Harvested Poems | Examples


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Not Harvested Rose Poetrix

Most Beloved Woman I Lost
        was in my heart, as enchanted rose
        that I didn't harvest, I didn't cultivate...!

Fearful Graham and Fearless Abraham

He is The-Easily-Frightened Graham,
His Natural Father Amram Abraham;
Like Lord God’s Abraham could farm
But unlike him could kill or harm
Either with his right or left arm
Normally meant for just his farm …

And harmed he did A Sir Wickham 
In his hand, a harvested yam
And he was sure “One from my farm!”
His challengers misery like a balm:
A Wickham bearing Bowls of Alm
And until then, not keep quite calm …

So tough This Guy for David’s Psalm 
Or baring a prayerful palm
That I agreed with a Doctor Sam,
Also, a Zealous First-Rate Ham
About DNA Test for Graham
On his fathering by Abraham.

Planted and Harvested

On right time and due
all with love being harvested
with love is picked


Premium Member Harvested Molded Clay-

Harvested molded clay 


when you lose your way
Jesus is a way maker 
Jesus finds a way
 He's right there at the harvest 
'Im soiled clay God molds me


2/23/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium Member I Harvested Love-

So I harvested loyal, lonely love

harvested legendary, lively love

harvested lovely, loving love

little love

 low love

lovable, lean love


harvested loud, lucky love

harvested lovable, long love

harvested lush, lit light love  

harvested  I




3/2/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©

Premium Member Clay Man Harvested Mold From Clay--

CLAY MAN HARVESTED MOLD FROM CLAY--

God I am your harvest
I’m your  won’t you come cultivate me
Oh, Lord I am your harvest
Liken a planted tree
Won’t you come mold me like a pot of clay
Lord my God make me  in your image today;

2/7/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2019©


Premium Member Nature's Harvested Bounty

Nature's Harvested Bounty

 Deep and dark are the thick , tall forested hills
 where swift icy streams send cold crossing chills
 Thinning out where the trees meet the grassy meadows and fields
 hunters reap the harvest that nature so bountifully yields

 An early morning hunt that provided food for hearth and home
 gathered with weapons in hands as hunters ever so quietly roam
 Nature reluctantly gives up it's great living treasure
 as grateful families thank God for gifts beyond measure.

 Home before noon to have newly cooked meals
 Satisfied and amply fed , pure bliss is how it feels
 Early afternoon nap to renew those hardy spirits
 nature whispers inspirations, can you hear it?
 03-12-2011 --Tyr

The Harvested

I waited in the darkness, whispering secret prayers
	Summoned from my long lost faith.
	I gazed at the moon as it was repeatedly sliced
	By the momentous raising of his mighty arm.

	I can hear their coarse calls to each other,
	Gentle swishing and crushing
	As they carefully make their way
	In this moonlight maize.

I have been found; the reaping will begin.
	He ploughs his sickle deep into my stalk
	Rough worked hands cover my ears
	Ripped in the peak of my bloom.

	Carted to his market and displayed 
	Forced to sell my body for his profit.



** I realize I took a darker turn with this poem than I think Brian intended, but I submitted it 
anyway.

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