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Thoreau Poems - Poems about Thoreau

Premium Member Thankful For the Forest and Henry David Thoreau
May we be blessed to acknowledge all the wonders in our life that have, for us, thus far accrued… and to begin each day with a word of thanks… and thoughts of gratitude. Today I’m thankful when in the forest wherever I may go how I’m reminded of the words of Henry David Thoreau In the forest from out of...

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Categories: thoreau, thanks, tree,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cabin Like Thoreau Please
what do you really want? I stared at my husband. He is way too good to me. Maybe a cabin in the woods? Like Thoreau’s cabin? Exactly! Let’s build it! So we did. A place to sit and think To be silent to listen to the trill of the birds internet did not work well there I did not have a computer there I ran back into the...

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Categories: thoreau, humorous,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Emagi Thoreau Independence
D Thoreau 'INDEPENDENCE'        __________ one  /   ___     /|  one     /_________ man| BALLOT   |    vote     |  BOX     |     |          |...

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Categories: thoreau, poems,
Form: Shape
Premium Member Breadcrumbs
These words Stream-of-consciousness-soup really Rarely chosen with care Falling on thirsty ground A lost soul trying to find "the great forgotten language" * For "the unspeakable and incommunicable prison of this earth." * Uh-huh, I see you pointing To the "lost lane-end into heaven" * And the shepherd standing there So, I tried to be a sheep, to babble things I didn't know I found...

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Categories: thoreau, identity, words,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Living Like Thoreau
He lived in his own way with his own rule book Thoreau needed only a bit of paper and a sharp pen We admired his woods, his violets, his bubbly brook Moving me to the country? Please tell me when....

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Categories: thoreau, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form: Rhyme



Gangly Longfellow Walled In Thoreau and Thru
Gangly Longfellow walled in Thoreau and thru... Well stocked with wordsworth lxiii numbered yesteryear born as predicted by bubba's zayda longtime seer while in utero premier ultrasound detected smudged embryonic fetus whoosh auditory proto language unclear surprisingly enough sounded analogous to murmuring... huh yepper sonneteer vaguely resembling, yes William Shakespeare though burbling, gurgling, requiring absolute zero noise to hear kickstarting, reverently warbling difficult, diligent, distinct yawping, nonetheless reckoned as dérailleur, viz swiftly tailored inchoate...

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Categories: thoreau, adventure, appreciation, confusion, creation,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Not His Fault He Is No Thoreau
None of this stuff is electronic the child said. Shaking a seashell upside down next to his head. His mother is astounded that he does not understand the outside. Yet she has taken no time to show him how to enjoy ocean’s tide. She has not shown him trees or pointed out the beauty of the sky. It is not...

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Categories: thoreau, computer, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Happiness Is Like a Butterfly, Henry David Thoreau
Happiness is like a butterfly; the more you chase it, the more it will elude you, but if you turn your attention to other things, it will come and sit softly on your shoulder." Henry David Thoreau, *** Happiness, is where ever you happen to find it. And to be truthful it is not as elusive as a butterfly, in all...

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Categories: thoreau, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Frost and Thoreau Go On a Walk
Frost and Thoreau were going for a walk. Frost said I can make a poem from a sock. Thoreau laughed hard At this braggish bard Published a poem from this crazy small talk....

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Categories: thoreau, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Thoreau Through and Through
Thoreau Through and Through Breathe and observe, duet sitting on a beach, Or a Walden Pond, attend details' breach, Ripples, waves, light glinting off splashes, Warm sun crust, rays streaking striped sashes, Surge after surge wash over and under, Awareness catches subtle and quiet thunder, Surface Cat's Paws emerge by breeze breath, Wash lapping waves upon lack of depth, Closed eyes hear resounds of...

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Categories: thoreau, beach, light, nature, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Gangly Longfellow Thoreau and Thru
Gangly longfellow thoreau and thru... Well stocked with wordsworth lx numbered yesteryear born as predicted by bubba's zayda longtime seer. While in utero premier ultrasound detected smudged embryonic fetus whoosh auditory proto language unclear surprisingly enough sounded analogous to murmuring... huh yepper sonneteer vaguely resembling, yes William Shakespeare though burbling, gurgling, requiring absolute zero noise to hear kickstarting, reverently warbling difficult, diligent, distinct yawping nonetheless reckoned as dérailleur, viz swiftly tailored inchoate anatomical gear hurriedly...

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Categories: thoreau, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Poets Pluck - Henry David Thoreau
Woods launder no human friendship while freely growing. Nature excels; man rebels - indeed, indeed, I cannot tell: One sees a dell darken, then harkens the inward morning; One seeks inspiration to bargain jargon all cities sell. First spring then summer done, I am the autumnal sun, Bright so no trees choke over man’s smoke-rendered shroud. My life has been the...

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Categories: thoreau, nature, society,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Thoreau
Deep in these woods quest solitude, Invite the heart and mind to stay; See fare and food in attitude, Choice learns to start a better way. Engage spirit as body finds, Reach to contact a deeper whole; Niche zest and wit with peace of mind. Thrill your own pact as truth makes whole, Heed stillness here as silence treats, Observe the feel of tensile...

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Categories: thoreau, blessing,
Form: Sonnet
Thoreau When He Went Wooding
Apples red, apples round. Apples frozen on the ground. Yellow-mellow apples, many speckled, bruised and brown. Henry ate them when he went wooding. Said they tasted like apple pudding....

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Categories: thoreau, autumn, nature, poets,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Henry David Thoreau
Henry David Thoreau Spent two years in a one room chateau Went to the pond to dip his booty No dice – lifeguards off-duty...

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Categories: thoreau, humorous,
Form: Clerihew

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