Barberry Poems - Poems about Barberry

... 1 x 300g piece mahi mahi fillet, skin off, pin-boned 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil 1 brown onion, diced Salt flakes and freshly ground black pepper, to taste 25g butter 1 clove garlic, c......

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...Sweating in the rustic dusts of Nazareth, you laboured. As a farm labourer, ironsmith, weaver, and shepherd, You ploughed with the peasants, who were curious yet loving. They were teachers from wh......

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... was a strolling through the heartlands and you are in the foliage Woodlands When I thought of the woodlands there are the trees never pining Death shall never come to the maples an......

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...A November wind has roared for days. Dead garden stalks lay bent and frayed. The proud maple now stands undressed In drifts of yellow against the fence. Broken remnants lay on the yard; A scat......

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...We like trees. Rocks. Crows. Trees are good. Shade. Food. Wood. If they leave, we'll leave, too. Snow. How come some there, none here. Sun can kill or be fun. God can't care abo......

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