Miscellaneous Symbol Poetry is interpretive. Below are the names of these symbols, then the symbols themselves.

Black Sun With Rays — Opposition — White Sun With Rays —Caution — Umbrella With Rain Drops —

Cloud White — (two )— circle with dot right — Rain — Thunder Cloud And Rain — Sun Behind Cloud —

Flower — Umbrella — Sun

With just the symbols, one can interpret the poem however they choose, for example:

Dark days are in opposition to bright days.

Some fear the rain and seek shelter from the clouds,

but see the rain, the storm, behind it is the bright sun.

Both are needed for flowers.

The sun is always there.

This next one was created with an app that tries to match the phonetics of a sentence. First, you see the sentence I wrote. Then the image of the poem. Below the image is the computer rational reasoning. Again, the image meaning is interpretive yet relies more on sound than the first. An image of the interpretation is included in case it is not rendered properly.

The sun rises above the clouds.

The rain stops.

The sun comes out,

and I put my umbrella away.

The: t=? h=? e=vowel skipped

sun: meaning->☉ U+2609 (Sun)

rises: r=? i=? s=? e=vowel skipped s=?

above: a=? b=? o=vowel skipped v=? e=vowel skipped

the: t=? h=? e=vowel skipped

clouds: cloud->☁ U+2601 s=?

the: t=? h=? e=vowel skipped

rain: meaning->⛆ U+26C6 (Rain)

stops: st->♠ U+2660 o=vowel skipped p=? s=?

the: t=? h=? e=vowel skipped

white: w=? h=? i=? t=? e=vowel skipped

sun: meaning->☉ U+2609 (Sun)

comes: c=? o=vowel skipped m=? e=vowel skipped s=?

out: o=vowel skipped u=? t=?

and: a=? nd->☊ U+260A

i: i=?

put: p=? u=? t=?

my: m=? i=?

umbrella: meaning->☂ U+2602 (Umbrella)

away: a=? wai->⛕ U+26D5