Poems About: TREE

I visit a tree last night
Full of leaves of leaflessness
Moonlit coveres the face of the tree
And it smiles under suppressed lips read more »

The story
goes like this…
There is an apple, and
there is a tree. “The apple, ” it read more »

The trees command authority when called upon,
Young men or women proclaim facts more than brawn.
Branches of knowledge come from people called trees,
Young trees are like orchards, they are not absurdities. read more »

When I die
I hope that they'll bury my ashes
And plant a tree there
A strong tree that will grow tall read more »

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The Tree stands tall,
Listening to the Wind,
Whispering its cautionary tales. read more »

I STAND ALONE UNDER THAT TREE
WAITING FOR YOU
I DON’T SEE THE HOURS FLYING BY
THE PEOPLE DARTING BY read more »

A single season of life
Borne of spring’s dew, released on fall’s winds
Great oak’s life running through its veins
To the forest, a gift of motion and color read more »

A tiny elf lives in Grandma's olive tree
He sits and stares and winks at me
Where he goes nobody knows
But he loves that old tree. read more »

There is a solemn wind to-night
That sings of solemn rain;
The trees that have been quiet so long
Flutter and start again. read more »

humans think
they are of
a higher realm
when the trees read more »

Reflection
Of the garden tree read more »