Poems on the topic: acorn

Poems on the topic “acorn” on Poets.by.

SadDave Bonta

End Times

i am not ready for a light-filled forest still half aflame i struggle to recognize it with thinning hair comes the chill of loss i finger a nickel that slaveowner’s face riding in my pocket like i’m lewis and clark under red and scarlet oaks the music of falling acorns tick-tocking but only at random moments i clock in at several caught breaths an hour
InspiredDave Bonta

Glory Be

bindweed seeds get high in a gray squirrel’s gut Convolvus winding into a green sky the ghetto of goldfinches and spiderling balloonists boundless squirrel like a primate ancestor what gets traded away for a gift of visions which buried treasure maps slip from memory allowing scatter- hoarded acorns to sprout in your gray squirrel mind- turned-world
DreamyDave Bonta

The Hollow (9)

den holes I knock on the tree to see if a head pokes out a breeze shakes acorns loose their muffled thumps into rain- softened moss how great it felt not to be afraid of falling in last night’s dream perched aristocratically among the toadstools a cranefly
CheerfulJoseph Campbell

Dead Oakleaves Everywhere

Dead oakleaves everywhere Under my feet, Filling the forest air With odours sweet. Acorns, three, four and five, Falling apace. Thank God I am alive This day of grace!
AngryEdgar Lee Masters

Robert Davidson

I grew spiritually fat living off the souls of men. If I saw a soul that was strong I wounded its pride and devoured its strength. The shelters of friendship knew my cunning For where I could steal a friend I did so. And wherever I could enlarge my power By undermining ambition, I did so, Thus to make smooth my own. And to triumph over other souls, Just to assert and prove my superior strength, Was with me a delight, The keen exhilaration of soul gymnastics. Devouring souls, I should have lived forever. But their undigested remains bred in me a deadly nephritis, With fear, restlessness, sinking spirits, Hatred, suspicion, vision disturbed.

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