| |
> Member Pages > John Georgette > Poetry Pages > NATURE POEMS > SUMMER POEMS
SUMMER POEMS |  | | Summer March
trees full summer regale dance, fireworks, baseball happy hours, closing down bars oh sweet Saturday nights last calls heralded, walks under trees past cement parking garage fumes, birds blinking lights amber, red cars turn pass, drive faded tail lights slowly gone out-ta sight down Main Streets everywhere in summer March
Summer Storm #1:
Wind twists tree tops circular batches of water heaved across open spaces clouds and lightning merge in roar and fire out about.
Titans, gods, messengers and angels run for cover from blasts that close your eyes and bring premature darkness to one of longest days of year.
Later full moon will shine down on fuller tree tops that now enlarge themselves spaciously moment by moment right before the observant eye.
Summer Dusk in France:
Castillon de Saves Chateau dusk settles in just short of nine bells
pastel violet sky fills itself with pale shades dance in ancient glass with post impressionistic colors neither here nor there like mind set afloat in nonchalance, slow draft settles in across floors like day began.
perpetual motion hardly noticeable.... like it should be.
Summer Rock Poem:
When no one watches,
all rocks
in the world
turn into jewels
when they kiss their
mother earth.
Late Summer French Winds:
Late summer French winds, blew across mellow countryside fierce lightening bolted up dark sky thick wild jagged blasts intense explosions.
French winds, blew fast skies faster and faster across frazzled countryside black rain black night intense watering.
French breeze, soft and delicate wakens morning, one day closer to autumn French winds, won't let us forget they still return by their choice, whenever.
Vernal Love Poem #1:
In quiet pause in between raindrops,
white dogwoods dance dainty steps, bounty of tree lilac bouquet define territories, magnolia blossoms lay in deep green grass, quartz rocks glisten on perfect day of grey
today in quiet pause in between heartbeats
white birch spring loose in warm wind. Rock walls painted with glacier strokes millenniums ago at this very moment tell their set in motion story from long ago.
Vernal Love Poem #2:
vernal harmony, free-loose in every leaf, of every tree and bush; all given into itself metamorphic spontaneous new taste, command-less, mindless beauty, without mirrors, cosmetics, shrinks or words,
no afterthoughts, consequences, responsibilities, awards parades, or holidays, not even a hello, thank-you or good bye.
|
SPRING POEMS |  | |
Weather Thoughts, June 11 Spring 2004:
Missed eclipse but living Spring every day. Spectacular weather! Gorgeous hot, intense thunder & lightening. Pretty deep skies, cloudless, no humidity. Wild roses all out this week and worth drive from anywhere. 'Been venturing out driving country dirt roads and to top it off it's first nights of the return of summer fire flies!
Uninvited Late Spring Storm #1.
dark, uninvited, late spring storm bends limbs uproots trees starved for water floods fields, thundering voices won't give in to pass by, arguments and cracked lightning welds direct strikes from sky to earth splits apart black seams of night halts human electricity in its tracks, scares us into who we are, might be, or don't want to be.
Uninvited Late Spring Poem #2.
through night creeks roar past windows deep in woods of our consciousness, intersect caldrons of energy, humidity races away, dew uplifts itself un-veils sorrow streaming in upward flight,
creeks rush bird songs return, crickets and leap frogs call out time waits for lovers to accept and acknowledge seams of night,
to walk again in honey suckle, give each other smiles and make love in fresh morning of clear open spaces, in break between next big storm. |
QUNINTET OF NATURE POEMS |  | |
QUINTET OF NATURE POEMS #1.
Stuck in cold chatham of disbelief, thrice used tea bag drained like memory gone. Quiet and primitive at fingertips, bonfire may move spirits out of doldrums, sensual recharge, as nothing makes sense at tries to make sense out of nada.
QUINTET OF NATURE POEMS #2.
sparks scatter upward burst into gravity chorus of hiss harmony blaze rose pattern-less avant ensemble spontaneous rhythm-less beats and heated embellished conductor-less destiny of no destiny.
QUINTET OF NATURE POEMS #3.
woods come alive with silence, stars want to be so free to make some melody, trade south for north, or maybe east for west, hypnotize flames go meet full harvest moon happiness, flames suck life out of civilization.
QUINTET OF NATURE POEMS #4.
moon sneaks thru forest trees,
climbs along leafless limbs
dances across yard into garden
passed for gone,
but alive they become to hold night shine.
QUINTET OF NATURE POEMS #5.
no dramatics here, just life dripped out of itself for pleasure of one, devils ride dragons and angels ride vipers into dark cold night, naked limbs burst with red hot massage, fire challenges coyotes and shooting stars 'try to get closer to this universe of one' while all unknowns come forth under cover of darkness, halt you in your tracks of reason. |
|
|
>