Saplings Poems - Poems about Saplings

We can harvest well, But we must plant our saplings; We can build up luck....

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We are the saplings of the universe, grown from the dust of long-extinguished stars, Branches of consciousness blooming in the cosmic garden of ephemeral existence. The leaves of our thoughts rustle in the wind of time, whispering untold stories, While the roots of the soul stretch deep into the fertile soil of collective memory. The photosynthesis of emotions transforms...

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forest pine saplings shelter under strong branches ~ mother tree haven...

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Saplings Saplings die strange deaths. Mowed over by cars who’ve lost their minds. Beaten by the rain. Shot through with hailstones. Leaves stripped by the wind. Fractured limbs tore off and hurled to the ground. Tagged! Saplings suffer here. Chaff and choke on carbon. Slaughtered by untrained children. Disrespected by male dogs. Bent low by the occasional whirlwind of life. Shocked by the sudden pop, pop sound. Stunted in growth...

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Start Dripping rain on the fallen seeds Behold, the saplings grow! Nurture the sprouts all their needs A lovely plant begins to show The little child like the sapling grow Nurtured by teachers in the nursery His inherent qualities begin to show If the nurturing is not just cursory The sprout soon turns into a tree That withstands storms and gives shade The sweet fruits of...

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