Apple Poems - Poems about Apple

...sweet. To hear his excitement was a marvelous treat. The elders in the village smiled at the pika’s hymn. It was an apple tree, immensely plain to all of them. Don’t tell him! They cautioned the old wives and others. They loved he......Read More

...uette Even crocodiles doing a dance You'd eat some meat for a snack For the main course only good stuff Like some apple right-side-up cake Which you could always get enough What a topsy-turvy world it would be If you greeted frie......Read More

...g, emptying, gulping refrigerator contents chock a block nearly suctioning him, who doth tongue in cheek mock think apple pie, yet for grace of dog ad hoc anchoring spindleshanks laughingstock skinny chicken legs (mine) with knees......Read More

...uice of the plump tamarind. Eating pomerac and julie mango, toolum and sugar cake fast disappear - guava and sugar apple sweet for so, sapodilla, sour sop, and pommecythere. And in the fields to the kiskadees’ trill digging for ......Read More

...ome, So maybe a zooming velvet seated throne. To take us yonder, fly through the sky, Come meet our parents stay for Apple pie. So like a flash, golden throne appeared, Chubby cheeked children, cheered and cheered. They Clambered on......Read More

...Fuzzy flakey crop; Skin peeling, seething of green, Alone on the ground, Nothing but stench to be found, Soon thoug......Read More

...Central Park's cool event in May Brings the gigolos out to play Ilene says, "Its true! They're all over you!" Its B......Read More

...ts far depths swirl up silica sandstone cliffs steeped and scarred. Where silver eucalypts shine by the lea and apple blossom in the garden strewn shed soft petals till fruit hangs from its tree - and chrysalis to butterfly coc......Read More

...ke he seemed to calm down a bit more. I apologize she told him, I have no desires at the moment. Except to eat this apple. He gave her a sideways glance, and she threw it to him. He tried to catch it, but missed. They both laughed......Read More

...A dimple She is so simple Smiling like a tulip Her eyes as sharp as apple cider My memories of her wither-wather Thumbelina looks great in any weather!......Read More

...ere Make hay while grace is open before the sun rest For boundless laughter to rent thy lips to cheer You are the apple of whose eyes? Don't tie joke around your neck Face the sampling mask in your hand Before you walk away tempti......Read More

...will have to give me a tongue. If not a tongue, a tooth so I can eat a bit of myself. My third choice is to become apple pie. Bake me up crisp and sweet. Make my filling with the thinnest apple slices Add lots of flour so I can thic......Read More

...Rising, a second ahead of stead, fine timing of executor Horse gusto momentum, mortality a trot towards death Tied up apple placated decades are dust obscured Gallops a gamble heart squeeze mane clenched Bridle left imprints jovial joc......Read More

...ot agree with me. To moon with a prune I thought I'd give it a try; but found that a little wrinkly and dry. A dapple with an apple? But taken once a day, soon become a little tired and gray. So, I tango with a mango, I do it ......Read More

...(A translation of Rainer Maria Rilke's poem) His unimagined head we can never know in which the apple-eyes ripened. And yet his torso still glows with an inner light set within his gaze, only now turned low, sus......Read More