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Metaphor Tree Poems

These Metaphor Tree poems are examples of Tree poems about Metaphor. These are the best examples of Tree Metaphor poems written by international poets.


The Tongue Of The Serpent
The tongue of the serpent speaks
Of forbidden fruit and lust
And the fruit of the tree is plucked
For the hand of man is weak

One bite of...

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Categories: tree, evil, fruit, judgement, metaphor,



A Tree Bears Fruit
Starting quite fragile, wet, bright and agile,
it met the first test of it’s life.
Death promptly flew down, pecked at the ground, 
a beak that glints...

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Categories: tree, bird, children, fruit, growth,

Premium Member Clementine
Amidst silent morrow's plea,
I plant myself in the ruins,
of a clementine tree,
fusing to the roots,
under the carriage,
of life and death, 
her barks brittle,
sweet breath,
meeting,
in undress.

...

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Categories: tree, beauty, death, introspection, metaphor,

Kill with kindness
The quotes say's kill them with kindness,
so you offer the most righteous kind of kindness you can,
And they take that kindness that you so carefully...

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Categories: tree, care, deep, devotion, extended

Premium Member SILENCE TREES STANDS TALL TALKS AND WALKS-
silent trees are spoken quietly 
as they walk above ground
 leaves are covering filtering the air
 that I breathe
 maybe all they evolve branches
 massage...

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Categories: tree, appreciation, character, destiny, endurance,



Premium Member LIVING BREATHING TREE-
LIVING BREATHING TREE-

soul standing tree bares
 roots ever so deep they plunge
scattered like a hand
~
digs deep in the land
buried in the heart of God
depth so...

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Categories: tree, analogy, appreciation, encouraging, life,

Premium Member Belle
January’s trees,
unborn in freeze,
bare their branches,
ignore cold advances.
By the herald of spring,
my spirit shall learn to sing,
of cherry blossoms in bloom,
confetti I spiked with perfume.
Bridal...

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Categories: tree, bereavement, extended metaphor, hurt,

Premium Member My Soft Curtain
What I don't know; exactly what you expect to find
It matters not; I leave authenticity behind
Low, for all of the beautiful light that falls on...

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Categories: growth, metaphor, tree, uplifting,

Can You Hold Onto a Peach
In the winter of my years, stands my barren tree
Its leaves stripped by autumnal winds
Against hope, it had one life left to give
I blew a...

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Categories: tree, extended metaphor, father son,

Premium Member Summers Ending Nocturne
Over the pond’s lilies’ leaves,
morning dew settles glistening sleeves —
a covering to compliment the green,

a translucent, hint-of-blue ~ from a quivering 
mist hanging, hushing everything,...

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Categories: tree, autumn, fate, imagery, metaphor,

Psithurism
There was a sickly tree

In a barren clearing

In a burning country

On a mourning day.


A wild crown of branches

Haloed by concentric rings;

A rising wave of spires...

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Categories: tree, extended metaphor, fate, fire,

Two Best Friends of the Planet Earth
Two best friends 
of the planet earth are liars 
And true people. 
A true person can hate lies 
but he "she" still be good to...

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Categories: imagery, metaphor, tree,

Premium Member Energies Spaced All Creations Are One-
energies spaced all creations are one-

So I look upon
soul indebts my embraces
I see the tree so
it embraces me so free
we hug in love we are...

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Categories: analogy, appreciation, metaphor, tree,

Premium Member Lifes Growing Joy Poem Within a Poem
*** Life’s Growing Joy Poem Within a Poem ***

My 70’s may be the decade
For reaching my pathway’s
Ends and Epiphanies: a service of ‘Lessons and Pains’

...

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Categories: tree, christian, feelings, happiness, imagery,

Premium Member Do Not Forsake Me, An Interview With a Dying Tree
Don’t Forsake Me
An interview with a dying tree.

Annie Willow entered my office,
It surprised all of us.

At first glance,
You might think she had no chance.

I inquired...

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Categories: tree, appreciation, extended metaphor,


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