Splendors Poems - Poems about Splendors

Devotion Poem. MY PLEAS (For Jim) *** I’ll call out for you All the enchanted, The splendors all usually unwitnessed by the average day’s Noticed sights and The sweeter songs blue butterflies ...

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Clusters of marshmallow clouds hanging above Bright, iridescent colors of the rainbow Geese flying in dazzling synchronicity Splendors in...

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In the still waters of the morning’s glow, I’ve watched the Frozen silence as the moon quietly melts away, into the chilling Warmth of the rising run rays, that slowly spills across the lake shore! Ever gently the dawn horizon casts mystical colors, blending, bending The light unto the shadows of night, which are quietly being swallowed By the creaking...

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Isn't it childish That on my way home I crunch Every single leaf?...

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Sapphire ocean blue, twinkling waves of white Capped in heavens glory, divine, Oh heaven for a drop of that blue paint Crisp and clear like a visceral emotion Reaction exhilaration of heart beat Lord thine sky at night, true love Calling across time and space Breathing in all splendors, of What nature hides in light Not wicked, nor wanting of grace But fresh clear beauty...

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Summer's dress is gone Darken the colors for warmth. Crops now in harvest, leaves come tumbling down to earth... Indian Summer is here. Cold days, colder nights Fireplace sings its wooden song. Cords stacked in rows, sentinel woods wait...

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The beauty I see, nature in all it’s splendor, Love’s forms manifests. For: Heavenly Haiku In Honor of: Sweetheart of poetrySoup Placed #3...

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Crab-apple trees; flush As the autumn hues ripen Oak and maple leaves Coloured red, gold, and orange… Gently fall -- covers the earth Tanka Tanka is a classic form of Japanese poetry related to the haiku with five unrhymed lines of five, seven, five, seven, and seven syllables. (5, 7, 5, 7, 7) The 5/7/5/7/7 rule is rumored to have...

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