Short Pecan Tree Poems

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


Premium Member Iridescent Crow

iridescent crow sits near top in pecan tree.. nuts cracked under tires intelligent bird has cars and trucks do his work.. training future flock
Form: Haiku


Premium Member The Dove

Soft grey demeanor Gentle as the passing breeze Symbol of Peace Hiding in the pecan tree Mournful coo calls out to me
For the sweet bird contest.
Form: Tanka

Cornucopia Providence

Free Verse:

Gloriously big pecan tree yields,
Nuts keep falling like soft cool rain.
Mother Nature provides for her own.


 

Haiku of this poem

Big pecan tree yields,
Nuts falling like soft cool rain.
Mother Nature's prize 
   
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Premium Member Wondering

Icing on cake not chocolate
Nor white but mixture_gray
Cool air flows over and around
Stirring air; porch breezeway

Crow lands in top of pecan tree
Upon a fragile limb
Another crow joins him_limb bends
Precarious crow whim

Second crow flies away saves face
First crow flies away soon
I wonder if they had pecan
Tart for breakfast or noon
Form: Rhyme

Rraine

Listen to poem:
Falling ever helplessly
Into a burning sea
Of passion and desire
Where Rraine surpasses me

Comforted of saving grace
Unending empathy
Rising to a cloud of peace
Where Rraine inspires me

Now my life’s a billow
A churning fantasy
A blanket and a pillow 
Where Rraine amazes me

Longing for a day of Rraine
Under a pecan tree
My thoughts a scorching desert
Where Rraine refreshes me
Form: Ode


Premium Member Tender Green

As the Crow soars across the gray sky
And lands 'pon Pecan Tree
Whose tender green sways with the breeze
And Crow's caw floats with ease 

I shiver in my thin nightcoat
Though it is not that cold
Princess shivers with me in her coat
Rooster's crows float bold 

Such a gray morn dripping damp
Sunshine's brightness hidden
Like a wick without kerosene
Or kisses forbidden

Just for fun on a gray day!!!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Snow Birds

Snow Birds Written: by Miracle Man January 2, 2021 Chickadees, Finches, Cardinals and Wren, at peace with each other neath our Pecan tree. Unaware of size, or color, as it is with men, each seemingly content at just being free. The snow is covering their choice of meal, but they live the role God intended for each. But like social injustice that many men feel, they peck at something that lies out of reach.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Dawns Serenity

Dawn’s Serenity By: Miracle Man October 3, 2020 The street light is severed by Pecan tree branches, leaving abstract designs painted on the ground. Fog, taciturnly, engulfs our yard in patches, and mornings hush is most enough to astound. Knowing all to soon my world will awaken, but for this brief moment I experience repose. I’ll turn on the news and day will be shaken, by political stupidity and Covid-19 throes.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

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