Sassafras Poems - Poems about Sassafras

A little white soft and cold, Dewey sky still yet bold, Silohouette of each cloud gold, Tips dancing grey and old, Above peaking yellow sky, Impatient heads mute and dry, Grey squawks across and fly, Crisp breezes tease and die, Flat presses on frosty glass, Swirls of heat bricks to pass, Wisps kissing the sleeping grass, Dreams of fireworks and sassafras.....

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Humid and hot Scorching parking lot Longest day, shortest night Light and dark fight Shorts and tank tops Sandals and flip flops Cutting grass Catching bass Beaches and amusement parks Hungry sharks Summer-do’s Badminton and horseshoes Green grass Oaks and Sassafras Daisies and sunflowers Sun is up for hours Bonfires and torches People on porches White, red, yellow, gold, orange, and...

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I had a little pup, Her name was Sassafras. I'd command, "Girl, sit up," She'd lie down in the grass....

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“sassafras” it was cool deep in the wood where only purity existed barely naked running down paths of wild thoughts lost in shadows the sun never sees... at dusk we drank sassafras delved into dreams sleeping as the stars watched....

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straightforward sassafras spicy surprise give it to me hotter i will return much more than the favor the journeys we have made to get here has had its bumps in the road we spun till nauseatingly dizzy we rolled till hoarse and out of our minds we landed on the anvil of an almost broken union we arrived at a paradise we never realized...

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There was a sweet lass from Sassafras Who each morn rode a large burrow to class But once after school Near killed a fellow pupil Who remarked on the size of her ass!...

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