Poems About: GREEN

The problems of green have their own colors:
But they all together only cost five dollars: like the stripes
On the Mexican flag:
And Alma making up her own excuses for whatever she does or read more »

Oh, forth she went like a braw, braw bride
To meet her winsome groom,
When she was aware of twa bonny birds
Sat biggin' in the broom. read more »

Gold and Green,
some choose gold
and some choose green.
You don't need to be wise, read more »

I'm all alone in the world, now,
My bonnie love has flown;
My heart's an empty void, now,
Where the wreck of joy is strown; read more »

Between the beechen hill and the green down
The valley pastures sink;
And the green river runs through their warm green
Northward into the sea. read more »

The singing birds of Millstreet are calling, calling me
In my dreams I hear them whistling far beyond the deep wide sea
The green, green wood by Clara hill is always on my mind
On the day that I left Millstreet I left my heart behind. read more »

pale grey stones littered the banks.
Of a lonely little stream,
yet filled with life,
in the reddish glow of the sun. read more »

Wind, the uninterrupted language which holds the secrets to life
the silence pursues us to listen with the deepest part of our heart
A fallen leaf in flight bears the basics of something so right
by seeing its beauty in flight our hearts absorbs its might read more »

I asked a dog-walker for the short cut
to the local centre shop.
She told me 'Walk to the village green
then turn right. A skip and a hop.' read more »

Joseph McGruffer McDuffer turned green,
It was the stranges thing I've ever seen,
But it's true, Joseph turned green,
And it was all because of jealousy. read more »

Don't cry my green eyes
I'm not that far away
Just close your eyes
and you'll see me read more »

Inspired by Shelley

I was indifferent to
you, spineless Vichy read more »