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Best Harvesting Poems

Below are the all-time best Harvesting poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of harvesting poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member Empathy of Elements with Ink Empress
When life parades a fine line 
between alienation and rationality,
internal intruders of the soul shroud spotlights.

In my dreams 
I'm playing charades with the grim reaper.
surrounded...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: harvesting, analogy, metaphor,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Magnificent Blue Ocean
A spirited traveler, how curiously you roam, flexing your freedom,
Visiting places serene, from Atlantic to Pacific, Artic to Antarctic,
Hugging every exotic continent, kissing territories in...

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Categories: harvesting, ocean,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Calm Waves On Peaceful Seas
Calm Waves On Peaceful Seas							  
							  
Within Nature rests a rose scented breath
Its whispers a call against mortal death,
    When...

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Categories: harvesting, appreciation, blessing, happiness, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Lessons of Autumn
Lessons of Autumn

Summaries of schooling
   — lessons upon lessons guiding
Thoughts in class after class…as bells ring…
Volumes to consider about ways of interpreting…
As the...

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Categories: harvesting, autumn, change, color, death,
Form: Rhyme
Trolius Troll
Remember the story 
of Billy Goats Gruff?
The troll under the bridge,
and all of that stuff?
If you liked that old story
it's all good and well,
but it...

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Categories: harvesting, children, funny, parody, tree,
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member Raspberry Kisses
Raspberry Kisses


Silent kisses throughout the air.
Just like the wild raspberry affair. 


Nowhere to know how,
Can they be found!
Now they are here,
Only to me you appear,...

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Categories: harvesting, passion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Autumn Haiku
day and night equal
the autumnal equinox ~
autumn now begins
          
squirrels gather nuts
store food for the coming...

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Categories: harvesting, animal, autumn, farm, halloween,
Form: Haiku
When God Calls Me Home
I would like to spill,
What is harbored in my soul.
I would like to say,
Things that no one really knows.
·
I’d apologize to you,
In a measurement beyond...

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Categories: harvesting, forgivenessgod, sorry, god, me,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member The Night Santa Left Me In Stitches
Twas the night before Christmas and I was a gasp
    at the rumors that filled me with an odious fright.
For Santa Claus...

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Categories: harvesting, christmas, funny, holiday,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Autumn Royal
Let my eyes celebrate the changing hues 
When canopies display their lovely blends, 
While leaves transform, embracing vivid views 
Let colored leaves fly in fresh...

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Categories: harvesting, autumn, moon, seasons,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Premium Member Leaving the Station
The smoke is a question mark...
My view of you is covered in gray
You pause, look back, then walk away
You’ve neglected to open your umbrella…

Tomorrow, under...

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Categories: harvesting, imagination, life, lost love
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Autumn Haiku
the season changes
trees have lost their green foliage ~
skeletal branches

autumn winds blowing
leaves pirouette in the air ~
gracefully landing

the sky is ablaze
with deep hues of red...

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Categories: harvesting, autumn, sun, tree,
Form: Haiku
Cinnamon Leaves of Autumn
Autumn teases the last cinnamon leaves
clinging to branches with amber fingers.
Seasonal change awakens Nature's thieves,
a wafting breeze that doggedly lingers,
stripping trees bare; a scene that...

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Categories: harvesting, autumn, beauty,
Form: Quintain (Sicilian)
Guardian of the Environment - Indigenous Peoples
For several thousands of years
you upheld the sacredness of Nature
avoiding wanton destruction 
of plant and animal life
taking only what you needed
since their sacredness was 
just...

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Categories: harvesting, abuse, animal, environment, food,
Form: Free verse
Every Seed Grows
In this field of plantation; 
Where I walk and plant various 
parts of myself around this 
world; 
I sometimes look back and notice 
the trail;...

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Categories: harvesting, self, truth, wisdom,
Form: Prose Poetry

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