Grassy Poems - Poems about Grassy

Written: May 04, 2025, for contest Sponsored by: Constance La France Quote: "Let yourself be silently drawn by the stronger pull of what you really love." By Rumi ************************** Spring geckos dance amid the early dew, Olive snuggles with dulcet dreams as mint. A duckling settles...

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the grass is greener on the other side of the otherworldly sidewalk where the glass harmonica is grassier where the grass doesn't grow on a busy streetcar named apathy ...

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I laid me body stomach down atop a grassy knoll... here at Highland Manor Apartments earlier today Juneteenth 2022, (a pitch perfect spring day) with serious intent to read seat of the pants suspense thriller The New Comprehensive A-Z Crossword Dictionary. Invariably, yours truly quickly experienced drowsiness, succumbed to deep sleep and dreamt being linkedin with livingsocially off the grid among ecological, liberal, social minded people progressive in act, deed,...

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Anticipation and hope avail as I awake from a chilly night. On a sunny morning of calm and clear blue skies, after several days of rain both heavy and light ...

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The pheasant has laid her eggs on a grassy ground She's joyously restless though fears in her abound She's aware of the haughty hounds roaming around The pheasant has laid her eggs on a grassy ground She knows nature will protect them with love profound Her eggs will hatch and chicks will fly victory crowned The pheasant has laid her eggs...

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Fanning grass:-, an adventure of glass....

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Fanning grass:-, an adventure of glass....

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verdant grassy knoll, cardinal flying warm summery sun lullaby ready buzzing of jet plane, gorgeous memories scent of sweet lilacs, drone of lawnmower and songbirds trilling Written 5-23-2020 Contest: Let the Pens Flow - Sijo Sponsor: Jenish Somadas...

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THROUGH A WILDERNESS OF GRASSY PLAINS, WHERE WAR TOOK PLACE IN A WORLD OF PAINS. OUR COUNTRY MEN, OUR FATHERS, SONS & FRIENDS, SENT TO BATTLE IN WAR, & WHICH BECAME, THEIR EACH DEATHLY ENDS. THEY WHOM FOUGHT FOR THEIR LAND, OR SO THEY THOUGHT. INSTEAD LED BY THE GOVERNMENTS CRUELTY LAYING IN...

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God-endowed resources present grasses serving as pasture haven with vegetable terraces for well-being nourishment upon flower parks cheering with their beauty ...

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Early on, ere the grassy knoll gathers momentum huddled shivering against the ground, stemless tops of yellow dot the lawns of the old neighborhood, signaling winter's demise without shouting Spring too loudly... In a wink or a blink of an eye, these wild buttons mushroom, spreading far and wide, usurping the green mantle...

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THROUGH A WILDERNESS OF THROUGH A WILDERNESS OF GRASSY PLAIN, WHERE WAR HAS TOOK PLACE IN A WORLD OF PAINS. OUR COUNTRY MEN, OUR FATHERS, SONS & OUR FRIENDS, WHO WERE SENT TO WAR, AND WHICH BECAME OF THEIR EACH DEATHLY ENDS. THEY WHOM FOUGHT FOR THEIR LAND OR SO THEY THOUGHT. INSTEAD LED BY THE GOVERNMENTS TO LAY IN THEIR...

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On grassy bank beside the stream Beneath the weeping willow tree I watched her, for she was me Weeping silently Oh river, take my heart Downstream with you.. Gently as the morning dew Softly as the evening hue....

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Our grassy lot above the sea, Were sadness seldom found. melodies and ocean songs, twirled us round and round. Never a reprieve from our laughter, nor a dull day befell. A relationship so mighty, unafraid of the largest swell. The wind shifts, and clouds roll in as the night comes nye. It promises to be a passing storm...

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I went to the countryside and fell in love with sheep. Even at this late date. A city girl wanted to weave a new fabric for living. Run with them, Lie with them, Shear them. Touch the lanolin, Feel the softness, Smell the rawness. Look into those eyes, Dye the wool. Weave a shawl or blanket, and crawl under it Close to the earth on a grassy hill In...

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