Spring
cloudburst
meeting a
cloudburst
between trails’
ends:
drenched! end
flower burst
meeting a flower burst
between trails' paths,
pollen-ized! end
Summer
squishing
summer
feet
squishing
green morning
grass.
end
alit
a light
alit my life
a beam, a
bright beacon beckoned,
a shining,
shimmering star,
a sun, shower, streaming. end
Fall
old
bones
A pile of
dead trees;
Decaying,
white and brittle
like a
pile of old bones. end
old shade
A pile of dead leaves;
Decaying, crisp, dried
a mocking pile of summer's shade. end
Winter
freezing
December,
freezing
the gray
trail of a tall,
billowing, smokestack. end
icing
trees, leaves, branches,
covered, frosted,
a white layer of icing. end
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© 2013 ajwrites57
A Long
If you enjoyed these poems, find others like it here.
Short and sweet A. Long! Sounds like a haiku? :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment Jasveena!
ReplyDeleteThey are about nature--yes but not its not really the form.
Haiku is:
5 syllables
7 syllables
5 syllables
Maybe I'll re-write them as haiku sometime. Good idea! Thanks again!
Hi A Long,
DeleteAhh! I see! May be you can try it out! Best of luck!
:D
Jas
I enjoyed this snippetry. Nice imagery and choice of words.
ReplyDeleteJose, thanks for your comments. I'm glad you enjoyed them. Most I had written long ago and when I rediscovered them recently, I enjoyed them myself. I wrote a few more to round out the number. Thanks again for stopping by!
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