childrens poetry
Nostalgia-inducing poetry inspired by our earliest favorites; from Dr. Seuss to Mother Goose, children’s poetry is all grown up.
Expression
When is a poem not a poem? Short answer? When you want to cheat the system a little bit. Why cheat the system? Because sometimes 600 words is too much, but Vocal has no other place for short articles. But also, this article is more about my poetry than not. So, perhaps I’m cheating the system less than I think. But anyway, I wanted to take a moment to talk about expressing one’s self.
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
Dance of Seasons. Content Warning.
In the realm of time's ballet, Nature's dancers take their play, A waltz of seasons, swift and slow, A timeless rhythm, to and fro. Spring emerges with gentle grace, Flowers bloom in vibrant space, A chorus of birds, their song so clear, Announcing that a new day's near. With emerald hues, the world is dressed, As life awakens from its rest, The symphony of growth unfolds, As nature's tale, it's sweetly told. Summer arrives in vibrant blaze, Golden sunsets, warmest days, Laughter and joy fill the air, As memories bloom everywhere. The meadows sway with golden wheat, In gardens, flavors are sweet, Nature's bounty, rich and grand, A harvest festival, hand in hand. Autumn's arrival, a painter's dream, With fiery leaves, the forest gleam, A mosaic of colors, rich and bright, As nature prepares for winter's night. The cool breeze whispers in the trees, As nature sighs in gentle ease, Leaves dance and twirl in the air, A farewell performance, beyond compare. Winter arrives with snowy gown, The earth adorned in crystal crown, Silent nights, a hushed repose, As nature's dance begins to close. The snowflakes twirl in icy trance, A winter's dream, a frozen dance, In starlit skies, the dance is told, As seasons pass, they never fold. In nature's ballet, a grand design, An eternal rhythm, so divine, The dance of seasons, a tale so true, A symphony of life, ever anew.
By NAVIN S B.Com.,3 years ago in Poets
