Poetry

Sonnet #8 – Seasons

All the leaves, leave the trees, in November. Desperate, bare branches, clawing the sky. The temperature dives and the snowflakes fly. Bringing the cold, dark days of December. The sun migrates south, along with the geese. The Winter wind, a demonic howling. Like a fierce white wolf, hungrily prowling. Then Christmas, wonderful season of peace.

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Sonnet #5 – Tree Song

In Autumn, the Aspen leaves turn to gold. Shimmering, orange-yellow, like firelight. Straight, tall, slender trunks, with bark, paper white. Colors unbelievable to behold. A majestic Blue Spruce, dressed in soft snow. Ancient Bristlecone on a high plateau. Resplendent in the rosy Alpenglow. Old windswept oak, a tortured little tree. High on a cliff, above

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Sonnet #4 – Storm

Bright, white lightning ripped the sky asunder. Angry wind, blowing a powerful storm. A boom, crack, boom, of ear splitting thunder. Mean weather, hellbent to wreck and transform. Fear filled my mind. The storm was frightening. Bright white, then black night, the contrast, so stark. My heart was pounding, my throat tightening. A storm with

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Sonnet #3 – Nature

There’s nothing more beautiful than Nature. No voting required by legislature. Majestic, like the Rockies big Mountains. With waterfalls, making dazzling fountains. Soaring on powerful wings, a large bird. Antelope sprinting the plains, a fast herd. Massive and strong like a Sequoia tree. Small and intent, a pollinating bee. Nature teaches us the right way

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