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Ferns Poems - Poems about Ferns


SIMPLE SPIDER STORY
SIMPLE SPIDER STORY Palsy poison spider bickering, binding, biting sparring, stinging, scampering creeping in crevices cocooned coded crooked cock-eyed Here, there, everywhere Scorpions enticed bicolour eyes broken webs of gravity’s return to sting a billion bites boggling so drenched in poison they polluted rivers and valleys alike Here, there, everywhere Palsy spider died a peevish death a pensive peony covered her crevice soon after...

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Categories: ferns, 12th grade, analogy, color,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member ferns wanted a fey mascot
Ferns were sad. They wanted their own fey mascot. Lily had a faerie Marigolds had a brownie Mushrooms had a pixie Elms had an elf Why are we the only ones without a mascot? Ferns told everyone about their dilemma. A faerie from middle earth heard their plight. She had wanted to move to a new place for some time. She arrived on a Tuesday,...

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Categories: ferns, fairy,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Ferns Cascade
ferns cascade along a woodland trail verdigris spires ...

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Categories: ferns, appreciation, nature, poems, poetry,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member My Thoughts About Ferns
their greenness is different than anyone else's They have a sway that reminds me of a pliable back I watch them waving and I smile...

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Categories: ferns, environment,
Form: Free verse
Green Mountain Ferns
Green mountain ferns. Line the winding road Over the edge, a view of the mountains Counting the hours till I get back to you My safety. My security. My secret sanctuary. Ancient trees they look down on me As I wondrously look up at them The sun is slowly begining to fade now That last bit of bright...

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Categories: ferns, appreciation, growth, imagery, places,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Whispering Ferns
Mile high bracken upon the Beacon Under a clementine moonlight, In shadows drifting to and fro Like the tide upon the silken sea. © Harry J Horsman 2021...

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Categories: ferns, memory,
Form: Free verse
The Silence In the Garden
This morning is perfect silence And all the world is a garden. The greying wooden bench upon which I sit is still slightly damp from last Night's rain, but was mostly Sheltered by the brick arches of the Museum's facade behind me. A grove of giant ferns dances to a Silent tune of the wind, Rustling leaves. Statues pose around me, Like me, they do...

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Categories: ferns, april, garden, green,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hiding In the Ferns
hiding in the ferns, slithering low Sneaking and plotting eyes narrow the ferns part as she backs up knowing she only has one shot no dress rehearsal unsuspecting baby frog hops right toward her yellow eyes not understanding when the darkness happens the fern feels guilty an unwilling culprit as the snake devours her lunch...

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Categories: ferns, 6th grade, 7th grade,
Form: Free verse
Spirals
spiraling footsteps chameleons retreat fiddlehead ferns June 14, 2020...

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Categories: ferns, 11th grade, anxiety,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Verdent Ferns
verdant ferns waving showing off their frothy leaves glorifying god...

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Categories: ferns, 6th grade, 7th grade,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Giant Ferns
Goose in the archway is nestled between trees Ferns ease claim resting on natural moss sill 3/17/2019 ...

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Categories: ferns, bird, nature,
Form: Lanterne
Premium Member Her Ferns
Aunt Rose is always with her ferns Since that's where Uncle Gil broke the urn- 7/19/2018...

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Categories: ferns, family, flower, funny,
Form: Epigram
Premium Member Highway Speeding
highway speeding dusty spring sunrays unfurl ferns posted on May 20, 2018...

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Categories: ferns, growth, nature, sunshine,
Form: Haiku
Ferns
The ferns are taking over, Running rampant in the yard. I yank them by the roots, a job More tedious than hard. Each summer they crop up en masse And quickly multiply, So you may see me plucking them, Most likely in July. I do not hate their lacy fronds, Which sway when there’s a breeze, So seeing them some other place Would really not displease. But...

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Categories: ferns, nature,
Form: Rhyme

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