Peach Tree Poems - Poems about Peach Tree

... Good morning, Spring. I saw you yesterday for the first time in 2024. I did not know how long you had been standing there. My wife saw you sometime before I did but failed to inform me. ......Read the rest...

... They would ripen all at once under a hot sun and hang in a sugary glut only for a day or two before starting to spoil. I had to be quick and when the time came, I hurried home from school......Read the rest...

...Each morning we’d sweep up words, and shove them under rugs, or coffee tables. Some words escaped to the garden, where they poisoned the peach tree. Paint on shell-shocked walls blistered, th......Read the rest...

...We were not doing well, the chipmunk was excavating our front step, nibbling away at our foundations. The chipmuck was a metaphor. The garden peach tree developed a blight, the fruit rotted on......Read the rest...

...Out in dah night, 'POOF', into a slumber in er garden she whispered sometin' to me dah, I dream't a lovely gal, I'd met one summer, a sum time ago, under er ol'e peach tree er Hill-billy mom we......Read the rest...

...cardinal red perched on barren peach tree branches~ half-moon shining down sparrows smile at me from earthen patio pot~ heralds spring onset 2nd place contest winner......Read the rest...

...Beautiful Mistress The full moon fills the sky with glowing light, like white fire on shade. It brings out the good, and the bad, the known and the unknown equally. The coyote danc......Read the rest...

...The Shijing or Shi Jing or Shih-Ching (“Book of Songs” or “Book of Odes”) is the oldest Chinese poetry collection, with the poems included believed to date from around 1200 BC to 600 BC. According to......Read the rest...

...Springtime is the season of beauty and delight. Flowers of every shape are blooming everywhere, Observing such a view is a breathtaking sight. Being one with nature is for filling and feels righ......Read the rest...

...It’s odd, but a peach tree first starts with a prune. To end up on Mars, you will leave from the moon. A lasting commitment oft starts with a swoon, And most of your children began with a spoon. ......Read the rest...

...now the branches of the peach tree bend under the weight of the fruit in the lake the sensible little fish avoids the heron's pointed beak almost all the children playing on the lawn are smiling t......Read the rest...

...These are modern English translations of Chinese poems of The Shijing or Shi Jing ("Book of Songs" or "Book of Odes") Shijing Ode #4: “JIU MU” ancient Chinese rhyming poem (c. 1200-600 BC) loose......Read the rest...

...IT'S ABOUT TIME Let us talk to the birds visiting us in summer, Let us talk to the afternoon shadow, Let us raise our pets to our level, Let us raise our decibels... It's about time. Let us......Read the rest...

...Confinement is getting on our nerves, a truth for all. For elderly people it is more obvious, jobs, living expenses and related other anxieties. Windows serve in many useful ways. I see a couple whe......Read the rest...

...Shallow-pitched tiled rooftops sparkle vividly When lavishly sprinkled with needle-shaped grains Of shattered mutton-fat nephrite; There, clinging forlornly against the hanging grey ......Read the rest...