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Ploughs Poems - Poems about Ploughs

Premium Member Emotional Shrapnel
...Continuous cathartic resonance of black bashful veil, imposing the darkest recess and its tangled tantrums amassed, phases exist without problematic manifest intrusion illusory but for a while, th......

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Categories: ploughs, anxiety, august, change, courage,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Echo Returns Not
... A farmer ploughs his field, And sows the quality seed, Expecting a bumper yield. He is so ambitious in deed! The minimum support price, He fails to get for his produce, Instead receives man......

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Categories: ploughs, 6th grade,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member When Summer Is Gone
... When summer is gone Clouds start their move with a scurry As if to attend to some urgent work Taking their move as a harbinger, Birds and animals reset their homes And preserve foods in secr......

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Categories: ploughs, rain,
Form: Free verse
When the summer is gone away
...At dawn, the farmers grasp the ploughs, And stroll towards the fields along with bullocks, The bullocks jump up towards the fields after a long rest When the ......

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Categories: ploughs, 10th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
THE CHOICE WE MADE
...We stood at a crossroads With a choice that could define us To rise and prosper together Or to pursue wealth in isolation. We were handed guns But also tools— hoes and ploughs Intelligence, s......

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Categories: ploughs, africa,
Form: Narrative



Shadow Self, By Its Nature
...Spring tones, the blues— creature sky must come down, For Summer will chip on flowers cut under ploughs, Power now shared by crows long before Autumn's fast, And Winter then, snowing hard with a ......

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Categories: ploughs, deep, god, introspection, loneliness,
Form: Pantoum
Premium Member We Always Survives
... Mom and I liked to go on country drives, she drove fast and I feared for our lives; we got lost most of the time, in lush scenery sublime; Oh, don't worry ! 'Cause we always surv......

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Categories: ploughs, fun,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Bike Ride
... I like my bike. Riding, gliding, I view sky blue and see grand tree. Morn yields corn fields - Pasture rapture; Farm ploughs; calm cows lazing . . . grazing on gra......

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Categories: ploughs, youth,
Form: Footle
Gwenith Ddu a Prose of Welsh Origin
...Black Wheat A flash ; and crash; booming thundering of ear drums broken. Burning feet ; enveloping heat ; winds of razors shredding skin. Fields of scorch; distant fusion torch; Ploughs ......

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Categories: ploughs, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mind Sets
...Scarcely had dawn lit the town… Nighties hugged tight around… Onlookers at an overnight transformation… Winter wonderland’s aspiration! People light the fire and consider… Let others go outsi......

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Categories: ploughs, appreciation, people, snow, weather,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Winter Night Driving
...we did prepare for seasonal changes flurries, fluttering flakes, melded snow, ice but roads present unforeseen challenges black ice sends vehicles across a slice of pavement destroying the hidden......

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Categories: ploughs, dark, snow, weather, winter,
Form: Dizain
Premium Member Haeccity Heard
...Hastily stretched, crackled urgent ocean edge relents Ashamed attempt to escape rejoins campaign of mass Furtive dig below propels conspirator spasm, next next Murders brash bouys, cranky spa cham......

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Categories: ploughs, analogy, beauty, change, confidence,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Sunniest Days
...Dogged In the pursuit of truth Science writes text with bone dead words Worse parched than extra dry vermouth Oft as tasty as rancid curds. Keeping terms tight as verbal shields Description is......

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Categories: ploughs, earth, moon, night, science,
Form: Rhyme
The Lonely Tree
...You’ve all seen me, on your walks, your travels - the lonely tree If you have had a thought - your probably would have just said, that’s strange, but it’s nature - so let it be But I have feelin......

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Categories: ploughs, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Truth From Stray Facts
...Teeth and tongue goodly neighbours Once argued with words adverse, Said teeth: we keep keen vigil To spare you from all evil, Tongue said, no, it’s my restraint, Watch, you’re safe if I’m silent......

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Categories: ploughs, humor,
Form: Narrative

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