April Poems 2025

Whispered chaos swirls
distance rumbles forewarn,
sirens fill the air

Impending danger arrives
thunderous clouds clash, wind whips,
hook echo forms
Sun and moon poised  
on a morrowless day
equinoctial time shift
Tanka

the night sky frolics
tomorrow sleeps, dreams dance on
imaginative trails,
whimsy skates on golden threads,
knitting our hearts together.
--
Vermilion cardinal,
pulchritudinous beauty,
resplendent splendor
against laden snowy branches,
exquisite encomium
--
Psithurism wind
of a wooed heart, suddenly
she catches her breath.
Though a weathered beauty,
time spins memories of you.
Titans clash wrapped in shrouded storms
habitat framers, 
clever, charming artisan,
busy beavers.
celestial bodies 
poised on a morrowless day
entering the old haunt 
time ripples
tock, tick, tock-tock-tock,
rooted deep, salvia survives
thinnest yield of saffron
lies a sanguine hope

red, yellow, blue
lovely blend of earthy flavors,
lies a sanguine hope


saffron thread,
life rooted deep,
salvia survive

salvia can also represent healing, purity, and wisdom
Nature’s Fury

a prelude
whirlybirds in the wind
bliss ignorance

whispered chaos swirls
distance rumbles forewarn,
sirens fill the air

impending danger arrives
thunderous clouds clash,
wind whips, hook echo forms

wrapped by clouded storms,
dark tornadoes,
the March winds rumble

nature’s beauty shines
from the eyes of the beholder
beware of black bears



Winter’s Lace

Vibrant winter blooms
cast against a snowy canvas,
beneath brooding skies

First snow, falling softly,
Amaryllis’ view from the window,
warm thoughts.

A little ray of sunshine,
that banishes winter blues—
Winter jasmine.

Cold persistence
Periwinkle’s winter wink
Pansies thrive.

Deep into winter
Primrose’s delightful colors,
stand stark against the snow

Varied highs and lows,
February vacillates,
Snowdrops appear.

Narcissus’ beauty
shines for all to see,
defying winter’s hold

Colorful and sweet
Pansies’ cousin, Viola,
a winter survivor.

Glory-of-the-Snow,
star-shaped and whimsical,
greets winter’s end.

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