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Jewish Arbor Day
by Anish, Matthew
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I
AM MOTHER EARTH
Not Flat
but round
SACRED GROUND
My temperature
IS Rising My resources
are agonizing Heirloom seed
replaced with poisonous feed
my bees are in need brothers and sisters
Take my heed I am the Goddess that Nourishes
you with oceans blue green grasses wide
mountains that prominently divide Black Soil
that you toil Treat me well
don’t let me spoil you need me dear
for I am ROYAL Visit my parks
recycle for me pickup your trash
turn in to cash plant a tree
on Arbor Day Compost if you Can
Volunteer on Earth Day to make a small Amend
use your vote and boycott skill
for each contribution provides it’s own thrill
Conserve my Water if you will
Forsake me Not I AM All
YOU GOT 12/27/16 word count 133
Copyright © Donna Roberts | Year Posted 2016
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Merry Christmas and all that stuff and don’t forget to write,
Now if you would all be on your way I’d like a silent night.
It’s not that I haven’t enjoyed your stay, I have you must believe me,
I just wish that it were over now because your leaving would relieve me.
I’d like to say that the magic of this day would be with me until I die,
But out of respect for the holiday I feel that it would be wrong to lie.
I’ve spent the time following you around and picking up after your kids,
Putting food back in the refrigerator and closing up all of the lids.
I’ve even picked up your smelly socks after making Christmas dinner,
While you’ve all gotten fat it seems that I’ve grown that much thinner.
But when next year comes you’d better be here to visit with Santa Claus,
Don’t tell me that you’ll spend Christmas time over at your in-laws.
Because Christmas is a family time and we all should be together,
And you can tell your in-laws that you’ll be theirs on Arbor Day forever.
Copyright © Tony Lane | Year Posted 2011
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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 finally
cut it down
The gifts of nature
should not be regarded lightly
Le us rejoice
and feast on
dried fruits, almonds and figs
We will enjoy
this Jewish Arbor day
Shalom, yes shalom
at this joyous time
in the Jewish year
Let's hope the world understands
the nature of this holiday
we should all
pause for a moment
to take joy in nature's bountiful
banquet
Copyright © Matthew Anish | Year Posted 2015
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A trail of birdseed lies near a birdbath in my yard
Little friends of every kind have come for the reward
Not only are the birds singing… yes, you guessed, it’s true…
Now their friends of every kind are there singing, too.
It’s worked out rather well… As harmonious bliss gathers every day
A most amazing thing…the squirrels are growing wings along the way
I just can’t wait to see them take their… first ambling flight
With a little practice and time, I’m sure they’ll be quite a sight.
Soon the little bunnies will be nesting in the trees so…
I think that on Arbor Day I’d best plant more trees
I think God might be laughing or evolution is on the brink
I call it Devine Intervention or perhaps him giving us a wink
Copyright © Carol Eastman | Year Posted 2012
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Arbor Day dawned bright.
Letting tree stretch his roots deep.
Broken by loves golden rays.
Copyright © Marty Owens | Year Posted 2010
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A gentle touch of her hand upon his chest
Brings "My Love Eternaal" to his lips
Certain that forever is here
Definately brings an end to the
Emptyness their hearts have felt
For a moment the silently cheer
Gracious that they were both drawn
Heaven's light
It shines on
Janet tells a story
Kindly, this may not be true
Larry's mind begins to wander
Memories of Arbor Day
Nevermind, her story bores him
Otherwise she might have said
Pretty trees are found within
Quickly bring his mind back
Really now?
Shall I go fix us supper? Janet asked
Trees that accompany your story
Until now were fiction, fable
Very sweetly he then spoke
Wonderment how fast they grew
X-rays should probably be taken
Years are usually required, but
Zeal means nothing is halfhearted
Copyright © Jolene Cheyney | Year Posted 2016