Oak Tree Poems

Struck down, destroyed
  the tree hit the ground
thunder on pavement
as the pavement glows red

Found out
  ferocious is the growl
in the forest, festering
wound without...

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Land in Germanica off to their west.' Two legions decamped
And were led on their...

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“How-do-you-do?” the seminal leaves of Autumn wave.
“When would you like to fly away?” prickles the gust.
Maternal-oak holds on tight as one birdy takes flight.

The gust...

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mother naked oak
oversees pine forest
squirrel grabs plump acorn

twisting shimmering leaves
cottonwood feels magical
silver faerie titters

pine cone plop
fir tree scratches sky
snow lands gently...

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Maple and Oak must to Fall     obey.
Shedding their leaves to colder winds, they die.
The greenness of a Pine endures to stay,
tall,...

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grandma nicky was a tree
an oak during storms
a willow when change was needed
a decorated evergreen at Christmas
lovely lilac in the spring
cherry and apple when sweetness...

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I am sitting under the old oak old tree whose roots and branches have withstood the test of time. I am sitting under the old...

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The maple, beech, the willow, ash and oak - 
abundant are the trees that shed their leaves,
and in the spring, the goddess Flora weaves
her magic,...

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Once newly shaped, when buds do open up.
Unfurling sense, one’s eyes of Spring arise.
A mother-oak, her branches grasp bird-cries.
The leaves ring bell, the beaks do...

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verdent leaves
spikey, pointed,
symmetrical, heart-shaped,

walnuts, oak, maple
one lone elm
unseen in Kansas for awhile

crickets are buzzing
grating commercial airline sound
buzzing, trilling, droning

the forest is alive
insects chirping and chattering
one...

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an old oak tree stands 
has seen many years and felt 
the wrath of seasons...

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Once Upon a long ago time, when the earth was full of abundant life;
and humans, who now have dominion, were but a distant star in...

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With clouds dispersing above Loch Ba,
to where would we go? And just how far?
We followed the track for more than two hours
listening to birds enjoying...

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A giant lived among the trees
a woodland home of oak and elm
of birch, of sycamore, a roof of leaves
but treelings bothered, pestered him
did run amok,...

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Unlovable opinionated Mr. Crow struts around like he owns the town
We love seeing him, he is always in a blue mood, his beak in a...

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