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Silage Poems - Poems about Silage

Black Hole Love

...Your Rain was tears on my window pane -
the first poem of yours I had seen -
pain-drops spattered a snow-blank expanse,
grief-blue with regret and what should have been.
I thought me...

Categories: silage, husband, relationship,
Form: Free verse

Neat and Tidy

...Rows of green spaces in a row

Trying to control natures flow,

all things wild have to conform,

To fit in with accepted norm.

Cut down trees they block out the sun,

Trim the lawn curtai...

Categories: silage, anger, betrayal, earth day,
Form: Rhyme

In The Shadow of Sunlight

...
In the pantomime of pretend prose,
the moon dances on lonely nights.
Before the lights go out at twilight,
unforgiven ice cold hearts,
remain abandoned, hoping this is the end.

Her eyes like...

Categories: silage, analogy, love, metaphor,
Form: Free verse

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Ploughing

...The field had stood barren these last few years
waiting for the farmer who scratched his head
visualising crops with which he could plant
corn tall yellow gently rustling in the breeze

he mulle...

Categories: silage, farm,
Form: Free verse

COWS LOVE FERMENTED FOOD

...Feed them silage for good milk yield.
Better than grazing in the field.
Inside they come and silage eat
and they delight in tasty treat.
Dry and warm in the shed they stay
munching silage throug...

Categories: silage, addiction, animal, food,
Form: Rhyme

And My Arnold Spoke Up

...You bought me as your loving pet; well trained and tamed,
From a cattle-fair; I was two; handsome; zestful;
You did not like cats and dogs as they turned nuisance - 
I heard you saying to my owner...

Categories: silage, animal, pets,
Form: Personification

The Good Old Days

...It was a crisp fall November weekend, 
We had gotten up early that morning 
A frantic rush, buzzing to go camping. 
We'd packed the night before, tired by the end. 

My parents briskly loaded th...

Categories: silage, dog, family, fish,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme

Evening Fry

...A priest once told me that the lump
on my hand was a ganglion,
a fortress of fat besieged by health.
At last it burst and the hand swelled
like an old man's,
shovel shaped and splayed.

It was...

Categories: silage, food, friendship, loss, memory,
Form: Elegy

Silage

...the 
     meadows
                   harbour

wild flowers
                  and
                        sweet clover

bows
         before the
                         scythe

  © Harry ...

Categories: silage, environment,
Form: Senryu

Bear Creek Valley

...The pin oak leaves from dormant trees, 
fall on this crisp autumn morn,
as I paint the scene of an artist’s dream;
in my mind this landscapes born.
The patch work green is this valleys scene,
wi...

Categories: silage, nature,
Form: Rhyme

Sea of Amber Grain

...Outside the balmy gust of wind tussle
the prairie grasses and whips the horse's
mane. They journeyed, horse and rider, muscle
pulling like ships sailing on their courses. 

Through the sea of go...

Categories: silage, horse, imagery,
Form: Sonnet

Dulcis Poetas

...the headiness of now
swirl of keystroke and ideal
new pages
new thoughts
flying on ether
buoyed by excited neutrons
flared by the plasma
of a thousand faceless pens
type it
spill it
splash ...

Categories: silage, inspiration,
Form: Free verse

Thinking Hereafter

...I shall go weary with a fight, 
Into that strange and ever night, 
Across the bounds of thistle-thorns, 
To dance a jig neath golden horns; 
Perchance, I breathe a sulfured air, 
For earning les...

Categories: silage, death, hope, introspection, life,
Form: Rhyme