Grassed Poems - Poems about Grassed

...Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie, Kissed the girls and made them cry. One girl grassed him up and the cops came along And then he sang a quite different song It was all consensual, he said, and h......

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...From tall church spire Grassed calms out to What extends, by the hour The shadowy. As sacred over Thoughts' hallowed ground What casts, years further back A memory.......

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...Refuge Whither the river flows and finds its way Life surges and ebbs by hunter and prey, There, beside wooded paths alert anglers fish By slow waters where cool willows s......

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...Slipping, as pain-free A grassed buzz under Woke sense, living consciousness. Waspishly grating! That smooth, subtely. That unnoticeable. One, a dream flight. The other More liberating.......

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...A daisy-faced sky. Of all Reawoke freshness The most trustful lit, so leant In its cheerfulness. Pale, spotless, impeccable. Where's its schoolgirl's mime? Besides, Day, as flushed to greet ......

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...How do you feel when stepping out? Of a cold dark house into this returning first spring full-sun warm morning just at fragrant dawn Embracing your shoulders neck face arms hands and y......

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...AUTUMN WINTER'S SPRING Burnt umber reddish brown bronze Folic tree leaves on the grounds autumn Chestnut smoky topaz Cracklings of fallen autumns spring summer camp fires Springs cri......

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...Let's take a stroll. Mindful Each hilly step But leads, ever closer To a saint's rest. Cloud pillowed; above Herd's grassed request. You, I. That world-detached. If yet fleshed round. In He......

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...My aim was spot on at close range or distant The coppers were on scene post haste The sirens were loud and extremely insistent I gazed at the guns I now faced Seven patrol cars had screeched to......

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...I hear the sounds of a spring brightening dawn, As fledgeling birds from sheltering nests emerge. A lone Blackbird’s singing lifts this idling morn, A creature scuttering through the long grassed ......

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...Just for to pause And so let pass In its own sufficient time A Day. Slow as! To be changed by As to allow! Tense-eased, life-gripped. As showed For wrinkled brow. Hour of it grassed That......

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..."A goodly, gainful thing" Caribou told me "To leave, once in a while Home's high-ground safeness; To roam, for what as sun-grassed Lies in wait sweetly Fills which need, Surprise's; Feeds on v......

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...I stood on a wheat-grassed hill, It's crest a overpass. Pine rows below overgrown. Forming into forest behind. My childhood grounds. Three boys, friends in time Winter of "78" When clouds dr......

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...“Back garden” of my childhood I remember, The front for special roses was reserved, We sometimes ate outside in the back garden, Alfresco though a word I never heard! The apple tree the highlight......

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...A beautiful soul with spreading arms, but tired of a constant embrace a steep valley, grassed and watered by so much pampering bordered by two massaging hills and round-the-clock sheltering then m......

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