Short Woodcutter Poems
Short Woodcutter Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Woodcutter by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Woodcutter by length and keyword.
Hills In a Shambles
Shudders the hill sky
Blood shed in Darjeeling on
The larks have vanished
Tea gardens are sad
Vultures jab among green leaves
They chip snowy peace
Gunshots in blue wind
Woodcutter birds make no holes
Hill dress torn to shreds
Intrastate conflict
Native ego reddening
Snakes out in summer
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June 23, 2017...
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Categories:
woodcutter, violence,
Form:
Haiku
The Woodcutter and His Daughter
Bluebell woods was the place to be on a frosty morn,
but quick enough I was not, as the woodcutter caught me
by the scruff.
Found the rabbits in my pack was told next time,
he would cleave me with his axe.
A while later I came across his daughter, I took her down by the lake
again and again
Nine months past and a bundle of joy,
was how I fixed the woodcutter and his daughter...
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Categories:
woodcutter, adventure, anger, lust,
Form:
Free verse
Empathy
A lonely oak sways to an autumn hymn
as the woodcutter mends her broken limb.
Note to reader: This is a two line couplet that tells the lovely story of a lonely woman who is found by a gentleman (hymn/him) in the autumn of his life. Instead of taking her down, like he may have done in his younger years, he mends her broken heart.
Submitted to #2 Couplet Contest
Hosted by L Milton Hankin
10/05/2021...
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Categories:
woodcutter, autumn,
Form:
Couplet