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Groundhogs Poems - Poems about Groundhogs

Premium Member Happy Groundhog's Day
...I wish you health I wish you light and happy Groundhogs Day tonight......

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Categories: groundhogs, animal, silly,
Form: Rhyme
Cellular
...She still phones, though not to me. I imagine her small-talking, see her walking to the local shops with a mutual friend who sometimes phones me just to ask if she has phoned yet? Birds chatter ......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Free verse



A Gray Light Sparkles
... Branches thatch a spackled sky. Snow lays itself down to sleep lightly. An airborne coyote-itch addles drops of sunlight until they drizzle. Splatters of graying-green on the hairy chops......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Groundhog Early
...A mild spell in winter. Groundhogs have escaped from their slow dreams. The hedgerow confirms, their wide-hipped shuffling as they grub for vittles. Evening brings one whistle pig to February l......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Two Groundhogs
...Two groundhogs, the focus of news, Saw no shadows, according to crews Who were filming to learn What they’d hoped to discern About how long we’d pay winter’s dues. Lack of shadows means we sho......

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Categories: groundhogs, today,
Form: Limerick



Forecast
...What would it be like if you lived in paradise, what would it like if you didn’t have to work for the rest of your life? What would it be like if you could travel the world on a speed boat and have b......

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Categories: groundhogs, appreciation, books, business, celebration,
Form: Narrative
Morning in a Leafy Time
... A bisque sun on the windowsill, the early light smells of marigolds. Beyond, the garden is as usual, a haven for cracked clay pots, after windy nights there are yet more broken terracotta options......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Things That Get My Goat
... Everyone has a story, of their favorite things to tell. Nobody likes to talk about, those things that make them mad as hell. So here are a few of the things , that really get me pissed. I......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
There Will Be Moonbeams
...There will be moonbeams tomorrow, and on them will ride the ghostly images of one last summer evening. Winter is roaring somewhere, here it is creeping under the hedgerow, catching groundhogs ......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
The Neighborhood Hoodlums
...Crazy rabbits chomping on my lettuce Deer eating the flowers right down to their nubs Woodpeckers drilling right through the siding Armadillos rooting in search of grubs Squirrels trying to cli......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Cold Sky
...winter wolves have eaten the tulips the wind has pawed and pillaged small dogs strain on their leashes a summer storm has ice in its veins warner airs arrived too late to save the groundhogs lit......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Spring's Song
... Joy, breathless joy, sings to the robin, spring Coloring hearts and heavens in wonder Delighting souls with dazzling hues to bring Raining light through lives who love the thunder ......

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Categories: groundhogs, bird, song, spring,
Form: Sonnet
Backyard Fuzziness
...Backyard mavens, wise crones recall generations of groundhogs that have dwelt in these hedgerows. In winter they seed the ground with 'Puffcorn Delites' bought wholesale from Sam's Club. The ......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Steps In Time
...I have seen the past come and go- we all have. I have seen the old be replaced by the new – we all have. I have watched whole groundhog families grow, thrive, and die in one stretch of hedgero......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Late Autumnal Flames
...Autumn expires In its own fires simmering the fallen with flaring tints. Leaves crepitate and crackle skived to crisp skins. Hedgerows turn to vacant crypts, twigs to wooden teeth. Arboreal em......

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Categories: groundhogs, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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