Tree Poems | Examples of Tree Poetry

The rain falls today, with saw sounds, chopping, chopping fallen- lush green trees . . . I cry for an old Maple, that weeps . . . as they cut her up ! _______________________ May 27, 2022 Written for...Read More

There stood a tree on the East side of a hill in rocky Lebanon each day he saw the sun rise and fall; Each day he wished that he Might be crafted into a mighty throne to seat a mighty...Read More

Finding myself lost in dream dense forest I was overwhelmed by tall tender trees Their lush canopies are comforts for rest Nesting birds bask in shafts of sunshine-kiss Seated on grass by deciduous leaves I heard trees’ melodious whisperings Sharing great...Read More

In flora Nature inserted wisdom. Humans acquire knowledge with full freedom. For nutrients in soil roots enter. Humans use suction pump for...Read More

patience you will learn from me to thrive upon diversity strength to carry through all weather how we get along together honesty is always best to slow your pace and have a rest whilst standing tall and being proud modesty is never...Read More

I have shared so much with you in silence for over a year now yet still you do not know me You never will most likely I am not the type of person to whom you would give the...Read More

The Japanese Maple grown full and tall Crimson maroon leaves show for all Surrounded by a team of green trees all around It stands out on its own, rising from the ground Heidi Sands 5/24/22 ...Read More

Into the forest he slowly walked, Crisp leaves crunching, atmosphere talked. Musty scent of rotting wood, Mushrooms peeking from corners stood. Warm breeze flaps through canopy high, Trees chattering, whispering to you and I. Come forth, come forth we’ve been waiting...Read More

In air of forest shade, among the sturdy roots, I patiently await the gift of freshly fallen fruit. From lush trees etched in light, I hear sounds of rebirth - like songbirds...Read More

The most defining moment of one's, Life is when you realize you thought, You had it all figured out. I see a lonely little flower thinking, How fragile all by itself. Yet she's very happy she gets all the sun. When...Read More

storm gust shook the tree pecans scattered on the ground my favorite pie...Read More

Have you ever thought about color,                                      it makes me want to rejoice and holler.       ...Read More

Upon arrival Forest Antler Ghost of the Oaks shook the leaves She tweaked some of the mosses, so they were a bit springier She gave love to the woodland violets and mushrooms The north wind and the oaks...Read More

Late April and only coltsfoot—Tussilago farfara—breaking leaf litter. Our daffodils, peonies and crocuses are also making signs. April is the cruelest month, I forget why. A sweet slow Spring no sudden changes each leg and leaf unfolds deliberately. You can't miss it. New...Read More

Leaning low to softly whisper wisdom only listening hearts can hear, leaves lisp lifelong lessons stored in rings of years. Centuries of observation - surging mortals on the move from the silent moccasins of ancients to the raucous modern milieu - captured and...Read More