Tree Friendship Poems

These Tree Friendship poems are examples of Friendship poems about Tree. These are the best examples of Friendship Tree poems written by international poets.

We ate the windfall
Jillie Bulson and me
Wandering the orchard
From tree to tree
Apples and pears
Plums and cherries
Then the kitchen garden
To top up on berries.

Constitutions like iron
We

© Terry Ireland  

Are they really true?
At times, I ask myself that?

Are they who they pretend to be?
Or wearing a sequined mask and hat?

But, I do know the

© Panagiota Romios  

A Meditation on Growing Up

[Age 5] — The Sand Kiss

You hated when someone kissed your nose,
I buried you deep where the warm sand grows.
Then stole

© Saeed Koushan  

Your Sorrow is a story 
That follows a hidden path
Mountains of accomplishments
But stuck living in the past

Her voice of silence says more 
Then the words

© Roger Harp  

a widow she lived in village by the river
at forty five her looks made men in town quiver,
married four times she was looking for another,
a

© Krish Radhakrishna  

My neighborhood boasts trees so grand,
Their emerald smiles stretch through the land.

The Redwoods rise, so proud, so high,
The palms reach wide beneath the sky.

The oaks

© Smita Kulkarni  

Mountains of snow, with colder snow underneath. 
We all have phones in our pockets. 
I set a timer to the last time we talked. 
Left

© Angelica Tao  

Mom writes polemics, when a cause grasps her heart
She's a good soul and wants to do her part
A journal took one, so she emailed it

© Gideon Oknin  

They love the leaves—the butterflies,
mulberry for their eggs,
a home and caterpillars' feast,
where adults rest their legs.

Their beauty drawn—the butterflies,
mulberry for their dance,
where beauty mirrors beauty

© Maclawrence Famuyiwa  

It is the hardest thing to do when your heart is speaking to you, you don’t know which way to turn because either way you

© Christine Phillips  

It’s not our world anymore, there's more than just you and me
But there wasn’t when we carved our names into that tree.

© Brooke Zerbs  

I wish I could tell you
And have you understand
That you are you,
And I am me.
We put so many years between us
And in all that time

© Rubianne Foster  

Looking deep into your invitingly, 
warm, brown eyes, I suddenly felt 
intoxicated, as if I were drunk,
Drunk, dizzy, and unbalanced,
Unbalanced, I stumbled right into an

© Zyrool Gifford  

If I should breathe the last breath would you come and choke me to death? If I should climb to the top of the tree

© Christine Phillips  

I saw them moving from place to place, looking for a brand new face
But nothing could click for they were way out of line from

© Christine Phillips