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Brittlebush Poems - Poems about Brittlebush


Premium Member Come, Graceful Brittlebush
...Come, graceful brittlebush And creamy globe mallow blooms. The winds of spring call you Again from the sandy tombs. Come, you dashing lupine And join the wingnuts on the hills. Go an......

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Categories: brittlebush, flower, spring, sun,
Form: Rhyme
Dolus the Gulible Clavichord player and Miss Magdalena Solis,
....CORLEO the robot inspired our venture the robot with navigation control seeking cactus fruit and rare stones the brittlebush and desert lilies patterns embordered in to si......

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Categories: brittlebush, guitar, music, myth,
Form: Bio



Premium Member Return from Desert
...Back from the desert and loving it both the visit and the return. The powerful plane deiced in Chicago. Brittlebush, difficulty distinguishing acacia from ironwood. Mesquite, and plenty of palove......

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Categories: brittlebush, cancer, home, music, power,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member April - Breezy and Demure -
...April – breezy and demure – Make yourself at home. I’ve kept some tea warm – So glad you're here. I heard that you'd visit; The birds announced your arrival By chirp and warble – I’d been wa......

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Categories: brittlebush, april, bird, flower,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Gentle Earth, I Beg of You -
...Gentle Earth, I beg of you – Whisper to us the first sign of spring. Annul this wintry despair And a season of life anew, bring. From the depths of Baja Carry the warmth in upon a draft. Pok......

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Categories: brittlebush, earth, march, nature,
Form: Rhyme



Discretion Is the Better Part of Valour
...DISCRETION IS THE BETTER PART OF VALOUR The river has run dry, its bed is empty sand. Across the flower carpet’s dim and dusty land Penstemon and brave little Brittlebush, Expecting an inundation......

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Categories: brittlebush, summer,
Form: Couplet
Sonoran Summer
...SONORAN SUMMER The river has run dry, its dripless bed is empty, and Crossing the flower carpet dim and dusty, parched Penstemon and brave little brittlebush, Expecting an inundation, stretch i......

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Categories: brittlebush, flower, nature,
Form: Alliteration

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