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a pole with barbed wire
just after the sun has set
on an autumn day
Arid Ace
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God, our only hope
Is Thee: please protect us from
All our enemies
Think About It
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Orange and yellow
Framing God's beautiful world
My spirit cries out!
Marion Albanese
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Get a job okay
Did you see what you have do
So much bull crap
Bud Allen
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sunset clouds billow
Balooning in evening sky
pink blush yellow smile
A Poet Who Loves To Alves
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sunset clouds billow
Balooning in evening sky
pink blush yellow smile
A Poet Who Loves To Alves
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Beyond rainbow horizon
Lies an epitaph of a
soul in remembrance
Shirley Anderson
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Twilight rainbow skies
Sun mellows to the prelude
Of night's lullaby
Padmawar Aniket
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the eye of the world
closes upon us for now
rest sweetly til morn
Nicholas Anthony
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Praise God from whom all,
Blessings flow Praise Him all here,
And praise Him angels.
Joseph M Aquilina
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white torch all ablaze
stuck solid into the soil,
dawn lights day: bring it
* awed some
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He held her too close
(my father shook with age)
arms clutched tight in love.
Katrina Bafumi
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Cactus green as jade
Sharp and prickly its beauty
My thirst it quenches
Debra Baker
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the naked tree waits
spring must happen again
buds will bloom once more
erin beattie
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did I see it right
fire burn and cauldron bubble
witches' ritual
girish bhandari
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Out of her nth bath
Oozing with sublime freshness,
Rain-washed earth, yet once
Vidya Bhat
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nature purity
elixir drink
sweet water sweet
rubina biswas
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Dry air breathes
The old day is dead
New day will come
Rusheena Boone
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Sunset sensation
Beautiful panorama
More like a feeling.
Mary Bounds
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Horizon of field
Embellished with sunset
As promising sun
Son Bowser
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Layers of nature
Send your message to the world
That time passes us by
Diane Bremner
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The dawn's harbinger,
Barren tree anxiously waits
The presage of rain
Aranya Brishti
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The dawn's harbinger,
Barren tree anxiously waits
The presage of rain
Aranya Brishti
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The horizon lights up,
And darkness has filled the earth,
by the setting sun!
Lina Brooks
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A bright sunny line
Begins pushing out the night
Morning is now mine
Henning Brunk
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Been here once before
Nice picture, great horizon
Sunset or sunrise
stand by
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The glory of life
Glows beneath the cool blue skies
Awaits white landmark.
star del c.
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Fire lights up the sky
On a long hot summers night
Putting on a show
Tula Cagle
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Path to heaven calls
Sky alit in morning glow
Dark sky still prevails.
edith carson
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Beauty within sight.
Marvelous, not within reach.
Start of a new day.
LeRhonda Carter
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Cotton candy clouds
Eminate from the sunset
On a summers' eve
Robert Cawley
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Crimson skies slowly
nudged beneath horizon's waves
by black velvet shroud
Eve Chase
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the air found its way,
stay low breath high,
a field trip across.
George Chow
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