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Waysides
Waysides Poems - Poems about Waysides
Yarrow
...The yarrow is a show stealer, a charming wildflower and garden plant that blooms perennially around June to August....
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Edward Ibeh
Categories:
waysides,
appreciation, beauty, flower,
Form:
Imagism
Ballad of Broken Friendships
...I've burnt so many bridges with an empty box of matches. Friendships fall to waysides, and I watch it while it happens. Distant conversations; Eyes no longer fastened on the times when all we k......
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©
Cameron Coolidge
Categories:
waysides,
depression, friendship, metaphor, sorry,
Form:
Sonnet
Seasonal Colour
...SUMMERTIMES MAGIC. Summertimes magic makes a fine holiday, Where lands of enchantment, invite us to stay. The lure of the wild, or, in peaceful solace, These wonderful places we......
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©
George Seal
Categories:
waysides,
magic, summer, time,
Form:
Couplet
Clutching At Ice Straws
...Clutching at straws That break Metaphorically The camels back The waysides chaplen says Bring back heroin We can't control Ice addicts......
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©
Uwe Stroh
Categories:
waysides,
addiction, angst,
Form:
Free verse
For the Beautiful Mystic Rose
...In many ways, you are immense, Prevailing in your purpose, Radiating all shades of Love’s perseverance As mysteries unfurl You are restful, Peaceful, and undulating with a deep desire to teac......
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©
Laura Breidenthal
Categories:
waysides,
beauty, dedication, deep, for
Form:
Ode
One Man Went To Mow, Went To Mow a Meadow
...Walking across dry green fields grass knee high so rich so very dark, I lifted my scythe high and it swept over the meadow with sharp ease, Cutting the perennial clover as it filled the air with a sw......
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Terry Trainor
Categories:
waysides,
nature, yellow,
Form:
Prose Poetry
One Man Went To Mow Went To Mow a Meadow
...Walking across dry green fields grass knee high so rich so very dark, I lifted my scythe high and it swept over the meadow with sharp ease, Cutting the perennial clover as it filled the air with a sw......
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Terry Trainor
Categories:
waysides,
nature, yellow,
Form:
Prose Poetry
A Day and a Night In June
...Rolling pastures of green meadows rise to greet the horizon meeting a deep blue sky, Beautiful old Perennial Clovers fill the glades and valleys with sweetness and beauty, Yellow Goat’s Beard, Dog ......
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Terry Trainor
Categories:
waysides,
anniversary, nature, beauty, light,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Heartbeats Never Timed
...There's fog over the valley, the river's running high, Thunder's rolling from the east through a darkening sky. The ev'ning comes in hazy for one moment of time, Moving through t......
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©
Daniel Larson
Categories:
waysides,
angst,
Form:
Rhyme
Desert Ride
...a broken bottled oasis flashes in the distance. bent waves of light whether the skies burnt skin. Some kind of desert revival whose chapeled steps are cindered bones Flashes and fad......
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©
Nathan Martin
Categories:
waysides,
Form:
I do not know?