Bottomland Poems - Poems about Bottomland

...In flood the creek is still a walk over. A limp washing of the land, a hesitant flow, never meant to be a tributary, or delta of anything at all. The opaque water slides through low, t......Read the rest...

...In flood the stream is still a walk over. A limp washing of the land, a hesitant flow, never meant to be a tributary, or delta of anything much at all. Here and there, the no name trickle tur......Read the rest...

...Poems about Poems V Distances by Michael R. Burch There is a small cleanness about her, as though she has always just been washed, and there is a dull obedience to convention in her accommo......Read the rest...

...In flood the creek is still a walk over. A limp washing of the land, a hesitant flow, never meant to be a tributary, or delta of anything at all. The opaque water slides through low, t......Read the rest...

...written in octaves Tom gathers broken branches and stubs his toes on roots. Tywhoppity’s rich bottom is tidied up each autumn. The ache and pain he stanches to reap September fruits. Tom gat......Read the rest...

...Hidden under crop circle resembling an ampersand hides sheathed silo - obscured, said symbol adorned every armband of national socialist, yet weapons of mass destruction) bland lee, blatantly......Read the rest...

...In the rugged mountain passes Of the western Carolinas, Just west of Hendersonville and east of Kentucky, USA, In the land of the foothills and steep valleys down, Exists a remote land forgotten ......Read the rest...

...Accepting aloneness, incomplete solitude, imperfect rest. The garden wasted, pumpkin patch planted late, potatoes untasted left in ground. A thousand email addresses, each unique represents......Read the rest...

...Poem: This Rock Poet: Ken Jordan Edited By: Sparkle Jordan written: August/2012 This rock This Holy  piece of stone -  Bestowed  upon the Pueblo People of the  Tribal Nations by the ......Read the rest...