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Peat Poems - Poems about Peat


Premium Member Three-peat Greed
~ 3-Syllable Footle ~ Eagles dared Chiefs just stared Mahomes stopped By Hurts topped Kelce contained ...

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Categories: peat, football, loss,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Adieu Peat Briquette - Ephemera
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 day it was eventually disposed of, an ahh moment if there ever was one, Yet I cling to reminiscence round a warm...

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Categories: peat, celebration, cute, fun, happy,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Love's Peat Fire
“‘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 Great Britain unprepared for love's twists and turns, ill-fated love crashes and burns dark and cold was the night she left leaving the lad...

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Categories: peat, dance, fire, heartbreak, love,
Form: Rhyme
The Had Matters Peat Arty
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 smile ---------r_______a ---------------e I see the ether shadows rip themselves from beneath the canvas page And form t_________f in a shape you only see. ________h_________l ________e_________e ________m________s All past mistakes...

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Categories: peat, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Harris Tweed
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 design you may well sense a solitary piper skirling a lament, or view the purple heather blowing on the hill, or hear soft-spoken...

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Categories: peat, god,
Form: Rhyme



Peat Cutting Men
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 could burn on winters nights Was all that really mattered And they could sit in warm habs With hot broth in their hand Another...

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Categories: peat, earth, home, ireland, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Eternal Sleep In Peat
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 yet invented, his face, the same as one who rested on his desk to pause, and not the drama, of a flight for life, (for...

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Categories: peat, death, mystery, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Peat-Whisky Dreams
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 hue glints playfully on a steep highland muir, with lovers lying blythesome on the fragrant heather floor, their drunk love on...

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Categories: peat, love,
Form: Rhyme

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