. Books skip through a boy's mind at story time.
Form: Dizain

Don'T Write Poems

“Don’t Write Poems“ ************* what can I say i write poetry my life in solitude yet to read the original will it please, you tease your words spectres roaming blind then ouch pain spectres hit a nerve inspired my words poetry please do not say do not write with words i explore wonderlands fairylands dreams the heartlands of my soul ********************
31st May 2018 Poetry for the Sake of Poetry - Poetry Contest - Sponsored by John lawless

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