Flying Sonnet Poems

Why Poetry? she muses, sat in front
of paper, staring blankly, lifelessly
at her image.—		and really…, who is she
to ask the page—in a manner so blunt—

to shoulder...

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   'The course of true love never did run smooth ' 
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I hear your call; I call you back
On raven wings we soar as one –
We fly midnight between the suns
The gift of madness on our...

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shorts,white socks
sandals and panama-
winter-white legs

no wind,blue skies
dozing in a deckchair-
my afternoon tea stews

hottest day of summer
flying ants on high-
a swallows' drive by

summer-days ever-lasting
memories so tender-tasting...

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He circles around this rustic boat launch,
the locals know he nests in the pine trees,
fish bone at the base tell of his last lunch,
these birds...

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Our Crystol tells of tiny fairies, fair,
but what about the one who had to cry,
who broke her rudder, and she couldn't fly?
I see her lost and...

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Clever little girl in blue
Makes giant bubbles just for you.
Watch the bubbles flying high
Up into the clear blue sky.
Imagine you could climb inside one;
What a...

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      Afternoon ember flare coddles forest
      Nodule noses, from dark bark eyes sap drips
 ...

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The fingernail left of the sun is being slowly consumed
Into hate
Blinded by a sunblissed day, stay away
Running, run run 	run 			run 					run
Walk stay still
Like a...

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Winter is coming to its striking end
Winning crowns for its glorious fulfillment
Lush greenery soon grows its perfect blend
With multi-hues in mesmerizing vent.

While sunrise showers blessings...

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             Spring with full bright blossoms in cheers or zing.
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The beckoning call of the Nightingale
Like the whistle of wind in a sail
Arrives on a spring days tail
And nestles like a cotton ball
Inside a trees...

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Hummingbird’s perch sipping fresh liquid gold,
while their wings flutter in luminous green.
Soon to be zipping, zooming, flying bold.
Sunlight brightens their tiny plumes to sheen.

Purple finches...

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In a house, half-mad, with mother and dad,
And a labyrinth he couldn’t escape -  
He trudged the maze, with a string ball, so sad.
The...

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Did anyone see millions of rainbows fill up the skies?
Did anyone see the heavens bloom and a child appear?
Flying, floating, and fluttering to a numb-filled...

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