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Crops Poems - Poems about Crops

Premium Member Southern Crops
It's early January, and the fields are wet and muddy. The rainwater sits and slowly soaks the fertile soil. Heavy machinery has been silenced and put to rest. They shall sleep through Old Man Winter and awake next Spring. Beans, corn, cotton, peanuts, and sesame seeds no longer flood the bounty fields of plenty, because every crop has been harvested. What's not in the silos has been...

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Categories: crops, farm,
Form: Free verse
Fully empty
Heavy rainfall fully emptied the streets, A thunderclap shattered the loud silence, Frightened animals made some quiet noise, Smiling cries from the sky mocked the city, Farm crops sadly rejoiced to the warm cold. That day, rain was their friendly enemy. The next day, dried wetness was everywhere. Light shadows of the sunshine were laid bare, Skin pores poured out stored water from...

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Categories: crops, imagery, imagination, life, nature,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member In tune
When the wind blows hard, sometimes it takes possessions from you, but all of a sudden It stops and everything can be replaced. When the sun burns for longtime, the drought ruins your crops, it takes part of you, but all of a sudden it rains and everything can be harvested again. When you walked towards me, you...

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Categories: crops, allusion, appreciation, cry, dedication,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Drizzle
Drizzle down the crops ~usually dry in Spain~ raindrops are worshiped rain is...

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Categories: crops, allegory, allusion, anger, blessing,
Form: Haiku
Fear of Corpse
Let Hans start reading some book: Let him not this overlook Or it shall him later hook In a school they don't scores cook, Her exit door for the crook And who thinks he can rook... Let him now try his textbook, Who never his meals forsook And sweet snacks made sure he took, Who'd not turned-off radio brook, For shows and concerts long look; At...

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Categories: crops, courage, death, fear, humanity,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Farming
thick rain, trickling hope thirsty seeds in parched soil, seek eager, growing faith ...

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Categories: crops, farm,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Heavenly Harvest
Origami gifts fledglings multiple Stork sling incubates infant hatchery Holds pine seed offspring horticultural Burst dirt celebrates cedar jamboree Invisible drive to...

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Categories: crops, animal, blessing, celebration, imagery,
Form: Sonnet
Wheel of the Year
The wheel of the year has turned again. New growth is on its way. WE sow seed and watch it grow ,what we say and do is the seed of life. There is one Earth,one human race with variations . Our bodies replenish the Earth , our sould travel on to where we desire . This whole...

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Categories: crops, change, creation, environment, green,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Reality of a Fantasy Rain
The Reality of A Fantasy Rain David J Walker Remembered in the Paint by number dreams the Fantasy rain Seems to be falling following calling me by faith to the front room picture window coaxing me to the back porch hoping to observe lightning and listening for Thor’s rolling thunder His hand on the hammer His hammer strikes the anvil A...

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Categories: crops, allegory, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Revived
Sheaths of grass dry, dance in the arid field brown In pursuit of green dreams, meander lives around Counting its days, a wild plant wilts on ground Obscured by sudden nimbus clouds, cries the sombre sky Tear drops of the dreich sky wallop the vast land dry Sky's tears, sustenance to the wild plant about to die Starts cascading, the divine...

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Categories: crops, blessing, growth, rain,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member San Fernando
A handsome hacienda down San Fernando way, Whose curled sunburned tiles once gleamed from Apollo’s rays Was home to gentle farmers who worked their crops each day; And slept in peace while brown night hawks would flirt and play. Furrowed flowing lines full of fruits and crops, row on row By workers in torn jeans, with strong hands, made to...

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Categories: crops, change, farm, food, girl,
Form: Rhyme
Harvest Time
Pretty girl slithers through the fields Bell around her neck swings out a cry Under the howling moon a...

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Categories: crops, beauty, death, farm,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Faeries and Brownies Grow My Crops
In the evening my garden grows so well I sleep gentle for there is no plight. For eve is where brownies and faeries dwell. Administer magic all through the night. Naysayers may think that I’m not so bright, My harvest is greater than all of theirs Also I share gladly without their airs....

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Categories: crops, fairy, garden,
Form: Rhyme Royal
When Crops Wither
In a field of dreams You Are the deadliest catch You Are the lost village A lethal woodstock Whisper secrets And everything after Is born too loud. No dash of love For your modern family Only forensic files Floating in the shark tank. Just another ride....

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Categories: crops, america,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dark rain clouds
dark rain clouds over dry corn crops ~ playful shadows posted on August 3, 2018...

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Categories: crops, farm, nature, rain, summer,
Form: Haiku

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