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Cultivars Poems - Poems about Cultivars


Moulin Rouge Sunflower Smiles: Learn Vlad Put-In

...O sunflower Helianthus thy Name
The internet for Writing, strange game
My love for Helianthus Annuus, came
With Morning Muse. then CONFUSE-ion
Not on the site, lost in cyberspace
Meanwhile new c...
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Categories: cultivars, creation, flower, giving, god,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberPeaches

...Peaches

Peaches are my favourite fruit,
Plump, juicy, and tantalizing
Of cling and freestone varieties
That are rounded, fitting in the hand,
And wrapped in fuzzy skin covers
Of melded...
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Categories: cultivars, fruit, summer,
Form: Verse



Bean Soup

...They were the leftovers
 the refuse at the cannery
 the wanton waste of discolored greens;
today's menu _
 stringy long tantalizing pods
 crispy snappings along the opposing seams
 limp wilted ...
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Categories: cultivars, grandmother, memory,
Form: Bio

Premium MemberLazy, Happy

...I woke up Saturday joyful at my body's triumph
over virus, breathing again without pain and enjoying
winter and the cold that keeps us sane and sober.
But by Sunday my mortality had returned.

I...
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Categories: cultivars, beauty, family, home, hope,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberStay Together, Learn the Flowers, Go Light

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At peace perhaps too much
a fine Spring rain
we seek news from the desert or capitol
of those who have dedicated their lives to losing their lives for us
adventurers, ancient honor, land run...
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Categories: cultivars, adventure, family, god, happy,
Form: Verse



Premium MemberCourage

...It takes some courage to eat a legume's fruit
knowing what is known of each poisonous part
of the locust (although the flowers may be frittered).

What's pushing up through the leaf litter
befor...
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Categories: cultivars, children, courage, fruit, garden,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberWild Blueberries

...Wild blueberries taste 
beyond the pale
of domestic cultivars,
sweetness cut by granite acidity
underlain by the spice 
of marginal existence.

A blueberry’s destiny
is realized through consu...
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Categories: cultivars, nature,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things