Larders Poems - Poems about Larders

...(A lone voice whispers) Like a lone argus-eyed oblique tattered caliginous silhouette Moving extremely cautiously in the severe, deadly silence The Mistress of the Voices of the Dead Poe ......

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...Our summer crops are in and larders full So we are now well stocked for winter’s worst When we will face freezing Arctic attacks. Our stock contains dried fruits, roots and nuts Along with severa......

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... I’ve said this a thousand times and still I can never say it enough. Being a mother is the hardest and most thankless job there is and yet they do it for free. In my mother’s eyes, “the needs of th......

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...I start with Spring glorious spring the time when things wake up and once more colour floods the earth with beautiful scented flowers They all bask with delight in the yellow sun while birds ......

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...Watch wondrous wafting, lilting leaves, windy weather with balmy breeze pull the heart full circle render as October gifts its splendor. Larders filled with field corn and peas, meat, fish, an......

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...The squirrels are dashing here and there. desperately filling winter larders. They are still crazy for nuts, after all these years. Autumn spurs the living and is a rest-home for the dying it b......

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...Autumn expires In its own fires simmering the fallen with flaring tints. Leaves crepitate and crackle skived to crisp skins. Hedgerows turn to vacant crypts, twigs to wooden teeth. Arboreal em......

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...“I do not know if he still lives in that cave or if he is even alive, but I can tell you where it is. I have never shared this with anyone but Jessica, after her mother passed.” “Do you know h......

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...Winter roars back, May slips from view, April has lost its anchor in these storm tossed sky’s. Songbirds scrabble under canopies still too thin for cover. None look up but huddle in puffer......

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...The moveable feast Free food for the forager Weeds for the foolish Nettles that sting you are nettles that can feed you Praise the forest fare Flowers to fauna mother nature’s larders fu......

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...Fall Autumn Leaves of gold Squirrels squirrel ......

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...The heat of summer slowly dissipates. Long days grow shorter and the weather cools, as Autumn equinox delineates, when children move from beaches back to schools, and leaves begin to dry as sap r......

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...Autumn sun’s shimmering light, glorifies the day’s finale, at the top of the road, a beacon of fall. Through golden leaves, which are swiftly whisking off the proud oak’s strong-held branches, Aliv......

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...Life Lesson from a Best Seller In appreciation of the nature trails of New Zealand, It was not the journey, but friendships that formed as a band, The time and memories strengthened, and kept ch......

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...The Ocean When he heard, I had been a seafarer he wanted to know about the ocean, “write it down for me,” he said...What nerve. The ocean has many colours one of them is blue, sometimes it is ......

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