Best Planting Poems

When sowing in a fallow field
A bumper crop you'll hope to yield
For many folks, do a good deed
Think of others when planting seed

No two days will e'er be the same
The farmer always takes the blame
Some crops are never meant for feed
Think of others when planting...

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A whispered wish, longing soil deep,
Touch the stars; all are called to weep
Trillions of lifetimes, we shall strive,
To grasp the heavens, to truly thrive

But distance vast, and transparent the walls,
Keep us from picking up on unanswered calls
A cosmic dance, swaying fraternally
Wanting touch, past the moon,...

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When in marriage, life together just begun
       Planned on adding to this wordly estate
Planting an orchard was so much fun
       Foreseeing years of luscious fruit on plate

But all things of this world cycle
...

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A friend said
a little mulch
and planting
is what it takes
to transform a yard.
She bought flowers
in spring
as a gift to herself.
She laid the mulch
and planted the flowers
around a tree.
She cried out 
for last night’s storm
and all life
a touch of rain could bring.
She said
after her divorce
every transgression
could be...

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For time out of time
I have plowed a furrow of words;
like seeds they have been to me
for I grew with them, and they spoke for me
when I fell silent
and could only scribble upon my breath.

Still and all, a symbolic forest
sprang up from these words;
from the...

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What can a man do

To plant a seed in the ground

So strong a tree grows...

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By planting seeds of any kind you make crops grow.
Fertilizing the soil we get a crop of fresh food, this we all know.
By planting seeds we insure our lifestyles and what determines our bliss.
Today famines, pestilence, deterioration of soil will bring about new crisis.

The fumes...

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The farmers, the gardeners of the world
    Bend to the earth on every continent
 
    Seeds in hand, holes in the soil like
    A hungry mouth dark with mystery.
 
Touch her with a word from the...

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Unicorn, one grain.
Rain upon the rich top soil,
A grain grew a cob.






 Just a bit of humor....

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The Planting

Seeds of sorrow lay scattered along our path
 so oft intertwined with Nature's wrath
Yet till the fields of dreams we simply must
for soon, so very soon we turn to dust

Green is the color of majestic newborn fields
as man enjoys rich fruits of earth's harvested...

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After seeing tree in s tree t,
Planted tree along the street!...

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cukes finding trellis
edemame has some blooms
green peas pushing through

pulled the scotch bonnet
no space for non- production
chickens love the scrap

salad needs thinned out
bugs didn't get all the kale
mighty spinach grows

using recipe 
as prescribed once a week and 
buds n blooms monthly

3 kinds of cabbage
rainbows colors of...

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ON THE PLANTING OF TREES

The Chinese say to keep a green tree in your heart
and perhaps a singing bird will come.
Stretching fingertips to the starry skies above,
trees are perhaps silent, but they are far from dumb.

Reaching, praying, whispering in glorious exchange
with their mobile short-sighted human...

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planting 
the staple of life
new beginnings

seedlings
nurtured by natures flow
future hopes

nestling 
in the loam and water
sustenance

farmers
weeding the paddies
a crane forages

greens arise
to greet morning rays
honking geese

thrashing 
out tiny grains
happy tummies

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thick rain, trickling hope
thirsty seeds in parched soil, seek
eager, growing faith

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