Buckeyes Poems - Poems about Buckeyes

...The mulberry fell to its knees; in Smith-Gilbert Garden, it prays, near the moss-stone steps; and I look on, in curiosity. It was an oddity, but I learned of its plight. In sorrow, we make it......

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..."I am a rock I am an island ......

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...Acacia tree satel’ the prairie land townsfolk gather the witnessing stand music man muster the rhythm band... a waltz they played, gravedigger prep a solo grave, shackles jingle ......

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...As I walk through the valley of the Red Maple trees I take a look and realize that’s it’s a pioneer species and that’s just a little bit of knowledge from me You know i shun Bradford Pears, they d......

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...Out there are many ancient sites And fear grows deep at the end of daylights One hears loud scary cries Among the primeval moor and buckeyes To the beast identity this might be a clue September wa......

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... I love peanut butter, my favorite spread Everyone likes it with jelly on bread When I was a kid, Mom made a treat Peanut buttered bananas can’t be beat Eat warm peanut butter cooki......

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..."Hey, you! C'mere! Tell me what you're thinkin'." A boy on the verge of manhood Stepped over to the woman. He looked so innocent In his ragged jeans, white t-shirt, And black, leather biker jac......

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