Short Larders Poems
Short Larders Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Larders by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Larders by length and keyword.
The moveable feast
Free food for the forager
Weeds for the foolish
Nettles that sting you
are nettles that can feed you
Praise the forest fare
Flowers to fauna
mother nature’s larders full
of flavoursome treats
Free to the finder
fare fit for a king or queen
three cheers for free food.
Autumn expires in its own flames
simmering with flaring tints.
Leaves crepitate and crackle
skived to crisp skins.
Hedgerows decant to vacant lots
bare twigs to wooden teeth.
Arboreal embers still swirl
between barelegged winds.
The groundhogs have forsaken
dawns scant larders
they seek deeper shelters
where moss-beds lay unseared
by the seasons smoldering remnants.
Halloween will be late this year,
for the dead are still dying.