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Acre Poems - Poems about Acre


ACRE
ACRE Well, is it better to travel than arrive Getting there doesn’t mean you rest As that is when exploring starts again To return here, nobody knows when Stand on the walls and beat your chest Such adventures make you feel alive For some, the journey starts right here Exploring, thinking, seeing the sights Digging to realise what history applies Perhaps seeing this through...

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Categories: acre, dedication, devotion,
Form: Rhyme
OPPOSING ACRE
OPPOSING ACRE Well, is it better to travel than arrive Getting there doesn’t mean you rest As that is when exploring starts again To return here, nobody knows when Stand on the walls and beat your chest Such adventures make you feel alive Arriving safely means you do survive Maybe lose a shirt but keep your vest No more travelling, just count to ten Stay...

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Categories: acre, parody,
Form: Rhyme



Half Acre
sweat hogs piggyback hells half acre of neurons all eyes on the farm...

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Categories: acre, art, farm,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member One Acre Island
sorry I have to abandon you because your toxicity level has reached an all time high.. the inability for you to acknowledge and accept that people have differing opinions ... your whole life you've wallowed in self righteous muck your hostility is always just beneath the surface ready to blow to strike to bite.. You're an old man now but wisdom didn't...

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Categories: acre, abuse, cancer,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member 100 Acre Wood Folks
Piglet and Pooh seal their friendship on their daily walk. They casually bring philosophy to their lively talk. Share sage advice, each one with their own reflection. Demonstrate their trust in each other’s friend recollection. Their walks take them around 100 Acre Wood along the valley. They leave bits of themselves along the way, as they diddle dalley Christopher Robin sometimes...

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Categories: acre, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Rhyme



God's Acre
Darkness envelops like giant wings Heart thumping eyes unfocused, Hearing nothing silent as a graveyard, Under a misty moon a dark shape looms, Grey, solid, shiny marble it's a cold tomb, Paying respects with a nod then walk on by, Respect to all those that are long gone, All is clear the gate clangs shut, The key turns in the lock, Darkness envelops...

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Categories: acre, dark, death, grave, memorial,
Form: Free verse
Tynecot : Gods Acre
Tynecot. God's acre. Here.. A quiet churchyard on the Kentish Weald Finches flit from holly to yew Shafts of gold pierce the morning sky Calm is the air, serene is the view. There.. Silence. No lark's sweet song ...

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Categories: acre, remembrance day, sad, world
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Probably An Acre By Now
Been chowing down on Mini Wheat Since I was a young lad it's oh so sweet Probably an acre by now Milk from Bessie the cow This breakfast supreme simply can't be beat...

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Categories: acre, happy,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Hell's Half Acre
Just a few years left till I meet my maker Hope my reputation hasn't preceded me as a heartbreaker I'm truly a decent soul Quite stunning as a whole But at times I lose it, run wild over hell's half acre...

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Categories: acre, romantic,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Probably An Acre By Now
Been chowing down Post Shredded Wheat Since I was a young lad it's oh so sweet Probably an acre by now Milk from Bessie the cow This breakfast supreme simply can't be beat © Jack Ellison 2015...

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Categories: acre, food, love,
Form: Limerick
Lennie and Half Acre
Lennie was a Hen-pecked pastry baker Who told His wife He might forsake Her. She nagged and was grossly obese. He wanted it to quickly cease. Whereupon He frosted Her Half-acre....

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Categories: acre, humor,
Form: Limerick
Azrael's Aquatic Acre
The pulchritudinous aquatic lair, Of resplendent melancholy depth, A place damaged beyond repair, Teeming of glazed ghosts of death.   Hither and yon an offed world lingers, The alluring charm of the cadaverous expanse, Where bony-ice settles deep in frigid fingers, A bloodless shore of gothic romance.   Eyes burning with a copper glance, Vermilion waves wash over the bare sea-bed, Waking the argenteous sand lance, From their hide-out...

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Categories: acre, death
Form: Free verse
An Acre In Eden
Eden's dusk beams light As shining dawn sails asky Amidst sea of gleams 'Lil' planets trade zones Webbing auras with passion In fate guarded bends Yet 'still' were a few The 'nerdy' moon, 'sorry' star Rolling out lone cold Within an acre They grazed rays, lighting deep flames 'A new begining' Marred with dusts and doubts Distance, time and spatial threats Strangling lanky hope Beyond lenghts of Nile Word travels...

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Categories: acre, feelings, girlfriend, hope, loneliness,
Form: Haiku
Ode To An Acre of Land and the Building That Stands There
Tall and pure oasis So much has changed You remain constant and lovely Gentle, morning green grass Breaks like waves, laps at the shores Of white, gray, and yellow stones Towering above me, silent and sure Chiseled marble, granite spires, oak Wrought iron, your scent is old A familiar volume I keep close to me The reflections in your pools Still glass,...

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Categories: acre, nature, nostalgia, places,
Form: Ode

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