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Best Poems Written by Moon Flower

Below are the all-time best Moon Flower poems as chosen by PoetrySoup members

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Ruffled Leaves

ruffled leaves
in the early hours
bewildered hen

12/12/16

1st place
"Nature" Themed
hosted by M. Talbot

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Ripples Fade

Ripples fade on shore
as there will be next to fade
like a shipwrecked soul
who risks and writhes in defeat
like a dropping leaf on scream

12.19.17


"Stunner 2017"
hosted by Line
Third Place

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Sunlight Moonlight

Sunlight
dazzling, blinding
quenching, dousing, drenching
the sun's rays, a moonlight flower
walking, playing, breathing
illuminated, moonlit
Moonlight

12.10.16


Second Place
"Sunrise & Sunset"
by Silent One

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Like a Bee In a Bottle

Every resonance

that seems to bring into life

It makes one's being

a likely confounded mind

yet leavens its fleshliness


03/25/16

Note: 

* "Like a bee in a bottle"
is an idiomatic expression of 
resonance

*Thus, this poem has something
to do with the law of resonance

4th placer in a contest (April 23, 2016)

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Africa and Others

Colonization of Africa
Colonization in Africa
Africa after the Berlin Conference
Africa on colonial era
Era of colonization
Era of European Imperialism
Imperialism was effected
Imperialism was intensified
Intensified due to imperialism
Intensified by European
European imperialism
European exploration
Exploration in Africa
Exploration race
Race of exploration
Race of people
People get affected
People power
Power of imperialism
Power of colonialism
Colonialism in Africa
Colonialism and natural resources
Resources of human
Resources of culture
Culture of society
Culture of tradition
Tradition preserves
Tradition of tyranny
Tyranny of a ruler
Tyranny of oppressive government
Government governs
Government built the place
Place of forum 
Place of conference
Conference on going
Conference hall
Hall facing
Hall of fame
Fame for its culture
Fame to total obscurity
Obscurity which conceals
Obscurity of expression
Expression of apathy
Expression of compassion
Compassion of one
Compassion for others
Others must have faith
Others lead
Lead...
Faith...

04/23/16



Third Place
"DIG DEEP - RACE RELATIONS
-CONFLICTS-COLONIALISM"
by Marugu Mo

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Abecedarian Blooms

Apple blossoms derived from the Wild crab
Birds of paradise resemble a brightly colored bird in flight
Cosmos flowers are very popular among gardeners for its beauty
Dogwood is a symbol of Christianity

Eastern redbud known as spice wood tree
Freesia flowers undeniably the “individualists” of the plant world
Ghost flowers depicted a ghostly translucent with reddish-purple spot
Hawthorn flowers heal the broken heart

Iris flowers symbolize as goddess of the rainbow
Jasmine known for its sweet, exotic fragrance for thousands of years
Kangaroo paw noted for their unique bird attracting flowers
Lesser celandine has a hairless perennial in the buttercup family

Mountain laurel known as mountain-laurel or spoon wood
Naked lady known for her scientific name amaryllis or “sparkling”
Orchids also known for its ‘testicles’ – shape roots as Greek meaning
Pussy willow fancied likeness to tiny cats or “pussies”

Quercus prinus a scientific name which means Chestnut oak
Ranunculus also known as St. Anthony’s turnip.
Spring snowflake known for its scientific meaning as ‘spring white violet’
Tiger lily stands for wealth and prosperity

Ursinia is named in honor of German scholar Johannes Ursinus
Viburnum also known as cranberry bush
Winter aconite is a genus of eight species of flowering plants
Xylosteum a scientific name which means European fly honeysuckle

Yellow anemone known for its other name as buttercup anemone
Zinnia symbolizes as lasting affection and goodness


04/28/16


9th placer in a contest
given by Broken Wings

11th placer in a contest
by Eve Roper

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Whimsy

Whimsy

Cunning, quick-witted

Driving,  thrusting, liberating

Souls connection, awakening the self

effectuating, heeding, heading

staunch, steadfast

Realism


03/19/16

Diamante poetry contest
Contest judged: 10.21.16
First Place

3rd placer in another contest (May 15, 2016)

Poem of the Day ( March 20, 2016)

Featured on PS Homepage 
as Poem of the Week (Marh 27, 2016)

Note: The poem is about reverie

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Imagine the World Without Family

Imagine the world 
without family; 
it is like living in the jungle
with other animals.
It's gross to say--
That’s the essence
of family that forms 
and rules in the society.
It leads also to venerate souls
It does not evolve only
in every member;
but in the whole world
such as parents, preteens, 
all kindred take incumbency.

05/08/16

Honorable mention 
in a poetry contest 
by Lewis Raynes

Date revised: 06.24.16

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The Sun

you’re more than just a heart of heat and light
     a rife marvel in the sky
          an axiom of one’s smile

05.26.16

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If I Could Change the World

We are in a place where hatred
Seems prevalent and touted
Prejudices against races
And religions are mainly width

Of illustration of distaste
Many people secretly hate
On freedom and democracy
Which lingers on in the state

Of communism and czarism 
And any other fascism
Hatred is to blame for the worst 
Event in the history: war and doom

Hatred is the worst human stillness
It is injurious when taught to kids
It robs them of their innocence
To hate things is a horrible mess

If I could start to change the world
I’d tear hatred off from one’s mind
And heart, by starting it off from myself
‘Tis vital to see, feel and understand


04/16/16


2nd placer (Any Poem Meaningful To You) 4/20/16
8th placer (A Poem You Are Proud of) 5/8/16
7th placer (Hope) 4/30/16
10th placer (100 in a row contest) 7/7/16