Best Recycling Poems

Waters edge
gator lies
raccoon gets
big surprise!

In forest
something hides
bird on branch
with two 
slit eyes...

Unsuspecting
no cry
empty branch
lump inside!

Snake digesting
waterside
hungry croc
snake inside!

Swimming salmon
seeking spawn
searing pain
bears claw!

Plants decay
feeding ground
newborn sprouts
spring abounds.

Life’s cycle
ever green
it recycles
everything.

Life’s cycle
circles ‘round
all life
feeds ground.

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GRAVE RECYCLING

Installed in cargo pockets,
A vivid-glass, a little green bag,
A pod, silverplatted case,
Which Guca-hides, Pallmalls, and a bic.

You're barfoot in tombstones.
You're father, son vulture slumped,
You befor etched letters on rock.

"Him", a glutton of Karma,
Rein ended, your fourteenth year,
Now, belly-heavy, smoking his brand.
On a Drive-by, visit...

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Seasons come and go -- 
How ends the fillings?

Recycled we know:

rain back to the sky,
leaves to soil,
sandy runoff, particle
debris, for oysters to make
pearly luxuries -- 

snow on mountains
for short spell may stay
or a billion days may lay – 

a store of time
in the icy clime
of...

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Bestial History Recycling
                              by Odin Roark

School years found him library prone,
Glimpsing pages of barbaric times,
Centuries ago...

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redeeming
are we talking church
or the five cent of a magician 
as tithe you are greedy to dare
on the double as I put my trash in hands.

collected recycled I do not need a pope
to spread the words of a meal shared with the world
as a lost...

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Plastic in the plastic bin
Aluminum in another
Food scrapes for compost
Paper bound tight

Glass goes where the glass goes
Am I saving the world
Does it make a difference
Am I doing alright

I cleaned out our bedroom
And found a picture of you
The one with that sly smile
Just a picture of...

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Turning tides have no worries, they roll on, obliviously.

In their wake the shifting sands bury secrets, centuries old.

Turning tides recycle sands and cleanse the womb, of Mother Earth.


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5-16-2012  Recycling a Throw Away,Revised
Searching over a throw away,thinking lately about you,
Before I had nothing more than  time to lose,
You are not gone ,though- in my heart, I'm often alone,
Remembering you down by the falls,even as a memory,you call,
Crying rhymes on the radio,getting...

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Recycling Usage

Use the stones 
of my grave,
to build your home;
Use the wood
of my coffin, 
to heat your home up;
Use my bones
to feed your pet;
Use my memory
to define -
a loser....

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My majority years have bolted
and this Mothers Day
Has left me to suppress thoughts,
from our past,
left curbside as rubbish;
That God never intended
to be recyclable;...

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over and over they tumble, colorful specters playing

the dying leaves of autumn have one last chase, before passing.

they will sleep in painted canvas ground, recycling themselves by spring.

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Executive bin men out on the estate, all bad recyclers awaiting their fate
Colour coded bins for recycling your waste, only pre sorted rubbish “here” can be placed
Newspaper in this bin, glass bottles in that, don't mix them together, you ignorant ****
We are the council and...

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Douglas Dempster the Dumpster King
Hates to be called Doug Dumpster
But he's to blame if that's his name
Denying it is a real stumper.

Mashes the trash, burns it to ash,
Recycles all that's allowed;
A self-made man with a garbage can
That ought to make him proud.

Dougy Dumps whines and...

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 The old barn
condemned;
fresh wood
for creative juices;
carved and whittled into
the most refined
picture frames,
you’ve ever
ever imagined
to don
a fine portrait...
condemned
to a new life.


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Regardless of what some folks are saying
The weather is changing, climate’s askew
Major storms threaten atypical places,
Is there nothing at all we can do?

Let’s begin by developing a new respect
For this planet all of us call our home,
Consider cutting back on fossil fuels
Using fewer plastics, learning...

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