Easter poem: Poetry challenge.

Easter is close by so its time to write an Easter poem

for the Easter poetry challenge.

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Oh tell me Easter Bunny

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.

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Submitted by hindoya

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Oh tell me Easter Bunny
what is it you find so funny?
the way your hopping and sometimes stopping
or the feeling and sight of your ears a’ flopping
could be the sound of children’s laughter
they are sure its not a carrot your after
for you are strong and fast a burrows crafter

Easter: Haiku

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.

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Submitted by Aurora Phoenix

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calamitous ending
sowed beginning
joyful blooming

Easter Memories

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.
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We waited for the Easter Bunny
like we did for Santa Claus,
but he would bring the gift of spring
with his soft, little bunny paws.

We did the prep work hopefully
thinking nothing of the chore,
like colouring pretty Easter eggs
and decorations for the door.

Pastel

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.
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In springtime, when our love was young
as children frolicking, run ’round and sung
wearing orchid dresses or mallow

On Easter Sunday

by R. Saint Claire

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Poetry challenge: Easter poem.
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In our Sunday coats we stay.
A sunny day! When coloured
Eggs and sweets we crave:
A visit to the family grave.

Up the thorny path we're taken
To the hill where marble crypts
And busts of men (their ranks forsaken)
Rest in shades of obelisks.
 

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.

This is a simple challenge all you have to do is write a poem for Easter.

Mary’s Holy Child – an Easter Poem

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.



Easter’s Invite – form writing

Poetry Challenge: Easter Poem 

Hollyhock’s are chiming, “our buds are starting to form.”

Gazelle’s in the dell are prancing as springtime now

is felt; the meadow Aberdeen in serene green.

Redemption (An Easter Poem)

Incomprehensible

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.




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Breath of Life

Via Dolorosa

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.



I see my Lord, the Way, the Truth and the Life
He moveth on wearing a crown of thorns, carrying a cross
I see my Lord crawling on the raggedy way leading to Calvary
the blood from his forehead smarting His eyes.

Three Haiku: Easter

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.



                 Irina Terentieva pinterest.com

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see how he hangs where
yesterday meets tomorrow
god’s mercy thorn`crowned

The cross.

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.



A burden of a cross up to a hill

Easter.

Poetry challenge: Easter poem.

Submitted Bluesoul2016



It’s what the morning said today
in nimble paragraphs ,
A rabbit read the words so loud
I thought the earth would laugh !