Tree Literature Poems
These Tree Literature poems are examples of Literature poems about Tree. These are the best examples of Literature Tree poems written by international poets.
The Expert HunterThe Father is an expert hunter.
He has 3 sons.
He is about to die.
He wants to turnover his expertise to his sons.
One day, he invites his...
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Categories:
5th grade, literature, meaningful,
The Falls of the Falling LeavesThe leaves are falling, dropping like melted ice.
It must be autumn, there is a spectacular show
Of red, yellow, and frosty foliage. Though it’s still nice
Weather-wise,...
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Categories:
literature, autumn, deep, feelings, halloween,
That's Why I Gave Up On WritingWhen my pen brushes the page,
My fingers seem to tense
And when the words try to form,
They don't seem to make sense.
I can't get it right,
Haiku,...
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Categories:
8th grade, irony, literature,
When You Return HomeWhen you return home after many years,
stepping onto familiar soil,
your heart stirs with bittersweet anticipation.
The sun-tinted house that once witnessed your dreams
now stands a stranger,...
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Categories:
literature, art, bird, emotions, feelings,
The Visiting WriterSomeone knocked on my door, I went to see
And found an important visitor "Thembinkosi "
Who was coming to collaborate with me.
In the ...
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Categories:
12th grade, appreciation, literature,
White Trees and Rosy Flowers: a Morning SymphonyIt wasn't the rain, it was the stars that cried with envy of the day
and stole the kisses from the night that fell like rain.
The...
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Categories:
literature, art, cute, environment, good
Autumn LeavesThe leaves where colour now has bled,
The green, the brown, the gold, the red,
As they volunteer to fall, to shed,
Are they dying, or, already dead?
Their...
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Categories:
autumn, beauty, literature, nature,
Welcome To Jersey CityI believed I saw you
at the top
of Carteret Street
Beloved*
But it wasn't you
Just the inspiration of you
I thought I saw you...
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Categories:
literature, america, art, fire, freedom,
On Naming Plants and AnimalsA Commentary on
"A Note on the [Patriarchal-Colonizing] Treatment
of Plant Names"
by Robin Wall Kimmerer, p. 385
BRAIDING SWEETGRASS:
INDIGENOUS WISDOM,
SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE,
AND THE [SACRED] TEACHINGS
OF PLANTS
I too often accept
with...
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Categories:
literature, earth day, health, humanity,
Twilit StorytellerStaring into the written moon
Words illuminating my space
I stand still inhaling syllables
Lost in the story’s embrace.
The pages cast a shadow
Imagination in the shade
Lyrical mating of...
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Categories:
appreciation, books, literature, metaphor,
Winter IvIn the winter I realize
I became a cat moving from one cozy spot to the next.
I stretch and lay.
I watch the snowfall...
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Categories:
literature, adventure, allegory, animal, art,
Trouvaille:Oh, These Underrated RealitiesHasta la vista to boredom binges
Wonder lurks on and going out feels different,I appreciate it so much more
Like I notice things and soak in stuff...
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Categories:
adventure, imagery, life, literature,
Five Little BoysFive little boys climbed a tree
Perhaps they didn't heed of the banshee
They still had time to flee
She emerged out the dark with her face...
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Categories:
introspection, literature, night, philosophy,
PrologueWhether you have come to possess this compendium of doggerel confessions by chance or by choice, should you decide to venture beyond this page, I...
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Categories:
allegory, literature,
David's Lament For AbasolomDAVID’S LAMENT (FOR ABSALOM)
What voice is that beneath the wild thorn trees,
Where birds go up and broken branches swing?
Ah, words out of a dead mouth...
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Categories:
literature, angst, bible, death, jewish,