Harvest Poems - Poems about Harvest

...Rice, corn and veggies Fat things land has to offer Brings food for harvest.......Read the rest...

...Alone… would I be wrong to call myself a fool? Knowing full well, alone one never is? Better, much better to say ‘Alone from’. Alone from friends, from loved ones From employment, joy and/or......Read the rest...

... her ethereal gaze tucked me into nirvanic waves tore me asunder amid quixotic abyss and seraphic throe  I harvest pearls from mollusks in swimming oysters  strip it in kaleidoscopic......Read the rest...

...At dawn , I met a sturdy toddy tapper, He was a strong,sure-footed man and flexible, Who well-suited to do the risky job rather, ......Read the rest...

...Poem submitted to "New Poem-Open Form" Poetry Contest Jaymee Thomas, sponsor 5/23/2024 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Guten Tag my poet friends! I want to share my......Read the rest...

... In tones of a blushing sunset, Folding, midway between graceful And twilight, hesitating On the verge of a wind’s song, Quivering with light, Familiar yet like a silent smile, Serene and a......Read the rest...

... Midst hot months, cooling is a need refreshing every one indeed with showers, smiting humid days… Thus, summer rain is welcomed grace. Heavenly pitter-patter noise creating melody o......Read the rest...

...In the dying throes of Autumn's fading sun, When the cold of day invades old tempered blood, And the chatter of familiar sounds is long since gone, And with it lost, the sweet buds of May I once ......Read the rest...

...Let the living colors of your promise brightly shine In the realm of words, where promises intertwine. Speak forth His goodness, above the winds you soar, History is shifting, new chapters to expl......Read the rest...

...To the women who; Endure pain to bring life to earth; Carry empty bellies, pale skins and heavy hearts, To fill their little ones’ stomachs. Conceal their fears, consume big lumps of anger, To m......Read the rest...

...The forest around her story damning the plains— The littlest girl seen by the wind through the plains. Green honey passes just by a bee's swirling wings; The gold smoothed by her heart; fingers ......Read the rest...

... “The External World of the Internal” when the Internal finally woke up, it was like all the words in that book, flew at It like flaming arrows, an external bar......Read the rest...

...Fukuda Chiyo-ni Haiku Fukuda Chiyo-ni was a Japanese poet and painter of the Edo period, also known as Kaga no Chiyo. Having seen the moon I can bid this planet farewell. —Chiyo-ni, loose tr......Read the rest...

...I don't fish but sometimes wish I could golf or work on cars; Or that I could paint or carve; Or that I had a lifelong buddy; Or that I had a lifelong hobby. I lived among people who loved to......Read the rest...

...Oh, land of yearning, soil of the pandemic, Across your bereaved fields, a lone wanderer carries His tattered garment of helplessness, In his steps echoes the cry of the land that cannot comprehen......Read the rest...