Rowan Poems - Poems about Rowan

Head twitching, black eye gleaming, reflecting moonlight, He dreams of hoarding that great shiny orb. Tucking it in with his precious treasures inside the Rowan tree to feast his eyes upon... his alone. Perhaps he will take a small bite so his charcoal feathers shoot out indigo moon beams and all the creatures will gaze at...

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"You must never say never." Quote _...

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She neither valued or appreciated his love for her. She saw it as a means and opportunity. Keeping a lot of men at her disposal were she was neither loyal to one or the other : but centered her concern to herself and finding those who thought like her to make excuses to be as vain as she...

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The rowan tree sees a light turn from white into grey colours turn to shades of dust and claws of branches blacken against the sky. Rowan made from feathers, made from blood keeping me safe. The rowan tree sees a ghost with heat floating about a sodden ground as night’s ghastly thoughts die down and give a...

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To My Grandson Rowan, Nine Years Old by Edmund Siejka We walk side by side Not saying much You are tall for your age But when you speak I still lean to my right To listen to your soft voice And then we walk some more When suddenly You...

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Rowan of my heart With red berries adorning Your luscious green leaves I raise my glass filled with wine To taste your nectar, divine 30~June~2017 For Kim's contest...

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Wandering Willow Roam into my heart to stay Wisdom comes from thee ~~~~~~~~ Flowering Rowan Pentagram in your berries From thy rose, you come...

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Tough-wood and feather half in flight; bent as a dark fork. The late of the year spots her with blood berries crouching against the wind. The blasted daughter of high North, a tryst with the harsh sleet, dark as the night`s splinter....

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There stands the rowan tree Older than mother bird a-nesting in her boughs Tall she stands, to catch the breeze That whispers through her locks o’ green That be crowned by many a berry Then as she shivers at the gust Little berries go plunk upon her toes Covering the floor at her feet...

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