Poems on the topic: wool

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

DreamyDave Bonta

Riverine

in the wool of the river I should be profuse journey anywhere at home appear duskish
DreamyDave Bonta

Foggy

all is one in fog a fine wool the grove like a riff half-way to the ear
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Testament

in wool the down in timber time in a will a testament
SadDave Bonta

Ovine

We walk till weary, all in wool, to dinner after dinner, and in the evening go see the ship sunk in the clear afternoon, money for money and self for escaped self.
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Above the fray

Sick of the town- talk, I hear nothing hard, my wits never overtaken by a fuddle of wool.
CheerfulDave Bonta

Polder

Waters deaf as the land are given to wool— overtaken by the Dutch and built upon. The greatest shower of rain made a new hat.
CheerfulGene Fowler

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smell of wet wools bears disguised as overcoats-

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