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Park Poems - Poems about Park

Riley Park
A dozen willows in the park A shady grove on the lawn Eleven tall trees in the sun And one dark stump in the shade. They invite me to join them here: Yes, I'd like to sit here, The fresh breeze...Read the rest...
Categories: park, art,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In the Park
The slow budding, turn up of coloring; the tincture in pinks, yellows, magnolia greens, and bluer skies. Smile of eyes and mountain cheeks; a Springtime elixir. Winter white and tawny skin absorbing sunny dyes. She leans against the grand...Read the rest...
Categories: park, crush, spring,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Dog Park
Let off a lead, freedom bounds as if all joy is held within a bouncing ball to be retrieved and brought back to lay at a lover's feet. Then sent off to do again. Smells wafting from tree trunks, fence posts...Read the rest...
Categories: park, dog, joy, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Winter Park
Like someone stripped of all possessions, or a thing its attributes, or a word scoured of its meaning – so the park rises naked, stark, severe in appearance, and we see more clearly something like an...Read the rest...
Categories: park, analogy,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member In the Park
The signs are clear, are people blind? Bag what your canine leaves behind. Given this morning’s drop that I saw I’d say someone’s walking a dinosaur! And who carries a bag big enough to carry off a pile of that...Read the rest...
Categories: park, humor,
Form: Light Verse



Horrocks Lady
Weeks later After I first strolled by in the February snow Strings of fruit Left out across the park For birds and all sorts of wonderful creatures And after I wrote a poem And speculated Who this mysterious park shepherd Might be In the...Read the rest...
Categories: park, bird, earth, fruit, hope,
Form: Free verse
Park Swings
A walk to the park  The crisp morning air There’s frost on the ground  A chill everywhere  Squirrels scurry about From here to there They notice me not I’m needn’t a care Sitting alone  …those four wooden chairs  Waiting for me  And calling me there  Eight chains...Read the rest...
Categories: park, character, devotion, emotions, forgiveness,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Old Wanderer Friend
Old Friend Yesterday taken a walk in Fryent Country Park, a heart of nature Landscapes, ponds, trees, bushes, fields, forests, great shoots My camera cried with joy, I often wiped the lenses, wide-angle Yes, the winter weather was so...Read the rest...
Categories: park, friend, friendship, life, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member View from the Park Bench
picnicking twosome white butterfly flits across ~ pigeons coo nearby roughhousing children rustling trees in the distance ~ woman walking dog ...Read the rest...
Categories: park, imagery,
Form: Haiku
Guisachan Park
Condensed Spoken Word Piece: Here's a condensed version of the script, focusing on the key themes and emotions: "(Sighs) I walked out of that interview, feeling like I'd wasted my time. They didn't care, they weren't listening, they...Read the rest...
Categories: park, analogy, angst, spoken word,
Form: Spoken Word
Recognition
I died today, I felt myself just drifting away, The sky was blue as I walked through a green green park. I walked slowly, I didn't worry that I might be late, I was so relaxed as I went...Read the rest...
Categories: park, bereavement, celebration, death, destiny,
Form: Rhyme
frisbee poem
A crowded open space Green grass and trees all around People yelling and playing Im being thrown far into the air I glide far and high and I can see everything I fall back down towards the ground and then...Read the rest...
Categories: park, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Park Place Story
A charming quiet place A pond full of swimming ducks A long benches beside acacia trees Up ahead this tree is long pave road That connect to a big Bermuda park ahead Leading to a university where I once schooled This...Read the rest...
Categories: park, introspection, memory, places, school,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Trailer Park
After work at Google, I sat with the guys I said we were elite, enlightened and wise We had to censor those in this benighted nation Who spread disruptive disinformation. A Venture Cap named Hank said this isn't fair He...Read the rest...
Categories: park, america, culture, discrimination, humor,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Words Fail
Words fail to match the beauty of the park The magic stillness of the early autumn day Leaves fall across your smile, completing your remark Leaving me speechless in this colorful decay The trees look tall in their...Read the rest...
Categories: park, autumn, day, magic,
Form: Rhyme

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