Tree Branch Poems | Examples


Premium Member An Attenuated Tree Branch

An attenuated tree branch reaches out to its drowning shadow in the inert millpond.

(23 Syllables)

Personification is a poetic device and not a poetic form, hence me labeling this 'prose poetry'.

Premium Member November Sky

Stark leafless branches
against a steel-blue sky
hauntingly alive
Form: Haiku


Protennoia On a Tree Branch

I, the holy spirit, sat on my branch to watch my seed of light
This song came from me, and I made breath for my seed to eat
I fluttered to where they now live, which is the land of the five trees



Inspired by this section of the Trimorphic Protennoia: “The voice came through me. I created breath in my people. And I cast the eternally holy spirit into them, and I ascended and entered my light. I got on my branch and sat among the children of holy light. And I withdrew to where they lived."
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Brown Robin On Tree Branch-

weary brown robin
a single, small tree sitting
wings his on the branch 
~
looming brown robin
a single, small tree sitting
gazing at the ground 
~
because of the bush 
as the winds blow robin rest
leaving the tree's branch

7/2/20
WRITTEN WORDS BY James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Inverted Tree Branch

inverted tree branch
shaken to the max by wind
swiftly losing leaves
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Tree Branch

We are all branches of the same tree with our roots growing firm and deep in the soil.

10/5/12
Form: Monoku

The Tree Branch Falling

The tree branch falling
As I looked out my window
I saw you walking
Farther and farther away
A swan flies over a field
Form: Tanka

My Tree, Branch and Twigs

My Tree, Branch and Twigs

My tree was the life I was given
The branch was the wife I met
The Twigs are my Kids

My tree was not nurtured
My branch went astray
The Twigs are my Kids

My tree was abandoned
My branch I left to nurture
The Twigs are my Kids

My tree is now whole
My branch has grown
The Twigs are my kids

My tree is now alone
My branch is on her own
My Twigs, my kids, are grown

My tree is old
My branch is?
I’ll always love my Twigs


Mark Michael Fitch
1-22-2008




Copyright ©2008 Mark Michael Fitch

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