Hardwood Poems - Poems about Hardwood

President no more while we had been waiting for who next is in store morning seems so still made by God who always will all our lives fulfil heard cardinal call now spring and no longer fall from tree which is tall God is never late we always appreciate knowing our each fate more mulch may put down made of hard wood and dark brown smile and no longer...

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Somewhere on the hardwood Play grounders said you were good Talent agent brought you indoors They were really fir sure In between the flashing lights Gleaming and bright Loud noises Drowning out sociable voices You were able to score More and More Traveling to different cites on a promotional sporting exhibition tour Whether it was...

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Putting Out My Brown Hardwood Mulch Grass was old and would wither; Four yards of mulch did deliver; Pure delight; To see invite; Now enjoyment a great giver. Jim Horn...

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She stood drifting around back and forth on her shoeless naked feet on the scorching sand dunes reminiscing on the horizon of all the summers she and he spent together watching sunsets taking selfies and free diving in the waves but today she is left all alone navigating the ocean of hardwood without him by her side...

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Down where the wisteria blossoms Tall pines release their pollen Oak tassels paint the woods spring-green And winter is most forgotten Cars and trucks go in a flurrie Scurrie about all day Government work keeps funds flowing A few don't have time for play Where hardwood meets pine a contrast Dark emeral green splash Those hardwoods vibrant green shades A palette's ocre dash Splash and...

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Linear form hewn from tree cold to touch of bare feet © Feb 22 2010 Charles Henderson...

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