Best Arbor Poems

Oh, Nature’s spree, your artistic scene exceeds!
Quaint the plash of paints upon the frilly bloom  
hued with sunrise splash in skies as night recedes, 
lush your brush, alive with rays and pinkish plume.
Artsy petals feed her fashionista needs 
draped in shades of goddess dawn,...

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Turning Autumn leaves,
Fading from yellow to gold;
Brazened by the sun....

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Beneath the Arbor

Here on this
melodic morning,
blue birds sing
among the trees

Irises
and honeysuckle,
wave good day
upon a breeze

Butterflies
on tulip petals,
softly float
a lemon sky

While we kiss
beneath the arbor,
as the sunrise
wanders by

Good morning Soupers...

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The holiday has arrived 
The cheery festival of Tu'Beshvat
   Concern for nature's gifts 
lives on amongst 
    the Jewish people 
I recall an old cherry tree 
    behind my home 
I was saddened 
  when they...

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Roses
Over 
Surround
Envelope
Senses...

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Midnight sweeps the earth..
	Angels drift to silver trees
		To sing them to sleep.....

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                  ;;;;;;;;;Deep in the garden,. old...

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We may have been seeing reflections belonging to yesterday
Perhaps they were awakened musings buried deep in memory
but something was causing our emotional footsteps to stray
upon a romantic journey that led down a path of rediscovery

Afraid to speak of it, we silently chose which lane to...

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   "Arbor Amore Constanza



Love carved two hearts in old oak tree
a delicate design to show
true love lingers beyond Moonglow.

Leaves embrace feelings flowing free
warm winds whisper words throught Time
encircle symbol's quiet mime.

Love cascades emotions with glee
Seasons welcome change as tree stands
branches intertwine as held...

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Mary’s arbor is adorned 
with white petal tresses
and twists of heritage roses
that wander wistfully upwards
with perfumed breezes 
that waft in luxurious languor.

Sweet scents woo hummingbirds 
to sip its pistil delights
while monarchs fly in to play
then zigzag away
where restless bees hum and indulge 
to a distant...

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Far from the twisted Church and state                                      ...

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I think I should have
Been born a tree -
- Maybe a silvered birch
With feather veined
Leaves -
- I could greet 
My tall reflections
That swim saintly inside
The nearby streams -
- Or a lofty, leafy oak,
Crying slow orange tears in autumn
And being a shoulder
For solemn lonely birds
To cry...

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Arbor of Wisteria and Clematis

Memory of appealing Wisterias
Uncovering the grand butterfly bush;
near the lilacs and lonely gardenias;
as the light essence of spring bring a rush.
little fairies dance like faux ballerinas
autumn's pussy willows now but a hush
that coldness felt deep during winter's wrath.
The equinox whispers from...

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Arbor Landing Introductory Poem

Poetry Revisited visits them on the 2d Sunday
of every month at Three PM in Shallotte, NC.

My heart and nature both were demanding,
That my archaic body go to Arbor Landing;
A perfect place where you will want to be,
And best in world between you...

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On some back road in Texas 
Where time had flown away
Sat a dreamlike Kinkade home
Of warmth and heart, not paint,
With shaded walkway arbor 
Crowned with leaves and flowers.
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