Croton Poems - Poems about Croton

... "Lake Tear in the Clouds" was an indescribably pretty scene Lewis Pugh hiked in the rain; clouds lifted, he felt serene. He dove in, swam through hemlock, maple, ash and birch An adventure start......

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...Which speaks: or yo whom is in concern competion among contenders to be champion one must wait his turn ranked among the best one must chore and labor to stand head tall above the rest one mu......

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...I cycled to Hawthorne before the dawn, Saw a deer on Taxter Road leading a fawn. I reached a field of the kids little League. Waited for the train, too pumped for fatigue. The train passed by l......

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...Anything can inspire me to verse: a dog sleeping soundly on a makeshift veranda thick croton flowers lining a sloping path leading to an outside wash area lanky trees spiralling to the heavens ......

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..." I wandered lonely as a cloud " ~William Wordsworth ~ Shook away by solemn persuasive wind, I felt as though fallen from my splendor; Leaves of red, yellow, green and every......

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...Croton plants One in tens of colors Eye catching ones God’s mercy They grow easy......

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...Nestled in the hills, with panoramic view Of hills and valleys and skies of blue I sit on the porch in the morning hours And listen to the birds and enjoy the flowers. Sometimes the wind is all......

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...I live in Upper Westchester County and pass the Croton Reservoir daily on my way to the train station. One particular late evening at the studio found me traveling home a dawn. As I pass the reservoi......

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...Pythagoras of Samos (580 BC-500BC) : Born in the Greek island of Samos in the Northen Agean Sea , - Off the coast of Asia Minor of modern day Turkey ; It was around late 6th century BC ! He ......

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