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Best Poems Written by Joanna Feltham

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Mournful Harp

As I lie amongst wildflowers
beneath the butterfly weeds,
you pondered, through my mind
as you often do,

delicately fragile
essence bursting free
eccentric, dazzling colours
deteriorating, slight physique ~

weakening petals withered
mournful harps serenade,
sensing your soul has departed
in sorrow, I feel your peace

as I lie amongst wildflowers,
beneath the butterfly weeds
you pondered through my heart
as you often do.


A tribute to Emmalene Benson forever beautiful.

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Ellie's Freckles

Nursery Rhyme
Children's Short story (Rhyme)

Little Ellie, loves her freckles
she counts them every night,
her friends call her 'Ellie speckles'
which fills her with delight!

she traces them with her finger
before she rests her head
in the mirror, she lingers
dallying if the truth be said,

little Ellie, loves her freckles
she bathes them every night,
her friends call her 'Ellie speckles'
which fills her with delight!

this night was like no other,
she froze in utter despair
screaming down to her mother
who came running up the stairs,

little Ellie, loves her freckles
she reads to them, every night
her friends call her 'Ellie speckles'
which fills her with delight!

vanished had Ellie's freckles
She had washed them off again ~
still wanting to be 'Ellie Speckles'
she drew them back with a pen.

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Blue

Raspberry bonbon confectionery,
Lavender fields, spicy infusions
Neon lights, trailing ivy shimmer,
Eerie azure moon, stately silhouettes

Katoomba's eucalyptus gardens
Aqua paint swirls, funky abstract art
Freshly cut roses, Prussian royal
Spider veins, mimic skeleton leaves

Maldives sandstorm, sapphire jewels
Inherited, European eyes
Topaz rich, diamante gem skies
Working man's blues, American roots

Cerulean butterfly, flutters
Reticent, admirably, beneath
The ozone layers, 
Vast deep blue hole .

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Covid Claus

Santa showed signs of the virus
a test was less than desirous
swabs rammed up his nose!
he kept his eyes closed
daydreaming of Milee Cyrus

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Migration

black
bear state
Alaska
pleasantly cool
protein rich waters, red, green, ripples
ravenous mouths salivating to feast,
hens death spawning
early May
salmon 
run.

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Bluebell River

Bluebells curtsy mildew pasture
Vibrant, submissive, indigo chimes
Blooms convene, witnessing daybreak
Vain, boastful, early spring unveils,
English bulbs amidst sweet woodland scent.

Floral rivers flourishing below
The matured red stags weary hooves,
Strength, stamina, amongst delicate, petite
Burnt auburn fur, greets azure petal streams -
Beneath April's succulent trees.

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Moment In Time

For a brief moment, she waits 
Patiently. Laughter stagnant ~
Paused in crippling depression, 

Crouching in sunken despair,  
Imprisoned to this moment 
Melancholy deeply impaled 

Withdrawing from isolation
Contentment blooms, sorrow lifts
In clusters of mere moments.

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Ticket To Heaven

Ticket booth requests destination
manually I type your name,
a mathematical equation
couldn't convince me to abstain,

Catching despair in my reflection
streetlights flounce, dreary windowpanes
tracking raindrops with affection,
pining for your embrace, once again

Traveling express train to heaven
station platforms, fleeting by
mimicking photographs in my mind,
camera rolls, flicker the sky.

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Murder In the Tunnel

Baneful, manufactured decay
eerie, drab, atmosphere swaddles
stone walls wail, briny dismal tears
stagnant puddles, linger upon
ruinous, dreary, derelict paths

rancid foul stench, squalid minds
unlit musk, dank, tunnel conceals
societies obsolete, unruly
observing eyes, close in secret
quivering hands, steady weary stance,

shrieks echo through, high pitched whistles
malicious pit whines, engulfed in greed
screams absorbed, through murderous throat
stealing adrift shadows, to feast

fleeing terror, quavering legs sprint
stumbling towards, sunlight caress
as church bells chime, Sunday's hymns.

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Little White Feather

Nursery Rhyme
Children's Short story (Rhyme)


Delicate white feather
Blowing through the breeze,
Lands with a fragile bump
Amongst the Chestnut trees,

Nestling in the foliage
Reflecting autumn's sun,
Beaming in the glory!
Now the only one

Along came little hands
Picked you up carefully,
Tickled her chubby chin
So innocent, care free

With delicate fingers
You were weaved into her hat,
A young voice heard saying
"Feathers are signs of angels
That is a given fact"

Then a sudden gust of wind
Blew the hat up in the air
Excited childlike giggles,
A girl with ruffled hair

Swirling, turning, twirling
Up, Up, Up and away
Delivering signs of hope
To brighten another day.