Landscape of Summer Flowers

Wild Blooming

Yellows aim so all can see.
Wind flips them about.
Greens believe they cannot fail.
They motivate no doubt.

Purples, whites and reds proclaim:
“Sail your colors high!”
Green below greets blue above
To praise fresh evening sky.


Linked to dVerse Poetics. Kim of writinginnorthnorfolk.com hosts with the theme of strong verbs about landscapes. Come join us!
Photo: “Wild Blooming”, above, and “Summer Flowers”, the collage below, by the author.

Summer Flowers

Author: Frank Hubeny

I enjoy walking, poetry and short prose as well as taking pictures with my phone.

45 thoughts on “Landscape of Summer Flowers”

  1. Love those bright Black-eyed Susans, Frank. Nice verb flexing in:
    ‘Yellows aim so all can see.
    Wind flips them about’
    and
    ‘Purples, whites and reds proclaim:
    “Sail your colors high!”’

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  2. At first I thought you wrote another Minute Poem, but this one has more brevity & verbal muscle. Nice working with the verbs, & your images are lovely.

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    1. The minute form has the same iambic meter that this common meter poem has, but with a different rhyme pattern. I was hoping the verbs were strong enough for the challenge. Thanks, Glenn!

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