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Dawn
February 23, 2009
Lovely, new
Dawn's colors come
As a day of blue
Starts as flowers hum
In springtime's coming joy.
Pale, bright
Flowers range
As they take in light
And weather changes
To water thirsty flowers
© Nathan P., Scotch Plains, AZ
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Joanna said...
on Aug. 13 2009 at 11:52 pm
You're inspired by nature, aren't you?
Have you ever thought of writing haikus? I know they're very rigid but they too are often inspired by nature. Haikus also make people try to describe things in different ways than they normally would.
I like this poem. I love how you write: so simply and to the point, yet so beautifully. I wouldn't change a thing.
Have you ever thought of writing haikus? I know they're very rigid but they too are often inspired by nature. Haikus also make people try to describe things in different ways than they normally would.
I like this poem. I love how you write: so simply and to the point, yet so beautifully. I wouldn't change a thing.
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A room without a book is like a body without a soul.
I'm glad that you like my simple, to-the-point poetry. ;D