Poems on the topic: tree

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

AnxiousRobert Kern

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In the summer of 1968 I became a vegetarian. Reasons: 1) To become plantlike. 2) To stop consuming. 3) To live like a member of the Third World. 4) To do it. I did it making friends among bushes and trees frowning on porkchops in the supermarket denying the environmental pressures plunking down roots in the earthly sources attaching myself to the ground loving the rain drawing toward the sun. Enter, the merciless sponge of the System the wilderness going down
DreamyRobert Grenier

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tree is so hazy
ContemplativeLouis Zukofsky

After Reading, a Song

a light snow a had been fallen the brown most showed knoll trunk knot treelings' U's The Sound marsh water ice clump sparkling root etc and so far out.
CheerfulLarry Fagin

Poem

Screeching NYC macaws clothesline to oblivion Move to Hollywood get up in the morning jump into your overalls chop down your own fruit trees
ContemplativeLarry Eigner

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the shadows around the corner before the cars there's the back windows too slow moment away from the setting sun project tall bug- gye flickering past trees changed here through the seasons over the road branched out
CheerfulJim Wehlage

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its like music. its i like music. the answer bouncing like a long stemmed dandelion in april the most brilliant color in the rainbow, a bunch of fantastic lite beams, smiles, clear ribbons of rain coloring the sky the bridge of the sun, the long womans belly, the horizon. bubbling up like a stream of sap thru the trunk touching the branches, bright colored bubble surfaces of sap, spring of sap bubbles
ContemplativeDoug Palmer

Poems Written Out of William Carlos Williams 3

But if you come up to it, even if you tend it with love and care, it will still grow into a tree, a jungle,a hive, and your hand near upon it will not be the same forth. There is no recourse to love, for all you do will thrive in you in that same way, and what you put out, will grow round you, and the wind will at last whistle your lips.
ContemplativeDenise Levertov

He-Who-Came-Forth

Somehow nineteen years ago clumsily passionate I drew into me the seed of a man - and bore it, cast it out man-seed that grew and became a person whose subtle mind and quick heart though I beat him, hurt him, while I fed him, loved him, • now stand beyond me, out in the world beyond my skin beautiful and strange as if I had given birth to a tree.
DreamyChristine La Belle

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wander me lonely in last chance wind give me half the faded thistle blown where scattered to know return and gently circle a tree its leaning.
ContemplativeChristine La Belle

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The tree said stay. I stayed. The tree said go. I went. The tree said come. I come. The tree said
AnxiousBob Perelman

Self Taught

my own feelings raw guarded dictionary all thumbs and the backfire enormous into little red retinas all aglow with the etcetera trees orchards tremendous horror down the drain and the usual each and every day my own enormous red fuck looking backwards and selling december to may all trees aglow fuck horror down the guarded drain to finally leave through the doorway
AngryAmy

Them

Years of wandering aimlessly, Or purposely through the moss Through the trees. Years of history Slowly dying Slowly dying because of us. Because of us. Because of you. Because of me. Because of them. Birds used to reign the skies; Now, these metallic vultures reign the airs. Orang-Outans used to roam freely amongst the trees, Manatees among the seas. No more excuses Or ignorance:

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