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Pepper Tree Poems - Poems about Pepper Tree


Premium Member Poetic Diversion For Violin And No Orchestra
...Poetic Diversion For Violin And No Orchestra planet shoes tiptoeing in cadences known to the mourning cloaks their soft landings on spread petals teach infinite lessons with splendid hot swis......

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Categories: pepper tree, beautiful, music,
Form: Free verse
Bed and Breakfast
...Of all the flamin’ rotten luck I said alighting from me van; kicked the wheel holding the flat to upset our touring plan. We’re miles away from anywhere as I rummage through our gear, for under......

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Categories: pepper tree, humor,
Form: Rhyme



Warm and Fuzzy Feelings
...WARM AND FUZZY FEELINGS As I sat there under a pepper tree in the cool grass, I couldn't help thinking about things from my past. The years have slipped by, all in a blink of an eye, L......

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Categories: pepper tree, appreciation, blessing, christian, devotion,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Maybe They Will Come
...She can't blame the season for her tears Aloneness was not loneliness in December When the season passed so quickly in disguise Of twinkling lights and toasts remembered As she looks to the......

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Categories: pepper tree, loneliness, longing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Waiting Game
...From a derelict house, near the interstate pass, with her cuff of chenille, she rubs a small circle to clear away grime from the cold window glass Better to see now, beyond wooden rails, that......

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Categories: pepper tree, age, loneliness, lonely, sad,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Ruth Helen Uhrig 1888-1908
...Ruth Helen Uhrig 1888 – 1908 I remember the Indian summers most of all. The drowsy balmy days of late September and early October. I remember the calming chorus of the trees, Especially here in Cla......

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Categories: pepper tree, death, happy, old, happy,
Form: Epitaph
An Old Man's Vows
...For those not familiar with Banjo Paterson's poem LOST you may like to read it first to understand the sequel below. You can find it at http://www.uq.edu.au/~mlwham/banjo/lost.html He stood......

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Categories: pepper tree, loss, sad, old, lost,
Form: Rhyme

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