Short Agricultural Poems

Short Agricultural Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Agricultural by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Agricultural by length and keyword.


Earth's Land

Earth's Land

Replenish the soil.
Agricultural crops need—
The hungry harvest.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 14, 2010

Poetic form:  Haiku
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Milking the Cows

“Milking the situation” is from a long-ago age “Milking the cows” from our agricultural heritage Some phrases hang on Though some are long gone Some remain in our lexicon though we've turned the page
Form: Limerick

Agricultural Ah

Nice day to grow a trowel from a spade. A rake in a plant pot. And so a plantation gathers games for the skirts. Hahahaha and views of ten foot trees with apples. Hahahaha and a fried piece of hay with some corn. Xxxx agricultural z
Form:

Agricultural Mind

For braving that stunning heap
You’re headed for a big reap
And have made a giant leap:
Into earth digging deep,
So that families won’t weep
Or hunger-driven to sleep,
Every wrought bulging heap…

A cause to into kitchens leap
And at same oiled yam beep:
A farmer feeding the rest
But-alas!- denying self rest.
Form: Rhyme

To a Young Tribal Lady Seen From the Bus

O why do you walk through the green fields,
Are you looking for something special?
O young tribal lady don't you need any windshields?
Why do you walk through the green fields,
Is it for the purposes of agricultural yields?
Why are you shivering?
O why do you walk through the green fields,
Are you looking for something special?
Form: Triolet


Agricultural Love

I have discovered the importance of communication manure,

In the garden of life where the seeds of love and friendship are sown.

I have discovered that the healing of a broken heart,

Is in its openness to the wind of love that abide arounds.

I have discovered that the storm last only for a while,

But the peace that comes afterward abide within and ever.


(c) 2007

Premium Member Nowboy

He's an urban redneck
Likes his George and Madflex
He's country and what's next
Metropolis with crops

From barn to the city
Farming in the nitty-gritty
He's surrounded by concrete
Too many suburb plots

Sticking to dirt past
Agricultural for the future
He's certain who are unsure
Aware of hidden costs

Plowing his own stake
And modern, make no mistake
He's in tune to the horizon
Up until he drops off
© ... Gigno  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Australia's Streams and Rivers

Monitoring twenty years confirms
Having good vegetation about
Helped to protect Australia’s rivers
From ravages of climate and drought 

The condition of streams and rivers
Based on agricultural impacts 
Caused modification of catchments
And altered hydrological cracks

Australia has set the example
Use wood for rehabilitation
Wood now plays a major role in streams
Improvement without limitations
Form: Quatrain

East Bangla

Treasures of honey in the flowery fertile lands; sweetest smell of splendid fruits; full of basket by the several handmade cakes in different seasons; the agricultural lands were fulfill with the magical touch of natural skilled farmers; granary, cow-house, pond -everything was under godly blessings- it was our Bangladesh

Golden touch was there
Natural pleased loving land
My east Bangladesh


©Mahtab Bangladesh
Chattogram
16/11/2022
Form: Haibun

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