Short Beeches Poems

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


Premium Member Sequence-R & R

Beeches
and blue-bells,
wych-elm and yew-
nature conserved from me
and you
Beeches
and blue-bells,
wych-elm and yew-
nature reserved for me
and you


Inspired by our local Chilterns Area of Natural Beauty
Form: Lanterne


Beeches

Silent beeches.
 Beckleigh beeches.
 Great temple beeches.
 Caw, caw, beeches.
 Childhood beeches.
 Country club beeches.
 Enveloping beeches.
 Belonging beeches.
 Memories beeches.
 Just where does the bark end 
           and the skin begin?
Form:

Premium Member Truth heard me.

Think not, 
That I  see you there; 
You may, as you show 
No story of the dead
Would leave with the devil,  

The woods were golden 
Through beeches; 
Truth heard me learn again 



(Blackout of Another Dark Lady by Edwin Arlington Robinson)

Rooting For 8 To 5

The beeches

Three queenly beeches on an English hill,
Tree spirits, sisters, who kept watch for centuries.
Root ridges cross and knit a wooden carpet;
Bare branches tangle, twist, and leave a mosaic,
Like stained glass windows, of pale April sky.


January 4, 2017
For contest Rooting for 8 to 5
Sponsored by nette onclaud
1st place
Form: Verse

Premium Member Hallows Eve To Candlemas

Hallows Eve to Candlemas,
the sun now turning south,alas;
November sombre,December dark,
January,February cold and stark.
Catkins litter the forest floor,
beeches shed their leaves galore.
Gales melange the mix,as decay brings 
nature's bionomics.
Hexagon pointed stars move and shift ,
into a patterned powdered drifts.
Rain filled days of slush and muck,
webs on shards of gossamer 
stuck.
Twilight months in winter shade 
until the snowdrops matamorphise 
in the glade.


Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace