Growers Poems - Poems about Growers

...Rosebuds draft in scarlet, crimson, or maroon, dreams to capture the viewer's point of view, as its blossom's sheath their basis to its prune, magnificent achievers rise in rows queue,......

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...It is now legal to take THC A drug now in gummies and Cannabis tea But in Siskiyou County the Hmong growers move in threaten the natives, who must lose so you win. [bridge] You can love him an......

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... Unlike a long and sunny summer day, Children are not prone to come out and play. We don't hear the birds singing and having their say. Crops have been harvested and growers have done their bes......

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...Jose Mendoza, was a young migrant farmworker, he was harvesting sweet potatoes on Barnes Farming property in Spring Hope, North Carolina on September 5, 2023. The temperature was in the 90's, a......

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...Rubenesque pumpkin blossoms and blowers Come in the night to entice the best growers Playing music the future jack-o-lanterns here. Calling each other endearments like Pookie and Dear. The jack......

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...Cycle of life Ring of length in a circuit Circle of life Wing of strength in a conduit Flow of life vibrates and pricks Electricity you can feel in needles and sticks A game of a li......

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...Tell me when do roses bloom Is it by noon to the clock of June Tell me why do roses bloom For the Ambiance of wondering souls The colorful beauty they possess Any mortal can assume Tell me ho......

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...Rains a lot where I live TODAY. Moved here some nineteen weeks AGO. This farm land of beans, corn, and HAY, Through which the Mississippi FLOWS. ......

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...Toxic mine runoff Used in biofuel As a key ingredient to support Alternative solutions in areas Where they exist and are plentiful. Sustainability and keep a healthier Future. In mind. Using o......

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...Crisp end of winter morning, my shovel digs the soil, turning over weeds and worms, and watch them twist and coil … hoe the dirt once more again, until a soft and silky bed, then plant seeds, w......

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...Dear herb, shrub, vine and bush if you be deemed unwanted or a pest, your name is cursed to be unspoken, or twisted into a foul nickname scourge. To graziers you are Paterson's Curse To beekeep......

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...Tiny seed with embryo in toe awaits the sower to decipher all it's wants and needs, to grow captive, in plots and pots. Nature knows the needs of seeds off by heart. Growers learn the code of wh......

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...Exuding purity, while honour bestowing “Sampaguita” I am, my country’s national flower Jasminum sambac --- such is my scientific name beautifully functional with my fragrance oozing throu......

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...flora and fauna urges food finding urges fruit and vegetable growers at seashore floating vessals emerge india reign supreme flora and fauna urges food finding urges milk and meat farmers at ......

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...I look at last week’s bluebells in their vase some spent; some strong still' pictures of Memories shadow my mind haphazardly, along with the conviction of life's validity. Its quiet outside on the 4......

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