Sow Poems - Poems about Sow

Stone by stone we shall erect halls of learning Our seedlings with arms outstretched for knowledge yearning But those seeds grew debt and are buried there yet Helplessly watching all hopes and dreams burning...

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A lazy man sings Of how much work his desk brings, But too lazy is he To do anything but sleep. A lazy man gives So many explanations, yet still Nothing, nothing but sleep. A lazy man's wish Is to one day be rich But not a day does he Sow, so he can reap....

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Be grateful for being taught God's word such a wonderful gift is the holy scriptures so make sure to tell others God's promises sharing how you can eternally endure Don't be deceived God won't be mocked whatever you sow you will reap take heed of God's true living word make sure to abide by His word to keep For if you sow according...

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The sky reflected in the harvested field that laps up against the walls of the Church of Saint-Paul de Mausole. A surge of incriminating waves upon which the Word is cast, its roots in the church that’s defined in outline against the random aspect of the sky: a nirvana, or heaven – not to be dictated to by mere mortals. A modest...

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There's a place that poets go when they must their wild oats sow They camp out in front of the TV set Are the Three Stooges on the air yet...

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What is sown we reap. if we plant accord we certainly reap peace!...

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And we keep on falling into tomorrows, A spinning particle with a soul, In harmony with the spheres, Sure as clockwork, Till that final moment, We meet dust, We become wind, And then we are for a while - a phrase, a song, a scent. Falling then, into yesterdays, Each descending further - Soundless,...

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I would like a little candy dish on my head please, the sow said. We filed past, trying to ignore the sweet spectacle on her head. She is always trying for extra attention hissed old goose Jed. Maybe she needs a bit more TLC, observed Beau a chowder head. I am tired of Old Sow getting all of the...

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Make the truth gentle, don't be judgmental. Let the breath flow with kindness; build loyalty most monumental. 11/9/2022...

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Thanksgiving Day and the cats are out meowing the dogs. Of course they are, dogs cannot meow, said the hogs. But the turkey were silent, coming out of the oven now. They were tasty and crunchy; it was a relief to the sow....

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Butterfly queen flutters by to honor Mr. Sow the best she can. He is amazed as she lands on his snout, feeling every bit the man. She is dainty, petite, with filigree wings and a pretty smile. Together they light up the barnyard for a country mile. They are such friends! The cow tells the pig who shares this...

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The wheel of the year has turned again. New growth is on its way. WE sow seed and watch it grow ,what we say and do is the seed of life. There is one Earth,one human race with variations . Our bodies replenish the Earth , our sould travel on to where we desire . This whole...

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When all has fallen, when hell is outside your door, the whispers of monsters become wallowing screams- and tar flows through your veins. Water the dandelions growing between concrete tiles. Even when you are too far gone, use your dying breath to help. Rub the back of a child who fell from their bike, Say thank you regardless of who...

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Women know which men to marry And Normal Woman won’t tarry; To keep praising her Sir Barry But it’s going to be Larry, Barry to keep giving her Garri To keep enjoying it Larry… And she’d keep flirting with Harry, Who her great burdens does carry; Ceremonial thanks to Zorro Who in her behalf would borrow, Promising creditors morrow But bed-time sleeping in sorrow… Poor Zorro who...

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Let’s stay at Oinkington Inn the easily pleased relative said. Her husband looked at brochure and said I’d rather be dead. The pigs are lovely, she replied. There is nothing to dread. He told her to go to her family reunion with her cousin Ned. The sows and hogs were truly placated and fine. We visited them near an old...

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