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Fertilise Poems - Poems about Fertilise

Premium MemberContinuum - Part Two

...Climbing from the sands, velociraptors turn as one
Triceratops and stegosaurs arise to share the fun
And then they march en masse toward that briny maelstrom
And Adam Adams yells, “They’re heading...
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Categories: fertilise, future, humanity, time,
Form: Narrative

Spring

...Some letters seem superfluous, you’ll cede:
but with no tulips, spring would not be spring.
We’re used to think in terms of things we need.
Desiring counts for more; it bids us sing.

I find my ...
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Categories: fertilise, seasons,
Form: Sonnet



Muck Spreading

...This was the way it was
In my childhood days
With ancient and tried
Crop farming ways.
Up to the ankles in slurry,
Muck fork in hand,
Ready to spread manure
To fertilise the land.
No tractor ...
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Categories: fertilise, farm, father, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberTripod

...His new wife proclaimed, ‘Oh my God’
I think I’ve just wed a tripod
I now understand
Your steps in the sand
You left a third trail where you trod

Those newlyweds lay hand in hand
Thei...
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Categories: fertilise, lust, marriage,
Form: Limerick

Premium MemberBees, Birds and Butterflies

...Heart is a neglected garden,
diseased by an epidemic of weeds.
Breathless, pining for your breaths -
breathe passion into me

so bees, birds and butterflies return.

Cultiva...
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Categories: fertilise, analogy, nature, romance,
Form: Free verse



Dazzling Darkness

...Before we go to bed   we   vegetate
No need for teacher but  a compost heap.
And as we vegetate, we drift to sleep
While in our dreams  our little mind debates

But mostly we’re  unknowing in th...
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Categories: fertilise, allegory, allusion, anniversary, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme

We Live Because We Are Breathed By Sacredness

...Before we go to bed we vegetate
No need for teacher but a compost heap.
And as we vegetate, we drift to sleep
While in our dreams our little mind debates

But mostly we’re unknowing in this dark...
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Categories: fertilise, allegory, creation,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberWatching Spring

...As I sit and watch, I notice
that colour is creeping back.
Buds are ready to burst into life
promising a good crop of fruits.

Birds flitter around collecting
twigs and other nesting materials....
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Categories: fertilise, bird, nature, spring,
Form: Verse

Artificial Iland

...The artificial islet

There is an island in the sea
ten feet deep it has a mountain to
of baby diapers which fertilise
the layers of sand blown by the wind.
Some birds lay eggs there 
the hatc...
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Categories: fertilise, deep, fantasy, irony,
Form: Blank verse

Premium MemberA Bed of Poems

...A word
A line
A title
A situation
A seed is planted
In the bed
That’s made for poetry

They grow under
The sunshine of my thoughts
Toward that consciousness
That is my mind

I water them...
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Categories: fertilise, garden, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Reggae Ambassador To the Rescue

...Walk and talk affection
In conducive tones
That fertilise attention
To concerns affecting real folks and their comfort zones  

Where each critical move you make
Adds to their happiness in toug...
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Categories: fertilise, poems,
Form: Free verse

Fruit a Peel

...https://m.soundcloud.com/user-921599710/fruit-a-peel-2

Blueberries, bananas, apples that fall
Berries and pears, we love them all
Fresh rainwater, summer heat
The part of plants that we can eat...
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Categories: fertilise, children, education,
Form: Free verse

Natural Wonders

...https://m.soundcloud.com/user-921599710/natural-wonders

The emergence thereof, a cycle begins
Of different forms – developing
Exceeding growth of varied rate
Conditions there to germinate

To...
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Categories: fertilise, children, education,
Form: Free verse

Tomorrow, Where Are You

...Tomorrow where are you ?

I am a child of mzansi, 
A child of a nation raised by a struggle of apartheid, as I emerge as a wound 
Meant to glister, advertising the anguish of my fore fathers 
Ra...
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Categories: fertilise, africa,
Form: Free verse

That's Why I Love Challenges

...The mundane affairs from morn to night
                             Lack spirit and are taken for granted
                         Like a machine we are switched on and off
                    Whi...
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Categories: fertilise, analogy, dedication, heart, imagery,
Form: Verse

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