Best Acacia Poems
Below are the all-time best Acacia poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of acacia poems written by PoetrySoup members
If I Were An ElephantAcross the Serengeti plain our matriarch would lead,
Dining on the guarri fruit, and gum acacia seeds.
Upon our sweet green namesake grass our bellies we would...
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Categories:
acacia, africa, animal, dream,
Form:
Verse
Oblivious To NatureIt seemed like nature had concocted a singular miracle
As I sat on the wooden bench looking in towards the woodland.
A red maple tree stood tall...
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Categories:
acacia, nature,
Form:
Verse
AgainI see that acacia tree
and I get vacuumed back to the past.
When we both had
a different type of light in our eyes,
with the...
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Categories:
acacia, recovery from..., me, heart,
Form:
Free verse
DiwataIn a place
where trees caress heaven's cheeks
where winds whisper wistfully,
sharing their secrets to those...
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Categories:
acacia, fantasycare, care,
Form:
Free verse
The Elephant's GrandeurWhere sun-kissed savannahs endlessly sweep,
And acacia crowns the skies, a verdant keep,
A titan walks, with earth-shaking tread,
A monument of grace, with wisdom bred.
Oh, Elephant, colossal...
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Categories:
acacia, environment, nature, planet,
Form:
Narrative
Yet Another SpringWhite and red and pink
oleanders bloom--
they are blown in wind,
littering grass and
drying on the bricks
of my front patio.
Orchid trees are flowering,
and royal poncianas.
Surprising jacarandas stun;
orange...
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Categories:
acacia, introspection, life, nature, seasons,
Form:
Free verse
My Neighbor BirdsIt all starts at around five thirty
And by six thirty the entire canopy
Is awash with white birds flattering
Or resting or just having bird...
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Categories:
acacia, bird,
Form:
Free verse
Milk Carton Crying
My poor vocabulary babies
are gon missing
Tell me kind sir, have you seen them?
Us etymological mothers to
lingual children of lost former meaning,
we are milk carton...
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Categories:
acacia, grief, metaphor, sad, words,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Being BeautifulLet the sun gaze upon your wonder,
As the ray portrays your complexion,
As the light illuminates your beauty,
And the vitamins accrue in your temple.
Let the wind...
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Categories:
acacia, beautiful, beauty, girlfriend,
Form:
Free verse
The Service of Symbols -The things I've been, the things I have been, the things I am, things I'm to be,
a symbol so dark, a sign so brite, a...
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Categories:
acacia, blue, endurance, nature,
Form:
Didactic
Wedding DaySweet lady Mokihana,
on her wedding day,
brings back all the memories,
of the things I did right.
Sunny days in Pupukea,
a fat hawser rope strung between
two acacia trees...
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Categories:
acacia, anniversary,
Form:
Free verse
Belief and Faith PromotesSome persons wanted Him to be killed
Others planned to tie Him up or to expel
Plans of polytheists of Ka’bah, He was revealed
He moved to Medina,...
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Categories:
acacia, allah, angel, history, islamic,
Form:
Quatrain
Black and White Film PhotographyIt was midday, just before the end of spring and sunlight had conquered everything. Despite the heat, the leafy pergola above his mother's yard enclosed...
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Categories:
acacia, childhood, color, daughter, family,
Form:
Prose
Amaranthine BeautyMatriarch of the Serengeti
With Brontide rumbling she guides the family
puffing dust onto dry cracked skin
Gracefully she carries herself, swaying to the music of dancing...
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Categories:
acacia, africa, death, farewell, loss,
Form:
Free verse
An African Rose-Love PoemWhen I stood my face, to steal a glance
You stood your face, to steal a glance
When I caught the thief, catching a thief
You arrested me,...
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Categories:
acacia, beautiful,
Form:
Verse