Short Tree Trunk Poems

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


Tree Boy

his body 
is a tree trunk
flowers growing
out of it

he plucks flowers
every night
and destroys them;
destroys himself
© Noa Perc  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Backyard Drama

BACKYARD DRAMA

big old tree trunk…
                    sunny spot
    with dancing shadows

backyard picnic
birds    seeds    bread
cats
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Memory

A camphor tree trunk

                              catches up memories tape 

                                                 tears of old woman
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lasting Love Tribute

Tree trunk bears carving
Initials of boy and girl
    Lasting love tribute





February 27, 2019
*For James Edward Lee Sr.'s I Love U 2 Haiku
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Hiding Inside An Old Gutted-Out Tree Trunk

I am not that person
I was not that person
I may never be that person
for
that person is me
unfree
hiding inside an old
gutted-out tree

trunk


Premium Member Studying my Appendages

tiger like striping
forearm looks like a white tree trunk
finger leaves at tip

smooth and half way warm
polka dotted with freckles
tiny grandma hands
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Bird Brains

Saw two love birds arguing,
not a pretty flight – one flew
left while still holding on -- 
as the other persisted right;

the tree-trunk ahead held its ground...

Premium Member Squirrel Story

wave of bushy tail
from tree trunk a tale to tell
all in a nutshell



written 02/02/2022
5,7,5 
Squirrel Haiku poetry contest
Robert James Liguori sponsored
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Daybreak Serenade

perched on a tree trunk

a lark enchants with its song...

      of mirth at daybreak



Date written: 02/17/2020
Form: Haiku

The Tickling Tanka

Plip plop plip plop falls
the raindrops on the red leaves
as the blue breeze keeps
fondling the fragrant buds and
the tickling shakes the tree trunk


July 10, 2018
Form: Tanka

Pepe' Le Pew

While poking around in an old tree trunk
I came nose to nose with a stinky skunk
He suddenly raised his tail
Twas' such a horrible smell
For my wife said that I stink, stank, and stunk
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Barba Tenus Sapientes


Collective consciousness
Folded over into a square
Wrapped around a tree trunk
Etched with a scimitar
Another guidepost
To the morning star
Ad nauseam
Barba tenus sapientes

Grumpy Grizzly

Grumpy Grizzly yawns

Hollow tree trunk awaits –

     Hibernation




Note:  I’d like to dedicate this entry for Andrea’s contest to 
Daver Austin, who describes himself as a “grumpy” old man.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Peek a Boo

Listen to poem:
peek a boo I see you hiding there behind the tree trunk. For your hair blows out streaming in the wind reaching out beyond the tree's bark. It flicks like a flag flaps
Form: Verse

Premium Member Mama Deer and Baby Fawn

mama deer and fawn
at bird feeder this morning
a hesitation

mama deer butts red
feeder slams against tree trunk
but scaring neither

mama deer and fawn
consume bird feed on the ground
forest disappear
Form: Haiku

Premium Member overgrown Amazon Ape

The overgrown Amazon ape
With his furry tree trunk wide nape
Flew over wearing a red satin cape
Birds cringed at his cumbersome shape
He carried a bag made of crepe
In plum, fuchsia and possibly grape
A fancy one-of-a-kind hairy ape
Form: Monorhyme

Arduous Deeds

Tree trunk dulled the axe,
feller had to sharpen and wax,
apply strength twice as much,
to fell the tree as such,
all arduous deeds are about same,
you have to work hard,hard and hard,
honing,cutting and nibbling,
before they lead you to any fame.

Premium Member A Bird Hard At Work

acorn woodpecker
storing food for the winter
holes drilled in tree trunk
Strict Haiku Poetry Contest Sponsored by William Kekaula Date written and submitted: 01/31/2020
Form: Haiku

Time

Time
	His middle was like a tree trunk
	You could see how his time was passing
	Through the holes in his belt
	Each of them frayed and misshapen
	Before it was discarded for a new one
	Round, perfect
	Ever further from the beginning
	Ever closer to the end

Premium Member Blew Away

Listen to poem:
The force that filled this sail
blew dust off crest of desert dunes
howled sighs in forest tree-trunk array
whistled a tune in rampart rafters
lulled a wheat field to shimmery shivers
chilled bones to curdle 'n crack
tired,
seeped out a crack, 
and blew away.

Premium Member Bird Feeder Tragedy

Birds seem loud today
Their birdseed gone
Stolen by deer last night
One feeder destroyed

Butted up against tree trunk
Until she gave up,
Falling to the ground, 
in pieces

Delighting the deer
who feasted on 
ground served bird food
Cardinals are not happy

Storm

the harshest of all inventions
wind machine of origin divine
driving plank through tree trunk
and the animals in the zoo understand

code yellow, orange, red
time remaining: just a shred

deciding what to wear
as the maelstrom cometh
make up your mind
ask the angels

Premium Member Robin

savor of fresh rain
bird house fastened to tree trunk~
beak full of earthworms

nestlings bulging cheeks
leaves its nest gravity pulls~
prompt upward movement

2/12/2023

Spring Flower, Bird Or Butterfly Haiku X 2 Poetry Contest.
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin

howmanysyllables
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Tree Trunk

I live in a tree trunk and everything is hunky doory I really enjoy jim morrison's 
music and I really like fleetwood mac as well we bee boop around to it constantly 
in our heads and always have a good time with it.  I really enjoy the prime it is my 
true love so watch out here we come.  so long world I am here.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Acquiescence

ACQUIESCENCE

Late March
It’s depressing
Dirty snow and windy
A scrap of paper tatters by
And wrinkles itself around a tree trunk
The sky is overcast    but still
All hangs in time    stagnate
One gazes out
Resigned


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