Hardwoods Poems - Poems about Hardwoods

...hello dear doctors i am here to say i'm sorry i am an idiot i admit it i feel better than i have felt in, well, LIFE i fell one day and hit my head hard on the original hardwoods my new lady ......Read More

...Not long ago, one midwinter day The sky was bright blue, not dull winter gray It lured me out, from my hiding place For a welcome but needed, much change of pace Heel-hound in tow, we made our ......Read More

...Standing among the evergreens, hardwoods grow pale Signaling the change—like a snakeskin shed in near perfect form, On the forest floor, shadows and leaves, in infinite degrees of repose. And for ......Read More

...Everything here is true Just as stated because it's already happened or - it has yet to occur - but it's very soon to occur and I have such strong feeling that the future will be as I see it ......Read More

...           Your past, your romantic past, is a shadow. Like all towns, Port Angeles was a combination of rain and clouds, sun and mist, with a c......Read More

...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 da......Read More

...Somewhere in an old-growth forest, a woman smoothly moves amidst shadows of the pines and hardwoods. Her mossy gown is verdant green, her hair twinkles with mica and her soul, deep as a midnight......Read More

...Oh no, what a flow, wee wee on the hardwoods, we've got a ways to go, running amuck, jumping around, what's up with my rotty? I look so astound, so playful and strong, and handsome to boot, ......Read More

... Chihuahua Football At The Rose Hill Stadium Watching football at home with my little dogs on a cold winter night, I realize that I coach my own football team. Running deep far into the foot......Read More

...Born of glaciers, rivers flow, turquoise ice and untouched snow, deep green valleys far below, ancient stands of hardwoods grow. Icy rivers running deep, through the mountain's midnight sleep,......Read More