Posts Tagged ‘Sonnet’
Peristeronic Cloud Nine by Marie Helen Abramyan
On a recent drive amid the heavy crawl of rush hour traffic, my gaze drifted skyward and beheld a heart-lifting sight: a flock of pigeons perched along city wires, row by row, basking in the warming rays. Their blissful serenity and graceful glides across the sky were mesmerizing. They were captivating. Observing the harmonious flock…
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Dappled Shadow’s Of Mulberry Sonnet
Gleaming rays gently shine upon nature. Summer has passed the seasonal baton onto Autumn’s cooling hands. But swirling lightly, between the changing leaves, hints of warm summer breezes softly linger in the air. Tender whispers of days under the blazing sunlight, when bees and butterflies danced for the sweet scent of ripened…
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Magnolia Tree Sonnet
Springtime has reached its final day, but nature continues to blossom in its annual rebirth. No matter how hurried, eventful or tiring the days become, nature’s clock is always clear eyed and timely. Hence, the seasons have changed seamlessly, and the summer solstice is upon us. Let’s celebrate the arrival of summer with the late…
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Reminiscing Skies Sonnet
Ametrine skies, gusting lingering sighs, Whisper tales, of retired summer days. Breezy breaths soothe the sun’s blistering eyes, Of a gaze, that’s turned greens to browns, and grays. Burnished apricot shadows, listen still, As the sky narrates the gone summertide. Dog days memories, warm the autumn chill, Recomposed, nature will strike a new stride. Glitter…
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Bird Of Paradise Sonnet By Marie Helen
Bird of Paradise, feather among leaves, To the earthy soil I am bound and tied. Anchored by claws of roots and weighty sheaves, My spirit flies among the birds that glide. My sprawled pinions verdant, tail feathers pied, A crest of orange crowned is my disguise. As winds breathe hope and new life, then subside,…
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