Peat Poems - Poems about Peat

Eco fuels at home are warmly cherished, obligation calls and duly heeded, in the past a smokeless coal, allied to peat briquette the norm, a less than ideal medley I’d agree, I have this last briquette in camera folder, on the...Read the rest...

“‘Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” —Lord, Alfred Tennyson love at first sight at the ceilidh dancing 'round peat fires gayly lad and lass equally smitten love's peat fire flame in...Read the rest...

Never played a game i ever wanted to win place the power drill against your chin played roulette with some Russians No grets grets(regrets for those unknown) Peat Peat can i say that again that again oh g---------------------t said with a crooked...Read the rest...

Look deep within these loosely-woven layers to find primeval land with ocean, sky and wind entwined, skilled hands and eyes of generations gone before and peat smoke mingling with a sea mist on the shore. In old and intricate...Read the rest...

They toiled with hands like tree bark As they cut through rotted peat Stacking it in heaps to dry Did not have to be that neat Just so long as the Westerly’s Could dry out the peat bog water So it...Read the rest...

Eternal Sleep in Peat At least a thousand years since he lost hope His features spoke, not of the strangling rope that robbed his breath, but of a sleep, as deep as death And peat preserved is evidence, far sharper than a photograph, not...Read the rest...

Evening finds ascension on a red grouse wing; the brilliant copper sky fades to twilight beam. It wafts the weathered flora of a season’s ending term, as young skylarks soundly sleep in the nearby bracken fern. The purple...Read the rest...