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Ibykos Fragment 286 TranslationA Poem by Michael R. BurchIbykos Fragment 286, circa 564 BCEloose translation byMichael R. BurchCome spring, the grandapple trees standwatered by a gushing riverwhere the maide.. |
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DefensesA Poem by Michael R. BurchDefensesby Michael R. BurchBeyond the silhouettes of treesstark, naked and defenselessthere stand long rows of sentinels:these pert white picket fence.. |
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Lean HarvestsA Poem by Michael R. BurchLean HarvestsbyMichael R. Burchfor T.M.the trees are shedding their leaves again:another summer is over.the Christians are praising their Maker again,.. |
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Winter Awakens My CareA Poem by Michael R. BurchWinter Awakens My Careanonymous Middle English poem, circa 1300loose translation/interpretationbyMichael R. BurchWinter awakens all my careas leafless.. |
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The Rebirth of HopeA Poem by Laz K.The death of the old signals the birth of something new. |
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PanA Poem by Michael R. BurchPanby Michael R. Burch... Among the shadows of the groaning elms,amid the darkening oaks, we fled ourselves...... Once there were paths that led to co.. |
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Trees And Daisies Love Their LoversA Poem by Earl SchumackerLove and other stuff |
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Walid Khazindar "Distant Light" translationA Poem by Michael R. BurchThis Distant Lightby Walid Khazindarloose translation/interpretation byMichael R. BurchBitterly cold,winter clings to the naked trees.If only you woul.. |
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Old Willow Tree.A Poem by Angeliki LargatzisThe tales uttered in Silence.. |
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AutumnA Poem by Julia ShawDescription of what autumn means to me. |
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CHAOS REIGNSA Poem by SJ MullinsA poem about Mother Nature's fury during a thunderstorm |
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Chapter 30: HikingA Chapter by Kari RakitanIllustration Credit:AliceKuroCross on DeviantArtChapter song:"This Land is Your Land" by Woody GuthrieSong Note:There is ongoing dispute over whether .. |
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Mystery Of The Missing LimbA Story by Earl SchumackerApartment life and times. Obsessions, trees and people |
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RootedA Poem by CCI believe the tips of our roots touched when we metAnd have been growing together ever sinceI believe the branches of our trees are far enough apartTh.. |
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What Falls From TreesA Poem by Earl SchumackerMysteries in the Fall |
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