Harvest Thanksgiving Poems | Examples
These Harvest Thanksgiving poems are examples of Thanksgiving poems about Harvest. These are the best examples of Thanksgiving Harvest poems written by international poets.
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Hay Fields
Harvest of ripened fodder yields
In rolls of hay littering the fields.
Golden, dried under the sun,
For livestock winter consumption;
Who still graze in rich fall pastures,
Unaware of summer’s departure,
Fattening on earth’s green grasses,
Basking in the warmth of contentment.
Crops of vegetables: corn and potatoes;
Grains of barley, oats, flax, wheat, and canola.
Combines reaping, threshing, and winnowing
With other machinery, then tilling of the soil.
Where the farmer stands proudly gazing
Upon the harvest yield of their labour.
The fallow land, soon to be covered in snow
Awaits spring planting and growth revival.
Grateful that at least
one other
loves as deeply as I --
a pleasure to meet You;
Grateful that at least
one other feels the
deeper, fond nature of
a romantic heart
beating loyally, in dear
unison -- a pleasure to
greet You;
Grateful am I for a
Gaia, that responds cooperatively
to Our shared aspirations and nurturing
desires,
filling our eyes with
ripe warmth of color,
teeming seas, a cradle
of pearl-essence shores~
green mountains
and valley's plush,
fertile for cyclical growing --
we plant and harvest
together;
Thank you for being You
and loving me as a Wife
Husband, Father and Mother
Sister and Loyal Brother
-- my cats:)) --
Thank You for All,
bankrupt, if not for Your
continued Grace
and Blessings --
Thank You~ God.
Blessed New Day Beloved
Sensational is our Father’s Sabbath day,
A new week beginnings.
In Jesus name I declare
That the gates be open
In that every good thing
From Heaven of Life
Will come unto you.
And Father rain down
Blessed blessing on your family
in Jesus name.
And when you plant a harvest
It shall grow bountifully.
When you build you would live in it,
All for the Glory of God.
Your labor shall not be in vain
Your labor shall come with divine favor.
Daddy's Abba Father got you in His peace,
In His Joy, in Him is love
Enter we are in Thanksgiving
Thankful O' so for all Abba Father you've done
2/3/24
Written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
This time of the year we are grateful
for the blessings we have received;
for our family, loved ones,
a bountiful harvest,
special memories,
loving parents,
faithful pets,
teachers,
friends.
Written November 17, 2022
chromatic colors
filter down from trees
black cat walks
the season’s winds
filter parchment on the ground
crunch of feet
a harvest moon
arises on the horizon
pumpkin patch
I make an autumn
wreath for the door
calico corn
harvested
veggies and pumpkin for pies
thanksgiving treats
A harvest prepared,
wafting, savory and sweet,
Families congregate;
With bowed heads,in solemn grace,
for this bounty we give thanks.
Written: October 26, 2021
For Contest: "Thanksgiving" sponsored by L. Milton Hankins
crops brought in fields bare
harvest time answered prayers
festive feast prepared
laughter sounds family shares
new born stirs ~ why hello there
A THANKSGIVING TANKA Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: L MILTON HANKINS
How many syllables 5/7/5/7/7
10/24/2021
harvest festivals
a day of celebration
gathered together
pilgrims and Indians feast
thanking our almighty god
A Thanksgiving Tanka Poetry Contest
Sponsor: L. Milton Hankins
10/24/2021
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Day grace
Remembers abundant yields
From fields and orchards
A signature of blessings
Gratitude for harvest home.
10-22-21
Contest: Thanksgiving Tanka
Sponsor: L. Milton Hankins
harvest festival
thanksgiving in November
cornucopia
celebrating abundance
grateful for gifts from above
written October 19, 2021
Harvest Bounty
Season of harvest, horn of plenty;
Tiller of soil reaping the fields:
Grains and legumes, hay and vegetables,
Fruits and plants, and gourd family genuses;
Filling silos, barns, pantries, and cellars.
Grapes abound, on vines climbing trellises,
And plump, red tomatoes dangle from stakes,
While apples grapple to keep from falling,
And livestock fatten on pastoral grasses.
Reaper of fields to feed the many.
Crops quenched by rains and meandering streams
Are ripened under the inexhaustible sun
And spring forth produce abundance in season.
Cornucopia spilling over with autumn goodness.
Season of Harvest, Horn of Plenty
Tiller of soil, Sower of seeds,
Reaper of fields to feed the many.
(Grains and legumes, fruits and vegetables)
Season of harvest, horn of plenty.
Crops quenched by rains and meandering streams
Ripen under the inexhaustible sun.
(Spring forth produce abundance in season)
Cornucopia spilling over autumn goodness.
Prep done with glowing heart
The list grows as day gets near
Decked out in fall pumpkin hues
Reminiscent of harvest bounty
All the fixin’s for a feast
Every detail thought thru
Enticing aromas fill the house
Carving turkey with precision
Best china set ‘round the table
Sharing drinks in finest crystal
Toasting to happiness and health
Ready for capping off the banquet
Are flaky pies hot in the oven
Saying grace comes natural
When gifted with sweet abundance
True friends and loving family
Sturdy roof over our heads
Fortunate are we in every way
AP: Honorable Mention 2022
Submitted on October 25, 2019 for contest THANKSGIVING MEMORY sponsored by REGINA RIDDLE - RANKED 5TH
October, a month full of browns, red,
and orange colors; glorious
festive golden foliage.
Leaves will then begin to
fall, lie scattered on
the ground. Birds and
blooms that were
here now,
gone.
Full
Hunter's
blood-red moon,
a time to hunt
since harvesters have
reaped the productive fields
preparation for winter.
A time to get together with
loved ones for Thanksgiving and birthdays.
8/22/2019
Poetry Contest : Autumn Or September Or October Nonet
Sponsored by: Caren Krutsinger
Thanksgiving (French : Action de grâce), or Thanksgiving Day (French : Jour de l'Action de grâce) is an annual Canadian holiday, occurring on the second Monday in October, which celebrates the harvest and other blessings of the past year.