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Grass Poems - Poems about Grass

Premium Member fairways
Lisa and I played a round of frisbee-disc golf today—let’s reminisce. I love the ‘live performance’ of sports, how you must physicalise discipline. You get this instant feedback that you have to own and lean hard into. The being present to adjust, the internalised mechanisms of performance—the ‘liveness’—is the most exciting thing about sports. And, of course, the...

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Categories: grass, golf, perspective, school, sports,
Form: Free verse
Laying In The Grass Alone
I just want to lie down In this grassy field, do nothing I just want to listen to my body Reflect myself, see the sky Observe the clouds passing my eyes Hear the crickets sound, the wind that howls Lonely, yes it is, but lying is good It's value to me, it keeps me relax It's magical, beautiful, full in its horizontality....

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Categories: grass, health, life, psychological, time,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member GERMINATING GREEN GRASS
Great Glowing Green grass Gracefully growing God’s greeting Goodness… ...

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Categories: grass, allegory,
Form: Free verse
snake in de grass
Snake in the Grass Smooth with his talk Slipped through the shadows, a snake on the walk. He called me an old fowl laughed in my face Wrote poems about me then left not a trace Said,I wanted wood but let’s tell it right He sparked that fire then fled from the light A man with a stroke in his head His words like riddles half-truths...

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Categories: grass, 12th grade, betrayal, bullying,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Fable Of Two Snakes In The Grass
Allegory (Fable-Parable) Poetry Contest Crystol Woods They were two snakes in the grass buried in the pit of life now bemoaning their past with hisses, coils and strikes she constricts he restricts venom spewing out she thwarts his advances and he thwarts hers stubbornness seeding in the pot of mystery in the rock bottom garden of life ... yet there they were continuously watching...

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Categories: grass, allegory, fate,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Irish Blade of Grass
darn it~ I cut the grass too short...

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Categories: grass, humorous,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member March
March is looking colorful and pretty, brightening up every town and city. From grass to beer it is all green, making everything look so clean. Can I be on the flower committee?...

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Categories: grass, cute, flower, fun, giggle,
Form: Limerick
Grass is greener there
Life's a closed gate in an open field, Woe is me; I wait for it to open. ...

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Categories: grass, irony, life,
Form: Free verse
A Blade of Grass
The beauty in a blade of grass is No matter how many times You cut it down, It always rises again, Growing taller than before It never gets discouraged....

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Categories: grass, 9th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Undergrowth With Two Figures, Van Gogh
I can’t see the forest for the trees If I look up what color leaves will I see I look down and see grass so green And little wild flowers so much like me There in the distance is a woman a man Were they kissing or holding hands Is he from the church giving praying hands Or other word of the...

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Categories: grass, appreciation, flower, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Untitled
cool long green carpet walking bare foot through the grass ticks hungrily wait ...

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Categories: grass, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member A Blade of Grass
Feeling like a blade of grass, Trampled on as strangers pass. Unwatered, left to nature’s whim, A fragile life, a light grown dim. Beneath the weight of careless feet, I bend and break in cold defeat. No voice to cry, no strength to stand, Just one small piece of dying land. The sky above, indifferent blue, Shows no concern, no guiding clue. The rain’s a...

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Categories: grass, blue, crush, fear, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Hotel Americana
Heart ache, a road break off route sixty-six Over each river and every state line Tour bus travellers all finding their fix Everyone hyphened is heightened this time Lost luggage losing it's share of the light American dreams with shutters pulled down Memphis blues music feels alright tonight Elvis themed runners surprising the town Rocky road blue grass fades slowly away In between cities...

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Categories: grass, 12th grade, america, dream,
Form: Acrostic
Grass
Grass is strong Grow anywhere Survive hardship....

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Categories: grass, analogy, green, life,
Form: Than-Bauk
Gunter Grass 'What Must Be Said' translation
“Was gesagt werden muss” (“What must be said”) by Gunter Grass translation by Michael R. Burch Why have I remained silent, so long, failing to mention something openly practiced in war games which now threaten to leave us merely meaningless footnotes? Someone’s alleged “right” to strike first might annihilate a beleaguered nation whose people march to a martinet’s tune, compelled to pageants of orchestrated obedience. Why?...

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Categories: grass, international, islamic, jewish, silence,
Form: Free verse

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