Knothole Poems - Poems about Knothole

...Where is that tulip painter? Someone asked in a strange way. Someone said, “Think I saw him on the sky wind today. “ Yesterday he was crawling out of an oak tree’s knothole. He is a wise artist fo......Read the rest...

...At my home, I shall grow two fragrant eucalyptus trees. To entice and taunt koala bear company if you please. A large knothole in the bark can house merry honey bees. I can almost hear the queen o......Read the rest...

...like an old oak with a dried up knothole I stand in the wind, feeling her iciness now arthritis flares up in my roots when there is a wind chill Wind chill being the perfect word for it. like ......Read the rest...

...Sparrow sneaks up on worm in wet grass Oak watches, tries not to smirk out knothole Spring is such a marvelous season for voyeurism Bright yellow daffodil leads the parade of flowers, Pushing ......Read the rest...

...Ashes to Ashes Smoke rises in the distance. The boxcar rocks, rocks, rocks; stones are placed along the ties. Were they placed by Chance or left as gently as Kaddish. I lift my hands......Read the rest...

...If I were a tree, I would be an oak. A laughing oak with dazzling shiny hair. My leaves would twinkle and spin and prance happily in the summer. I would watch over the squirrels with their chatteri......Read the rest...

...A single ray shone light through a knothole and anchored his thoughts At daybreak for the spider-web’s shadow enlightened the beach hut Tim had lived in a mansion but hardship had unburdened hi......Read the rest...

...The lovely Wisher Man and I found each other by the oak tree. I thought he was a brownie or petite elf, not there for me. You get three wishes, he said, for being nice today. I laughed at him, b......Read the rest...

...Outside convenes a caucus of noisy crows, through my window I observe their convention, an impressive display but no one really knows their chaotic cacophonic intention. Landing on the lawn, a......Read the rest...

...Vandyke oak tree, burgundy’s of Vandyke reds, browns and gold’s; painted canvas in the sky; a tower of crispy colors. When you shed for winter, your secrets are revealed. Each cu......Read the rest...

...OLD TIME NEIGHBORHOOD (1934) Reborn a wrinkled old child Inhaling the smell of budget Walking those cracked skated-on sidewalks Old trees with grainy knothole eyes standing arm......Read the rest...

...… scattered jazz, haunted gnarls of octupi-night staggering between semen-splinters of stars pain-fornicating in my collective gutter, my disheveled cells oozing your black and softer gold b......Read the rest...