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Plough Poems - Poems about Plough


How Now Slough
Although it’s a hard row to hoe a rough furrow to harrow and a tough trench to plough there’s many a meadow to mow I hereby avow and tho' it may be news to you farmers have the need to sow their seeds where milkmaids milk the cows swineherds feed their sows and shepherds have their pie and eat it too in Slough now ...

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Categories: plough, animal, food, fun, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Sun Sets
It was in the month of December, evening. My sister and I came back from the paddy fields ...

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Categories: plough, 10th grade, sunset,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Emagi Howlett Plough Song
Maurice Howlett 'SONG of the PLOUGH' ...

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Categories: plough, farm, music, poets, song,
Form: Shape
Plough Share the Alto
she admitted to being a moron only when it came to her ...

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Categories: plough, art, character, creation, encouraging,
Form: Ballade
Premium Member Gospel Plough
First you sit him down to dinner And you fill him full of sin, Then you nail him to the highway, sayin’, “Ya’ll come back again.” If he bleeds, you cry, “Oh, mercy!” If he thirsts, you quench your own, Then you criticize his faults. Lord, won’t you leave the man alone? Gotta find that living water....

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Categories: plough, allegory, gospel,
Form: Lyric



New Plough
A simple farmer he was, Towing his plough along the field, A golden shine caught his eye, Digging he found coins and so much more, Riches beyond his wildest dreams, A new plough he would buy, Just a simple farmer he was....

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Categories: plough, longing, money, simple, work,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Till and Plough
A 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 mother Endless deadlines for her till and plough Yet far away on mountain peaks glory A scraggly rough tree has stood far too...

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Categories: plough, allegory, change, destiny, earth,
Form: Rhyme
Power To the Plough
Power to the Plough. She sits there all used up, a shadow of her past self. The remains of her bodywork, only survive. Rusting, and decaying into an iron oxide heap. No more use, the old gal is turning into a junk yard art scape. Mice make homes in her alcoves, spiders spin webs amongst her corroded remains. The...

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Categories: plough, seasons,
Form: Free verse
The Fallow Plough
There are those of us, as one, who feel greatly the indescribable feeling as if to probe the caverns of our non-existence-- the us which cannot be and is not except in the small hours, the infinity of moments, stretching beyond our belittled sense with shut, weary eyes and the inconstant shaping of faces behind the world. The momentous certainty of one's own...

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Categories: plough, introspection, lonely, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Plough
' .. the sweat of the man that plows is worth a peso in this fertile ground ...

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Categories: plough, people,
Form: Shape
The Plough
How could I have known That when I opened the creaking gate Of the field of my life And invited you in To do the necessary work That your activity would be so painful And yet ultimately Bring about a harvest? Setting your plough To dig down deep To turn over And break up Almost touching the deep bedrock Of my soul Revealing me in all my created...

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Categories: plough, allegoryautumn, me,
Form: Free verse

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