Welcome back everyone to one of our regular features, the ‘Wooden Poetry’ post, which, as always, features an informative poem about a type of wood.
Today’s featured wood is the Cedar
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Cedars in the Himalayas,
Cedars in the Med
I just can’t get cedars out of my head.
Disclaimer: The start of this poem is based on facts we read on Wikipedia, the rest is totally made up.
Welcome to our ‘Wooden Poetry’ post which each week features an informative poem about a different type of wood.
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The European Yew prefers life in the shade
He’s fond of mountains, church yards,
And things that are home made.
The European Yew
Likes mushy peas and stew
But when it comes to cooking them
He doesn’t have a clue.
Disclaimer: The start of this poem is based on facts we read on Wikipedia, the rest is totally made up.
Welcome to our ‘Wooden Poetry’ post which each week features an informative poem about a different type of wood.
The Bald or Swamp Cypress
Is a deciduous type:
Works in public relations
And has conversations
But doesn’t believe in the hype.
Disclaimer: The start of this poem is based on facts we read on Wikipedia, the rest is totally made up 🙂
Welcome to our ‘Wooden Poetry’ post which each week features an informative poem about a different type of wood.
The Celery Top pine
Is often used in boats
It’s hobbies are reading, yoga
And looking after goats
Disclaimer: The start of this poem is based on facts we read on Wikipedia, the rest is totally made up.
Welcome to our Wooden Poetry post which each week features an informative poem about a different type of wood.
The Arizona Cypress
Is an ornamental tree
It likes to go
And money blow
On a weekly shopping spree
Disclaimer: The start of each poem is based on facts we read on Wikipedia, the rest is totally made up.
Welcome to our Wooden Poetry post which, each week, features a poem about a different type of wood.
The Mediterranean Cypress is known as the “drama tree”
Even just a slight is breeze
Brings this tree to its knees
(Or it bends to a certain degree)
Disclaimer: Normally the start of each poem is based on facts we read on Wikipedia while the rest is totally made up, but in this case the whole poem is based on facts!
Welcome to our ‘Wooden Poetry’ post which each week features an informative poem about a different type of wood.
Wood from Lawson Cypress is used for arrow shafts
Sometimes it is also, used to build aircrafts
At other times however, it is used in guitars
And when it’s not so busy, it likes to go to bars.
Disclaimer: The start of each poem is based on facts we read on Wikipedia, the rest is totally made up.
Welcome to our ‘Wooden Poetry’ post which each week features an informative poem about a different type of wood.
The Parana Pine comes from Brazil
It’s a bit hard to catch as it never sits still.
One moment it’s here
Then it runs up a hill.
Disclaimer: The start of each poem is based on facts we read on Wikipedia, the rest is totally made up…
Welcome to our ‘Wooden Poetry’ post which each week features a poem about a different type of wood.
(Disclaimer: The start of each poem is based on facts we read on Wikipedia, the rest is totally made up…)
Hoop pine
is mighty fine
every night it enjoys
rosè and white wine
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