Leaves float down stream
insects jump on board for ride
birds hover for feast
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Posted: Nov 2018
About this poem:
godsprincess poem about leaves brought this to mind.
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Author: Unknown
~ Tis Halloween Eve ~
Beware the Ghosts & Demons that crave your soul
on Halloween’s Eve ~
They seek you - they slither - they crawl
The Ghosts & Goblins swarm to have you for their feast & delight as the midnight clocks strikes your undoing!
Be forewarned the spirits of the dead, burned witches of the past crying out in the night sending spine tingling pains through out your body, rendering it raw to the touch!
Tis a scary sight indeed as a Two Headed ghoul
swallows a live screaming toad that it has in it’s clutches!
It’s enjoys unquenchable delight as he feels the toad
wiggle and slither down it’s gullet ~
Beware ~ The ghoul wants you next ~
Thy doorbell is ringing, here comes the bedeviled children drawn by the ominous glow of your door’s
Jack-o‘-lantern ~
They are not the normal children clutching at
your sugar candy & gifts of apple ducking in
a galvanized pail ~
They are the children from
the cemetery of the sinister side ~
Seeking your soul to toss it into the dark pit
of eternity ~
Poet JimEee
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Posted: Oct 2018
About this poem:
Tis a bit on the dark side ~
But then so are Ghosts & Ghouls
& things that go bump in the night!
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Author: Unknown
~ Love’s Dream ~
Until the end of time
Are you ready for love!
Love beyond the heavens
The enrichment of the heart
Musical strings playing love’s tune
The feelings of conquest & surrender
To be touched by the stars and beyond in one’s dreams
Moonlight serenade for lovers
To feel moonlight beams and the sparkle of heavenly star dust
If so dream along with me ~
For tonight’s the night of Lover’s Delight
Dream a Dream with me!
Romantic Poet
JimEee
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Posted: Oct 2018
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~ Are you seeking the one for you ~
Your prince charming
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Young and eager romps
the charmed saplings in the woods
Fearing no evil
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Posted: Jul 2018
About this poem:
A Haiku poem: A Japanese lyric verse form having three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables, traditionally invoking an aspect of nature or the seasons.
In nature there is no good or evil. It's non dualistic.
Inspired by Joseph Campbell.
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AiiiiiSoooo
SooooAiiiii
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arigato
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Posted: Jul 2018
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It's me, I did it!
Gee, I backed into your car
Wow! Am I sorry
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Posted: Nov 2013
About this poem:
Humorous Haiku for you....
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Moon between the wires
dreams in towers on cold steel nights
iron bridge century
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Posted: Dec 2017
About this poem:
Night photo of New York on my wall.
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online today!
hugging a live tree
such a beautiful feeling
indescribable!
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Posted: Nov 2015
About this poem:
I wrote this especially for our tree-hugging poet Redex, and posted it on one of her blogs.
It is in haiku format (3 lines: 5-7-5 syllables)
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online today!
a buzzing bee
the sleeping dog awakens
then bolts from the room
dancing in the dark
fireflies paint lines of light
in exquisite designs
multi-coloured lights
searching the northern sky
aurora borealis
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Posted: Sep 2013
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Orange leaves curl
Dawn chorus an echo only
Dew lies glistening
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Posted: Sep 2017
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