Family Tree Poems - Poems about Family Tree

We had three children; Gave us five grandkids. Those bore three more- Fourth branch fills tree! ...Read the rest...

A Gift in Evergreen Each year we climb the narrow road Through cedar, pine and redwood Until it pokes its hatless head In the fog washed air to breath The perfume of the crest. A special day dawns for...Read the rest...

"Like branches of a rooted, sturdy tree a family survives, each limb entwined." ...Read the rest...

The tree was magnificent in all its green glory Its limbs spread proud and true Beautifully shaped and full of new growth It stood tall against the blue. Many a child it had seen evolve In the seventy years in...Read the rest...

thunderclap wife and dog jump maple tree explodes...Read the rest...

tree roots intertwined ...Read the rest...

I informed my neighbor the bad news…that her old oak tree was dying The old woman nodded that she understood and then she started crying. As I watched her I thought to myself how odd…how silly can...Read the rest...

Treat every female with respect Never let one suffer neglect Your Family Tree Makes it plain to see That each one will somewhere connect!...Read the rest...

Oh Christmas Tree So brilliant and bright Show me your lights Tonight. And when all is bright Throughout the night Your lights will be the Bright. And in the night When all is asleep What to appear but A Christmas Knight MERRY CHRISTMAS...Read the rest...

He returned, after many years, to sit under the oak tree near the house where he once dwelled and smiled when he realized he was rooted there as well....Read the rest...

It is rather difficult for me to drink a good amount of water during the winter season. So often I will simply drink for my health and not because I'm thirsty or desire a drink....Read the rest...

In this wonky day and time, this favored temperate clime dares suggest wisdom's course espouse prevalent societal force.* Family tree boundaries, stretched by current modes like an old elastic band, accept new branches hung precariously on the old sturdy trunk. Old Limbs are newly...Read the rest...

I loved those trees, limbs draped in plump wild grapes, bursting with flavor on my tongue, while juice stained my fingers. Tall cottonwoods shadowed the creek where we splashed—Sis, brother, and I—and a giant sycamore shaded Granddad's...Read the rest...

The Whisper of Love The mild spring wind whispered: I love you and stroked my face… but then it clouded over the wind hoarsely shouted: I love you. I fled indoors but it howled nonstop by...Read the rest...

Can you imagine if The later part of your life you didn't get along With family members ? Time passes and you grow old You transpire and become a big tree truck Intertwined with several other tree trucks Then you...Read the rest...