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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

~ "The silence of the night awakens my soul"

Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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Brighter Days

01 Sunday Mar 2015

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Haiku, Poems, Poetry

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Sweet Robin Redbreast

Mother Nature’s sign of Spring

Sings of Brighter days

 

 

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Friday Fantasy ~ Signs of Spring

09 Friday Jan 2015

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She is perched upon snow covered ground

Entranced by butterflies that gather around

Warming her soul in their delicate dance

Signs of Spring perhaps, perchance

 

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Nature Collides

28 Saturday Jun 2014

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry

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Snow covered mountains
Barren and colorless
Against deep blue skies
Only the sun’s reflection
Casting its amber glow

Evergreen trees
Stand virile and stately
The barrier between
The drab and the vivid
Changing seasons

Brightly colored fields
Flora in full bloom
Unconcerned with the cold
Hovering over it
Nature collides

 

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The Weatherman

26 Wednesday Mar 2014

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry

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We’re in for a big one
The weatherman said
So we rush to the store
For milk, eggs and bread

He tells us how much
We all can expect
The East coast’s been battered
Mother Nature’s neglect

He charts and he studies
And strings us along
No matter how hard
He still gets it wrong

We open the door
And brace for the worst
And get hit in the face
With a cold sunny burst

We sigh in the doorway
And peel off the layers
And curse at the weatherman
The sly purveyor

Yet night after night
The forecast is given
Will this one be right?
As we sit and we listen

For the upcoming day
The radar is zooming
And the weatherman prays
After all he’s just human

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Raindrops

13 Thursday Mar 2014

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poems, Poetry

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Raindrops fall
between barren branches
left stark by Winter’s touch

A cloudburst
feeds the crocus
awakening from its icy slumber

A hint of color
returns to the earth
with the promise of Spring

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