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Best Gooseberries Poems

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Premium Member Alaska the Rarest Gem
Alaska The Rarest Gem


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Categories: gooseberries, america, culture, nature,
Form: Rhyme



Have You Ever
Have you ever tried staying awake in your sleep?
Or fly when walking?
Maybe screamed loud in your silence?
Well that’s the way you make me feel

When you...

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Categories: gooseberries, addiction, art, desire, love,
Form: List
An Ode To the Lands I Call Home
Sitting here at my desk
Two hundred meters above
I watch the bustle of life below.
The slow moving traffic, the crowd at lunch-time
Pedestrians at the traffic lights
Heavy...

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Categories: gooseberries, beauty, longing, love, nature,
Form: Ode
While Living On the Clouds
Everything which
separates as useless
idealism, 
everything, but
sleep of leaning
gooseberries
evaporates and
floats. The skies
collected all the
warmth and
sweetness.
And I am nothing
just a mere winged
ant,
which chose to drop
its wings and...

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© E. Ray  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gooseberries, insect, nature, rain, weather,
Form: Free verse
The End of June
On a beautiful June morning very early we made our way down to the fields,
The men had scythes to ring in all the bustle for...

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Categories: gooseberries, nature, light, light,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member Gooseberry Stew
what on earth do you do
with leftover gooseberry stew
do you bake it in a pie
with meringue sky high
or make a tart not so sweet
yet tasty...

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Categories: gooseberries, fruit, fun, silly,
Form: Rhyme
A February Day
On a cold and frosty morning I gazed across fair fields, woods and copses,
I heard a wood-lark sing a sweet song, so sweet, hairs on...

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Categories: gooseberries, nature, old, old,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Taste and Flavour
Where is the flavour,
That we used to savour, 
Many years ago

Ripe, juicy peaches,
Apricots and plums
That made flavourful preserves

They were made by many mums.
Gooseberries and Raspberries,
Black...

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Categories: gooseberries, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Fruit Fairies
Fruit Fairies

Green luscious trees sway gracefully in breeze 
humming song sung by work pollen bees
baby fruits cradled not yet ripen to fall
many are ready but...

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Categories: gooseberries, children, fairy, fruit, nature,
Form: Rhyme
The Scythe's Ring Across the Fields
Sitting watching a June summer king establish his reign over hazy hills and dusty dales,
I could just hear a sharpened scythe's ring across green fields...

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Categories: gooseberries, nature, old, work, summer,
Form: Prose Poetry
Garden
Chokeberry bush is gardens’ heart and soul
 As it grows proud and tall
It produces barriers that can be eaten whole
Or can be made into juice...

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Categories: gooseberries, garden,
Form: Rhyme
The Legend of Mary Berry'
A long time ago-or so the story is told,
There was a strange occurrence in the Europe of old.
High atop a windswept, alpine peak,
Lived a girl...

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Categories: gooseberries, faithpeople, people, time,
Form: Rhyme
My Garden of Love
Welcome to my garden of love,
Pomegranates hanging from 'bove,
Peaches and apples do surround
Roses and dahlias abound,

Honeysuckle grows on the vine,
With gooseberries and cherries fine,
Lemons sprout...

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Categories: gooseberries, flower, fruit, garden,
Form: Quatrain
Perfumes of Nature
As I wake up in the morning
Scent of freshly bloomed jasmine floats in air
I walk out to the garden 
Fresh blooms sway in wind

I walk...

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Categories: gooseberries, nature,
Form: Imagism
Morning
Hearing the maids cry: "Come walk through our orchard Come buy,come buy:
Apples and berries, Lemons and Raspberries, Melons and Raspberries,
Plump picked cherries, Smooth checked peaches,...

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Categories: gooseberries, morning,
Form: Free verse

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