Best Redbud Poems

The Redbud Tree
                                   Judas Tree  or Flowering Judas 

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Crimson seeds of spring
leaf light air, butterfly rain
soft as summer’s swirl....

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The Old Redbud Tree

There is a gnarled redbud left standing,
It blossomed pink year after year;
Four fused trunks grew from its base,
Its heart-shaped leaves said “dear.”

A new branch grew from one, making five,
The little tree was oh, so proud of its size,
And for decades it did...

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Blossoming redbuds
With white fur coats send chills
Up and down my spine...

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I’m a Redbud Tree

Once I was a sapling
With four thin trunks from the ground,
Hot pink blossoms clung to the forks,
Of shoots of tiny branches.

And I grew.

One trunk made a branch
And there was room for five,
Thriving, red, I was lovely,
My leaves heart shaped.

And i grew.

Until one...

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trees in the green breeze
in gold glazed heady sunshine
scent songs are searching

millions of blossoms
fluttering freshness like spring
wave goodbye to clouds

nice noon has gone still
sweet lifetime wears a big smile
wanton butterflies...

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Blackbird singing in a redbud tree,
Why such a sad and mournful ditty?
I like your song, but, oh, tell me
Is it meant to please or pity?

Little brook babbling to a willow tree
Of where he's been and where he's bound for.
He tells his tales so joyfully,
But willow's...

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Redwood, .... Redbud,
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Redwood, .... Redbud,
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