Short Taproot Poems
Short Taproot Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Taproot by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Taproot by length and keyword.
Bye Bye Love
Bye bye love -
say hello
to my new goodbye.
Once I was emanating
my soul to your soul,
but now it's driven
straight into my deep taproot.
You're a stain that can't be
scrubbed up anymore....
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Categories:
taproot, emotions, heartbroken, loneliness, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
The Wise Bird
Those eyes
Of the old owl
Open when stars awake
Tarry in peace in taproot trees
Around the absence of colorless nights
A warble of the question whooo...
Solemn and wise thinking
Nocturnal thoughts
Watching...
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Categories:
taproot, animals,
Form:
Rictameter
Life Under the Moon
monsoon’s end
patches of emptiness
on the evening moon
sun bath
an eagle circles
the day moon
harvest moon
a path of lantern traffic
to the farm hill
harvest moon
taproot of a carrot
shows up red
full moon –
winter’s stillness
in a soap bubble
holding on
with what she left behind
winter moon...
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Categories:
taproot, moon, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Brief: Encounters
Wild Indigo...
Color of my third eye
Elevates my soul
To universal realms
Of blissful peace.
July 3, 2017
Baptisia Australis or Wild Indigo:
Has a mild toxin that makes them unpalatable to cattle. The Wild Indigo Duskywing is an insect that likes the flower because the flowers have a mild toxin in them which helps defend the caterpillars that are layed on them. The root system consists of a single taproot. Considerable variations of moisture are tolerated....
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Categories:
taproot, beautiful, flower, spiritual, universe,
Form:
Light Verse