Long Bristlecone Poems
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Spirits In the WoodStanding all alone in the woods;
eyes shut, I feel the lilting light.
Sun dodges needles through the crown,
beams land on my skin softly so.
Brisk breezes quicken and rustle.
Bristlecone pines ever sway slowly,
while pockets of air blush...
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Categories:
bristlecone, death, earth, fantasy, sin, sound, spiritual, tree,
Form:
Free verse
The Bristle Cone PineWhile wandering thru the forest pines
...
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Categories:
bristlecone, devotion, god,
Form:
Free verse
An Ode To My Bee'skneeGame thou not with mine heart,
By thine stonewalling art,
That we might have a love fest and glee
Of a lasting wetdream of rue free,
A love that endures fine,
Like the bristlecone pine.
How thine yea made my lovesick...
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Categories:
bristlecone, age, angel, art, beautiful, beauty, best friend,
Form:
Ode
The Prairie WolfThe pasture smiled and gave its blessing nearby the sacred gentle river
Solemn sun sent tender rays through the moisture of dispersing clouds
Shadows of dawn had turned into a clement plethora of infinite shades
A bristlecone...
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Categories:
bristlecone, courage,
Form:
Free verse
MethuselahFor four-thousand years and more
He’s withstood the tests of time;
Extremes of heat and cold
Haven’t cut him down in his prime;
Even now he proudly stands
As a testament of endurance,
The elements sure can’t defeat
This tree of majestic...
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Categories:
bristlecone, naturetree, tree, planet, endurance,
Form:
Rhyme
Till and PloughA flower blooms in paltry places
To nature's gardens tall and wide
Little eyes on petalled faces
A sweet short time before she dies
Her moment flowered like no other
Short-lived but more than beauty allows
Eternal clocks are for nature's...
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Categories:
bristlecone, allegory, change, destiny, earth, endurance, environment, journey,
Form:
Rhyme
The Patter As It Fallspaper is meant for messages
chairs are meant for sitting
water is meant for life
and truth is meant for living
sometimes exits close
sometimes we have no choice
those directions that times pose
guides the living that I voice
fields of wild...
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Categories:
bristlecone, birth, faith, rain, trust, water, weather,
Form:
Lyric
Of Sage Leaves and Sweet FlowersOF SAGE LEAVES AND SWEET FLOWERS…
While flowers may be deemed
The sweetness of nature and life,
It is the leaves of her trees that are
The essences of life, death, and rising:-
It is the leaves of the tree...
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Categories:
bristlecone, allegory, analogy, flower, imagery, metaphor, nature, tree,
Form:
Prose
It's Twine TimeIt’s Twine Time!
(to Alvin Cash)
It’s twine time!
ooh, ah, ooh, ah, ooh, ah!
It’s time to twine, baby!
Time to forget about it all!
The latest lollipop disasters,
The catastrophes dressed in nude attire,
The latest bristlecone attacks
Manufactured...
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Categories:
bristlecone, memory,
Form:
Free verse
Beyond My Storm DoorA portal to another realm
Etched frame and frost adorned
The cadence of the fire’s sound
Keeps all my senses warm
A vast array of bristlecone pine
And snow tipped, Douglas fir
Stand just beyond this door of mine
Where squirrels...
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Categories:
bristlecone, art, beauty, environment, nature, peace, winter, writing,
Form:
Rhyme
Trees? Are We?So, me? A tree?
How could that be?
You say they're much like humans
If that's the case; as you might say,
then I'm one from Sundarbans
Passur, most praised
Oh sure, that's it
I'm sure you'd beg to differ
Keora -...
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Categories:
bristlecone, funny, tree, tree,
Form:
I do not know?
Samsara("Bristlecone", 2016, original pen and ink)
Samsara
Beneath the titillation of Samsara
the veneer of morality waits.
Or is it the opposite?
Beneath the veneer of morality
the titillation of Samsara awaits.
Either way, it’s the same thing,
the whole damn mess
being one...
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Categories:
bristlecone, mystery, spiritual,
Form:
Narrative