Snowmelt Poems - Poems about Snowmelt

...Snowmelt from atop Create nature's aquarium Seafoods thrive below.......

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...The wind, a constant noise, keeps roiling on, blows through bare branches with the leaves long gone, cool April’s chill is warmer than the snow, up in the mountains it has yet to go, sticks and d......

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...searing shining sun bedazzling snowmelt season ~ a sight for sore eyes (March Full Moon – Dakota, Lakota, Assiniboine)......

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...This summer is not so common the heat will be intence harsh and merciless the metrology departments warned. The usual air of novel summers will not come this year .Due to global warming the earth ave......

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...cold winter's pale dream whistle wordless melodies - snowmelt spring's birth 10.02.2023 Sun :) - A-L And......

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...worm moon shines through rain slushy snowmelt on vast plains winter in full drain By David Kavanagh......

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...March cometh upon Ukraine Missiles blacken snowmelt plains Morning birdsong tweets distain Metamorphosis, cocoons from pain MARCH IN Poetry Contest LIND30NR Form 7/7/7/9 Sponsored by: Andr......

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...Tigris, Idigna, Idiqual, watering parched desert lands of Mesopotamia. Swift it flows on the East toward the sea, from the once fertile Garden of Eden. Arterial blood of arid lands, of tran......

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...The creek is running swollen from the snowmelt. The nights are getting shorter day by day. The crocus pose like dancers in recital; A portrait of the garden’s first bouquet. Forsythia bloom go......

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...Yosemite’s Ephemeral Autumn Falls Bald giants of swift water smoothed pale granite Mark deep clefts for tumbling summer snowmelt Rush released from frozen streams once frostbit Silver swells - ......

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...deer grazing on slope snowmelt streaming down mountain mirrors daffodils......

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...Aspen, ponderosa pine, blue spruce pink glacier-cut rock, scree, ravens gray jay, peregrine falcon, hawk. We climb to 11,000 feet in three days, camp at Lawn Lake for three days. Alpine tundr......

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...Although I hardly gave it a thought I didn't really doubt our miniature juniper, a bonsai, would survive our desert vacation. It likes the dry a......

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...BEYOND ALL GREEN There is a green Beyond all green That peeks around the wintr......

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...ODE TO SUMMER There is a green Beyond all green That peeks around the wintry ......

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