Sky pierced by stars
The game of connecting dots
Constellations twinkle
The last bird singing
In the chorus at sunrise
Singing from his heart
The portrait wanted
To move outside the frame
Something new to try
Wrapped in quilt of dreams
From the fog of sub-conscience
Words precipitate
Waves wash away my steps
A blanc page to start over
Leaves swayed by the breeze
The lost outsider
Bumped into the world’s problems
Bruises and scratches
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Posted: Sep 2021
About this poem:
A random mix
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Time beats on
Without a thought for me. My
Day ends quickly.
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Posted: Feb 2023
About this poem:
"Time waits on no one". A true saying...
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Our eyes met;
Melded together.
Then I blushed.
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Posted: Feb 2023
About this poem:
When we first met...
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Walking through the sweet flower meadows, I pause to watch the sky lark
as he tumbles joyously in the sunlit sky and perches on a branch
to sing in such sweet melody that mistle thrush and blackbird join in.
Flowers smelling sweet
in such a variety
of colour and shape
A peaceful place to sit and enjoy all nature has to offer
to lean back and let go of every day stress and woes. To
celebrate just the joy of being alive and able to enjoy nature
Nature does her best
if only we care to look
at all her splendours
written 09/21/2013
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Posted: Sep 2013
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Happy pelican
eating an enormous fish
see his pouch bulging
Merry kingfisher
waiting on his pole for fish
he darts and spears one
Full of joy and fun
the skylark warbles in glee
delight in each note
Fearsome eagle drops
plummeting down like a stone
striking hard he kills
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Posted: Oct 2013
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Glittering silver
shooting star arches the sky
disappearing fast
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Posted: Oct 2013
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The major star who was hundreds of centuries old
was finally dying yet not in vain, for with its death
comes new life and new planets formed as it splinters
Water so cool and clear
life giving to all our worlds
stars birth formed you
As a star dies the gases ignite and fuse into droplets
these then are carried to other worlds to start new life
Scientists believe that all life came from these deaths
Moonshine beams dancing
causing flickering shadows
that dance joyously
Our own moon and all the sun's orbiting planets were
formed in one of these explosions. All we see and touch
came from a dying major star
Sunbeams hit the water
refracting and enhancing
the crystal river
Sometime in the future our own major star the Sun will
die leaving life as we know it gone yet as prophets
have said death is the start of rebirth so lets enjoy our stars
Stars hide their faces
behind the fluffy white cloud
just an odd twinkle
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Posted: Oct 2013
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Ancient mountains brood
dominating the landscape
with majestic face
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Posted: Oct 2013
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The hush before dawn
is fraught with poignant silence
as night turns to day
Trinkling sounds flow
through the air as the river
bounces over rocks
Deep silence abounds
and not a murmur to be heard
stillness shrouding all
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Posted: Oct 2013
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A country bumpkin
Satisfied with life I am
A little pumpkin
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Posted: Oct 2013
About this poem:
Not much!!
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