Fertilizing Poems - Poems about Fertilizing

...PREGNANT MEMORIES The love we shortly shared, Was as the sunlight of life, Fueling and energizing souls With unimaginable pleasure:- We met, touched, and loved, In that moment, we were one......

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...SUMMER RAIN God cried today His tears fertilizing The womb of Mother Earth: The wet smell Of nature’s essence Saturated the air As moist breeze blew Breath of new life Into dried hope......

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...A JUNETEENTH HAIKU QUATRAIN Freedom seed sown, its's germination halted; it's reaping delayed:- The fruit of freedom, takes a long time to be reaped and may rot quickly:- Let's sow June......

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...TO POETIC REAPING In the mind’s garden, the poem of poems, germinates in its fertile soil: The poem’s ripening word-fruits seeded with enlightenment:- May poetic grace be reaped from rhyth......

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...Blossoming onwards Know you’re worthy of success; God…navigating… Like flowers of spring, Your destiny is assured; God…cultivating… Plow onwards in faith, Rowing towards your greatness; G......

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...Blossoming onwards, Know you’re worthy of success; God…navigating… Like flowers of spring, Your destiny is assured. God…cultivating… Plow onwards in faith, Rowing towards your greatness; ......

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...What the papers didn’t say We read the octopus is an intelligent animal, I’m not sure if this is true but they can be trained to play with dipping bottles filled with water. The sinister side is ......

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...IN CELEBRATION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH: 2025 1 Once again, it’s Black History Month; a time to celebrate And commemorate Blacks and those many organizations Which have, in s......

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...IN CELEBRATION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH: 2025 1 Once again, it’s Black History Month; a time to celebrate And commemorate Blacks and those many organizations Which have, in s......

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...In a meadow of death a rose, our remains shed skin quietly; Thorns fall out as we decompose, A bit of you and some of me; Feeding the soil triumphantly, reviving a bloom of romance; Caught the......

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..."Extra! Extra! Read all about it!" Not a crock of ... but bull heave me, you heard (read) right here from me the horse's mouth, who never neigh says, cuz Trump (unexpectedly) nixed presidenti......

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...A bag of bones tucked in the trees, Nestled against the fence, Camouflaged by branches and leaves, Heavy with the weight of death. It tells a story of mystery, No longer here in this world, but ......

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...Give me a garden and a shed full of sweet cat Some seeds for lilies, marigolds, and petals so fat. I do not mind the tiny mice, or an occasional rat. But do not expect me to put out a welcome mat.......

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...Without a shadow's kiss How blooms a hidden rose? Without a storm's embrace How does an oak repose? In Twilight's waltz, secrets unroll the mystery it bestows. Yet i......

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...Splattering dried soil upon my face Lying on that bed for a space Space for stars, rainbows, and the moon I plunged my eyes; the sky took me into a room An inch of fumes and smoke filled my lun......

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