Five poems, five lines, five syllables

ONE
osprey standing proud
wind-ruffled feathers
sharp beak, sharp talons
sharp eyes watch for prey
owning this river

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TWO
most call you a weed
I see a flower
most would destroy you
I pick your seed head
make a wish and blow

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THREE
I wish I could feel
the stories you’ve lived
touch your rough ridges
ascertain your truths
splinters withstanding

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FOUR
february lull
deserted branches
streets stripped of traffic
evergreen signals
drive us into spring

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FIVE
skating on thin ice
isn’t as dire as
it’s cracked up to be
if the ice holds, it’s
icing on the cake

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About Maggie C

Stained glass artist, writer, respecter of life.
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4 Responses to Five poems, five lines, five syllables

  1. Peggy Lemmer says:

    All 5 are very nice. I of course, would love to skate with Chules. !

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  2. What a great response to the challenge.

    Liked by 1 person

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