Best Timber Poems
When Mary Jo Yells TimberMary Jo's from the country, a real backwoods lass
Chops wood like a lumberjack they're not in her class
When Tot yells timber
You'd better be limber
Better run, don't stand there like a silly old ass
© Jack Ellison 2015...
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Categories:
timber, friendship,
Form:
Limerick
Eternal TimberThe Cross is our crutch: we are lamed and maimed,
Crippling sin in our soul,
Defiled and scourged, our faith defamed,
Golgotha our gloried goal.
The Cross is a bludgeon for smiting down
Death in his sable gown.
It’s Roman-hewn and Jesus-borne,
Encircled with blood-flecked thorn....
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Categories:
timber, faith
Form:
Verse
Chop Down More TimberThe topic for today, “will we have a mild winter?”
Will we race through winter with the speed of a sprinter
Will spring come early
For me and my girlie
Or need to go into the woods and chop down more timber
© Jack Ellison 2015...
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Categories:
timber, hope,
Form:
Limerick
Categories:
timber, animals, nature,
Form:
Haiku
TimberI am a tree
in a forest of many
petrified
people use me
for shade, warmth
to remember the moment
as they carve their names
upon my soul
Kindling they say
for I've no family
the forest is dense
and yet I stand lonely
I am ready
my final act
to perserve mankind
where art thou Paul Bunyon...
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Categories:
timber, death, life, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Timberif a tree fell - in
the forest - I wonder if
you could hear the sound ?
Tribute To
Our Timberland...
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Categories:
timber, adventure, education, imagination, inspirational,
Form:
Haiku
Timber CreekMidday late July
Black walnuts touch the sky
Timber Creek in dry
By Robb A. Kopp...
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Categories:
timber, nature, nostalgia
Form:
Haiku
Eternal TimberThe Cross is our crutch: we are lamed and maimed,
Crippling sin in our soul,
Defiled and scourged, our faith defamed,
Golgotha our gloried goal.
The Cross is a bludgeon for smiting down
Death in his sable gown.
It’s Roman-hewn and Jesus-borne,
Encircled with blood-flecked thorn....
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Categories:
timber, faith
Form:
Verse
Timberwindy winter night
trees swaying to stake their ground ~
timber aftermath...
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Categories:
timber, nature, storm, wind, winter,
Form:
Haiku
Heart of Timber BurnsA sacred heart of timber;
With embers in ashes set apart;
So consumed in words torn apart
And burning into red embers.
Though big boys shed no tears
So in mine own eyes look never,
With words of fervor I'll never tire.
My wooden heart consumed over
So give me quill pen to...
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Categories:
timber, analogy, art, beautiful,
Form:
Imagism
Timber CoveAutumn day's goldenrays seap through heaven's gentle blues
Shading, tangled leaves fire colors,autumn's unfallen few
It's flowered clearings...calming and pleasant...devine solacessence
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Categories:
timber, nature, autumn, autumn,
Form:
Pastoral
Timber In AutumnAutumn day’s pale grays hide as daylight crystallized
Crimson flowered plains and timber leaves bled crystal-rouge morning rain
Saturates plush carpeting where leaves collage
Beneath this camouflage
Sparse olive grass , black mud , clay tender and slick
Conceals impressions of travelers’ past presence
Clever color coordination , the eyes’...
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Categories:
timber, nature, seasons, red,
Form:
Narrative
Categories:
timber, time,
Form:
Haiku
High Timber AutumnMyriads of golden flickering leaves dance,
Glinting reminders of coming circumstance.
Stately spruces preside as they have done before
with certain reserve, they know what’s in-store.
A hearty clear stream, shares stories from on high
with any who will listen, as it babbles by.
Stands of birch...
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Categories:
timber, animals, nature, seasons,
Form:
Couplet
Crooked TimberEyes gazed upon the truth
That coin so well disguised
A tongue of dissent whipped
The Poet’s word un-prized...
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Categories:
timber, abuse,
Form:
Rhyme