Green, Haikus Poem by Mark. A Heathcote

Snowdrops

lantern green threads
with diamond eyelets nod their-
whole length in rhythms
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Church

damn chilly outside
deadly to walk on safely
moss green gravestones
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Nature child

eyes emerald green
can colours define our moods
lush long meadow grass
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Kingfisher

always greener on-
the other side of the fence
kingfisher delights
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Village green

on the village green
a plaid cloth is unfolded
squabbling rooks dance

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Daisy chains

vernal and green
my anaesthetized stress
making daisy chains
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green tomatoes
let them ripen till the sun
feels overexposed
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exhume the coffin
tear back all the green ivy
expose your headstone
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here the greenery
is ever so beauteous,
stop-sign on go
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leaping over zenith
green-tips of diamond dew
grasshopper

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green Hellebores
don't they put on what looks like
a solemn smile
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come away with me
to Gretna Green
fairytales dream
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green caterpillars
convert all their energies
into windfarms

Angelica
on a host of fat-green stems
heavenly stars