Best Harvests Poems

O n the very first day of this month
C hilling winds make their debut
T hroughout the country farmers make reap their last harvest
O pen pastures remain where grain once stood
B ut it is the last day of the month, the
E ve of all Saints, when...

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HARVESTS

It is done not this hour but tomorrow
When the new crops emerges from life but dead
After the rains departs and the sun's laughs starts
We shall remain withered and wuthering
Swinging and singing to the baby winds.

The tradition of the fruits and the peasant
This pilgrims passage before...

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Downpour of God's grace*
Answers to fervent plight-tears
Great blossoms fruit-yields. 

Timely provisions
Abound in the Lord’s pasture 
Ending food crises.

Bountiful harvest
heaven’s great supply
Blessings midst dearth’s gloom!

*Romans 5:15 … Much more the grace of God, and the gift by grace, which is by one man, Jesus Christ, hath...

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Lean Harvests
by Michael R. Burch

for T.M.

the trees are shedding their leaves again:
another summer is over.
the Christians are praising their Maker again,
but not the disconsolate plover:
i hear him berate
the fate
of his mate;
he claims God is no body’s lover.

Published by The Rotary Dial and Angle

Keywords/Tags: Christian, Christians,...

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Harvests of Trust

Friendly embraces link two hearts,
Delicately delighting free wills threshold.
Uplifts the soul; then, happiness imparts. 
Genteelly accepting goodwill, like gold.

Loves profoundly; no limits transgressed.
Brightens reality; removes fears and lusts.
Drips with honey; two hearts thrive, caressed.
Dazzling dreams amid harvesting trusts.

An affectionate hug shows forth love's...

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It’s all been decided for me
I was told to get up and go
To reap the harvests for free
Which I had no idea to sow
In a competition of fictions
The most plausible won
I bargained three new convictions
For the price of the cheapest one
I invested them in three...

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