Poems About: TREE

In this page, poems on / about “tree” are listed.

  • 49.
    Torture

    When they torture your mother
    plant a tree
    When they torture your father
    plant a tree read more »

    Alice Walker
  • 50.
    My beautiful flowering trees

    My beautiful flowering trees

    One day I shall buy some land
    Plant countless seeds read more »

    Rishi Menon
  • 51.
    The tree

    Watching a great tree,
    That tree covered
    With fragrant flowers,
    Riveting all eyes upon it, read more »

    Jimmy Reed
  • 52.
    tree

    there once was a tree
    much smaller then me
    its now older then me
    that little tree read more »

    tina mcintosh
  • 53.
    Family Tree

    Because we all spring
    from different trees
    we are not created equally read more »

    Olufunmbi Aransiola
  • 54.
    Roots, Trees, and Fruits

    A tree is known by its root
    The source of its first life
    A fruit is known by the tree
    As a man is known through strife. read more »

    Cynthia BuhainBaello
  • 55.
    The Tree

    Branches with their bark and leaves,
    Are natures dressing for her trees
    Trees, ever obedient to natures call
    Continue their work in spite of all read more »

    Delmar Pepper
  • 56.
    Tree makes

    Tree makes life free
    Do not cut tree
    It is lifes industry
    Life is in forestry. read more »

    gajanan mishra
  • 57.
    Boabab Tree

    That big tree, O' baobab tree
    Sweet fruits you carry
    Raised up at a distance
    That I never reach with read more »

    Paul Mwenelupembe
  • 58.
    A FOREST FULL OF TREES

    A FOREST FULL OF TREES

    As I entered the rainforest the other day,
    Where the trees stood tall and free, read more »

    RAJ NANDY
  • 59.
    The girl I used to be

    My tree will know it all
    the tree of my childhood
    with the endless branches
    and the many whispers read more »

    Pia Andersson
  • 60.
    Suicide Tree

    You see those trees,
    Standing big and tall,
    Some are bent,
    Because they are begining to fall. read more »

    Alicia Meyers
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