Short Coniferous Poems

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Premium Member The Boy From Perthshire

Our Scots botanist Coniferous evergreen The Douglas fir tree http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/scotland.php
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Aerial View 6 14 19

aerial view spies a misshapen eye of blue ~ ~ an inland-island with coniferous lashes ~ sultry evergreens unfurled
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Junipers

Big tall evergreen trees are monoecious
But others are only dioecious
Two sexes are mono
While only one dio
Both prickly to handle coniferous
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Junipers

Coniferous greenery holds up the hill and my eyes.
Snakes wind around the roots, and my boots, if I’m not careful.
Replaced junipers with a weeping willow and stone wall.
Form: Sijo

Newly Wed Bride Adorned

Coniferous Tree
     newly wed bride adorned 
              merry shadow around 

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By Hitendra Mehta
( Entry for Members Contest - Haiku me Christmas Tree by Andrea Dietrich )
Form: Haiku


Playing Peek a Boo {edit}

<                             coniferous tree
                       playing peek a boo .... shuffle                                
                              candid smiles glisten


{ Christmas }






Entry For
Deborah Guzzi's
Holiday Haiku Contest
G.L. All
Form: Haiku

Jackdaws

The blackbird takes off from his perch on
this lone pine in the dairy pasture, winging towards the
sky with all his might but
the pine is pugnacious and bitter, sweltering in winter. Before he
travels a league from her she drops him dead from the sky, victim of some
coniferous voodoo, some hex
or lymphoma ending him like a 
matchstick.

Premium Member The Tapestries of Fall

Mimicked mosaics, seem stitched at the seams
Plaids of crimson, gold, and tangerine dreams
No mystical myth, of tapestries tall
We're graced by their boughs, the legends of Fall


Poets enamored, with pens on the prod
Kneel to this splendored, coniferous god
Till marmalade skies, withered by weather 
Watch leaves tumble dry, light as a feather
Form: Rhyme

If You Were a Color

If you were a color you would be dark green.
Not a musty or dusty dark green,
But a comforting rich dark green.
The type of green that smells like the calm before a much needed storm.
The type of green that people say to get your bed sheets in because it helps you sleep better.
The type of green that reminds you of the north west coast.
The green of jade stones.
The green of coniferous trees.
I love the color green,
Because it reminds me of you.

Premium Member CONIFEROUS TREE

Embracing the countryside 
Made some ecstatic and glee 
But one feature in particular 
Was that old coniferous tree

‘Conifer,’ a Latin word
Means one that bears a cone
But did Nero study the outdoors 
When he was in charge of Rome?

One Emperor’s word against another 
The other, Mother Nature
A lovely scene along the hills
Was better than portraiture

The gentle breeze juxtaposed against 
The needle pinaceae
But with their sheer beauty alone 
Would make one want to stay
Form: Rhyme

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