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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: ARBOR DAY Matches Found: 42 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` AN ARBOR DAY TREE, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: Dear little tree that we plant today Last Line: A tale of the children who planted me Subject(s): Arbor Day;holidays;trees ARBOR DAY, by MICHELLE BOISSEAU Poem Source First Line: Above the house, the topmost branches reel Last Line: Around the one that has fallen Subject(s): Arbor Day; Trees ARBOR DAY, by NICHOLAS FAREBOW Poem Source First Line: It is not long since some of our treeless western Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY, by B. PICKMAN MANN Poem Source First Line: The project of connecting the planting Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY, by B. G. NORTHRUP Poem Source First Line: Observance of arbor days has already Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY, by SEYMOUR S. SHORT Poem Source First Line: Again we come this day to greet Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY, by THOMAS E. STOCKWELL Poem Source First Line: The rapid approach of spring Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY, by TERESE SVOBODA Poem Source First Line: You planted trees three times Subject(s): Arbor Day; Trees ARBOR DAY, by DOROTHY BROWN THOMPSON Poem Source First Line: To plant a tree! How small the twig Last Line: I did not know that it would be %so vast a thing to plant a tree Subject(s): Arbor Day; Spring; Trees ARBOR DAY, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: Plant in the springtime the beautiful trees Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: Now a strong, fair shoot Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: Our modern institution Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY, by ANNETTE WYNNE Poem Text First Line: On arbor day / we think of birds and greening trees Last Line: On arbor day. Subject(s): Arbor Day; May (month); Nature; Trees ARBOR DAY ALPHABET, by ADA SIMPSON SHERWOOD Poem Source First Line: A is for apple tree, sweet with bloom Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY ASPIRATION, by JOHN RUSKIN Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: We will try to make some small piece of ground Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY EXERCISE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: To him who in the love of nature Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY IN SCHOOLS, by B. G. NORTHRUP Poem Source First Line: J. Sterling morton, once secretary of the Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY INVOCATION, by EMMA S. THOMAS Poem Source First Line: Like the glad birds of springtime Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY MARCH, by ELLEN BEAUCHAMP Poem Source First Line: Celebrate the arbor day Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY OBSERVENCE, by A. S. DRAPER Poem Source First Line: The primary purpose of the legislature Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY ODE, by PARR HARLOW Poem Source First Line: Raise a song of gladness on this festal day Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY POEM, by LILLIAN E. KNAPP Poem Source First Line: Listen! The grand old forests Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY POEM, by ANNA R. PRIDE Poem Source First Line: Come thou, my oftimes sadly labored muse Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY SONG, by MARY A. HEERMANS Poem Text First Line: Of nature broad and free Last Line: And then above. Variant Title(s): Tribute To Nature Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY SONG, by ALICE S. WEBBER Poem Source First Line: We've left our books and tasks today to plant our favorite tree Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees ARBOR DAY TRIBUTE, by JARED BARHITE Poem Source First Line: Wish lavish hand our god hath spread Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees CELEBRATION ARBOR DAY, by WALTER E. RANGER Poem Source First Line: By an excursion into the woods pupils may learn Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees CELEBRATION OF ARBOR DAY, by MONCURE DANIEL CONWAY Poem Source First Line: It is a great pleasure to think of the young Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees CHILDREN'S ARBOR DAY MARCH, by E. A. HOLBROOK Poem Source First Line: We are marching for the arbor Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees DEDICATORY EXERCISES [FOR ARBOR DAY] (1), by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: What do we plant when we plant a tree? Subject(s): Arbor Day; Trees DEDICATORY EXERCISES [FOR ARBOR DAY] (2), by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: Joy to the thought of own, own tree Subject(s): Arbor Day; Trees FOR ARBOR DAY, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: What do we do when we plant a tree? Subject(s): Arbor Day; Trees HAIL, ARBOR DAY, by LIZZIE D. ROOSA Poem Source First Line: Now fair arbor day is here Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees HYMN FOR ARBOR DAY, by HENRY HANBY HAY Poem Source First Line: God save this tree we plant! Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees PEARL HARBOR DAY 1970, by RICHARD LOURIE Poem Source First Line: Just this morning I signed the contract Subject(s): Arbor Day; Trees; Vermont POEM FOR ARBOR DAY, by YEHUDA AMICHAI Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Children are planting their shoots Last Line: And puts it down there in rooms / and leaves, alone Subject(s): Arbor Day; Trees POEM FOR ARBOR DAY, by YEHUDA AMICHAI Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Children are planting their shoots Last Line: And leaves, alone Subject(s): Arbor Day; Trees POEM FOR ARBOR DAY: WHAT TREES SPEAK?, by CHARLOTTE BREWSTER JORDAN Poem Source First Line: My bark is rough, my wood is strong Subject(s): Arbor Day; Trees SPIRIT OF ARBOR DAY, by FRANK A. HILL Poem Source First Line: The spirit of arbor day is that of a deep love for Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees SUGGESTIONS FOR ARBOR DAY OBSENANCE, by ALFRED SONTE Poem Source First Line: Arbor day had its origin with a view to creating Subject(s): Arbor Day; Holidays; Trees THE GOURD AND THE PALM, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: How old art thou?' said the garrulous gourd Last Line: Yet here I stand -- but where are they? Subject(s): Arbor Day;trees THE PLUCKY PRINCE, by MAY BRYANT Poem Text First Line: There was a young scion Last Line: They hastened home to tell. Subject(s): Arbor Day; Trees |
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