Branch Poems - Poems about Branch

...I Signs of bad times ring. The coming of the Elder days, When old and new join together, rotting away. Is there anything left? All pray, hoping some good will stay As Earth glides into mord......Read More

...silver tinsel wrap ped around the christmas tree in the living room and glass bau bles hanging from the branch es with white lights woven in be tween such a soothing sight to see as i......Read More

...Wind touches the earth. Pushing a branch, and jiggling a leaf, sometimes to points of breaking both. Forcing an umbrella to push sideways against it, or a wing to twist to stay steady. Sending a jagg......Read More

... Bright red flash against the snow-filled trees, the cardinal comes to rest in a shower of white. He trembles on a limb, black eyes darting, searching for something to eat in the bleak landsc......Read More

...If we start we may not end but, here it goes for a special friend. In no particular order or rank, too many people to mention and thank. So lets move on to other things, like a package waiting......Read More

...Before we begin, I want to introduce my most hopeful self Before we begin life's communication we know love's energy Mother and Child intimacy sacred mild intricacy integrity... Reso......Read More

... Dance me to the moon on a wintry day of snow and glistening light Hold me in your arms and make me swoon like love does on a winter tide Beneath a parapet of stars where ......Read More

...I sit still in my cabin listening to the robins sing and the warm air from the sun creeps under the door and filters its residue on the floor. I was tempted to sin but a strange emotions sets in and ......Read More

...I see you from the heights of a pine. I get trippy-dizzy with you beneath me. I’m that dandelion all alone, talking on the telephone, wondering where you’ve been - to Everest or a deserted ......Read More

... I was putting away some Fiesta Ware the other day when, noticing all the colors in front of me I had to stop and smile at how they reminded me of our family tree. I love our family tree…love ev......Read More

...I feel like a bird, a bird that flutters away, then stops on a branch to look around. And birds know what they’re doing, but they pretend they don’t. But I really don’t, I’m just perched on a k......Read More

...a tiny tree radiant red leaves a skittish squirrel clings to a brittle branch ......Read More

...A home so fine, I exclaim to all, Resting on branch, above this ground, A pond of water, I see from perch, It longs to me, to land and search. Vastness of water, no comers in, I move toward it......Read More

... A scarlet-throated hummingbird, betrayed, commences the annual rite of packing his nest, in response to whimsical winds' pirouette and the capricious moods of weather's ballet. Distant frie......Read More

...Upon umber leaf, beneath a cloudy sky fall's aroma arrives in solemn grace. Pumpkin spice and cranberry leaves drift by in wind-choreographed dance in birthplace Festive trees dressed in carniv......Read More