Wheat Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Where Tides Awaken

Golden ribbons stretch as far as the eye can see,
A boundless sea under the sun's gentle light,
Where every stalk of amber wheat sways free,
Unfolding a vision so breathtakingly bright.

The wind comes whispering low from the west,
Tracing soft ripples across the warm, heavy grain,
Turning the quiet soil into a restless crest,
Rolling like oceans over the open plain.

Each gust carves tides through the deep golden hue,
A shimmering swell of honey, brass, and straw,
Rising and falling like waves in the blue,
Holding the heart in a silent, reverent awe.

Above the calm surge, the warm air comes alive,
As jewel-toned dragonflies shimmer and gleam, 
While tiny gold midges weave through the hive, 
And lacewings float past like a summer day's dream.

High in the canvas of an immaculate sky,
A crisp wedge of swans cuts through the soft white,
In perfect formation, soaring gracefully high,
Shadows drifting over the field in their flight.

Picture-perfect and still, yet endlessly in motion,
The earth paints a masterpiece under the sun—
Where the dry prairie wheat turns into an ocean,
And heaven and harvest are woven as one.

Premium Member harvest'en thuh wheat field

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                                              wheat
                                      such        handsome
                                               thuh
                                          gold shift'n

                                           beautifully 
                                         with       push
                                               each
                                           thuh wind
                                              bendz
                                         
                                        with       mine
                                               each 
                                               push 
                                      hern harvest'en
 
                                         with     ourn
                                               each
                                               swerve veer bend
                                                                seed'did
                                                                    lock'd

Premium Member Peak Summer



blazing sun in fields
cicadas hum in the trees~
heavy air stands still

dust clouds rise and drift
fields of wheat bow to the wind~
air humid and stiff

heat waves waltz on roads
cool water runs in the creek~
daylight holds its load

warm twilight now sprawls
stars blink in the velvet night~
tall shadows on walls.


Premium Member In Dusk’s Ripe Wheat

Rose behind back, plenty to choose.
Her pensive eyes, her pretty blues.
The stems have thorns, her bow is black.
Plenty to choose, rose behind back.

In dusk’s ripe wheat, this gypsy mourns.
Her bow is black, the stems have thorns.
The shoulders’ bare, her curves are sweet.
This gypsy mourns, in dusk’s ripe wheat.

Though sun is hot, her flesh is fair.
Her curves are sweet, the shoulders’ bare.
Man reaches out, found a nice spot.
Her flesh is fair, though sun is hot.

There’s crushing buds, where seeds sprout.
Found a nice spot, man reaches out.
Garden sobbing with prickly suds.
Where seeds do sprout, there’s crushing buds.

Petals wilting, center’s throbbing.
With prickly suds, garden sobbing.
Dirty affair, the soil’s tilting.
Center’s throbbing, petals wilting.

Premium Member wheat and cockle

struggling to get out of sin chrysalis strengthen muscles of soul to fly

Natural Brown Wheat

I love making hand made bread
so natural as they said
hot and fresh from my oven
How so healthy to take in!


While the Earth fuels the wheat and the weed

Zero and one
It's either fear or loyalty
None or all
Unless you don't smell
You should be able to spell
Forget probability 
There isn't a chance of half
All have got to take it a turn
Take it or leave it
Everyone is good living for one
Those who fake it
Never come with a gain
They all end up with sparkling vain
For the cruels 
Are the easy  scary dwells 
And of those that are kind
Each got a peaceful mind
But while the enemy of my enemy
Has become my friend
And who is that? 
God
Am gonna cope with the irony of life 
Which per chance cum treats of genuine love
Like a seeming old imaginary bold story
Life is binary!

Mow

Everyone knows
how the story goes
when down in the meadow
without his horse-drawn dray
the wheat farmer and his dog
had quite the fun-filled field day
altho' no longer spanking-new
but with all gears meshing
he had his combine harvester
give the crop a damn good threshing

Lying In The Wheat

One lazy summer could I
As one stem of lie!
To feel as that grass, tranced sways
A hand the wind in!

Unseen moreo'er - divine!
Lady's - overfine!
Sent which state in, just as hazed.
Gold dreams burgeoning!

Premium Member Untitled 1


                    Untitled 1

golden sun shines bright 
amber waves of wheat grains in fields~
nature`s nice gift.

Premium Member Bright Sight - MK

Bright Sight- MK

golden sun
beige wheat grains in fields~
nature`s gift.

Slim trim

No wheat,
No dairy, sweet,
Trim, neat!

Premium Member Haiku 50


                    Haiku 50

wheat field bathed in gold
grain shafts, wind sways them all~
time for harvest in fall.

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Premium Member Wheat Field

She lay down 
among the verdant wheat
listening to swishing overtures,
supine, eyes slightly closed; 
relishing the blue of a spring sky 
wishing she were the white cloud
that appeared out of nowhere...
envious of the free spirit 
she could have been.

Premium Member Tares and wheat

Von der lye-ing  says there is a beast.' 
Snarly and growly, its out in the east.'
quyeer and macron; rutter complain
All un-masked' their con-vid lies well slain!
Even bread is bugged, this report is the least!

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