The Poetry of Trees

The Poetry of Trees - An Introduction

Alfred Lord Tennyson - The Oak

Mary Barber - The Oak and Its Branches

Paul Laurence Dunbar - The Haunted Oak

William Morris - The Forest

Ben Jonson - The Forest Song to Celia

Edgar Allan Poe - The Forest Reverie

Rudyard Kipling - The Way Through the Woods

Lucy Maud Montgomery - The Forest Path

Robert Louis Stevenson - Dedicatory Poem for 'Underwoods'

Christina Georgina Rossetti - In the Willow Shade

James Whitcomb Riley - The Willow

James Whitcomb Riley - June at Woodruff

Oscar Wilde - In the Forest

Alfred Austin - In Sutton Woods

Charles Sangster - 'Tis Summer Still yet Now and Then a Leaf

Charlotte Bronte - The Wood

John Keats - Ode to Autumn

Emily Bronte - Fall Leaves Fall

William Wordsworth - The Kitten & The Falling Leaves

Ella Wheeler Wilcox - A Fallen Leaf

W B Yeats - The Falling of Leaves

William Bell Scott - The Fallen Leaf

Walt Whitman - Roots and Leaves Themselves Alone

Madison Julius Cawein - A Fallen Beech

Anne Bronte - Lines Composed in a Wood on a Windy Day

Daniel Sheehan - Winters Naked Wood

Woods in Winter - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Joyce Kilmer - Trees

Gerald Manley Hopkins - Ash Boughs

Vachel Lindsay - The Doll Upon the Topmost Bough

A E Houseman - Farewell to Barn and Stack and Tree

Emily Bronte - At Castle Wood

Edith Nesbit - The Tree of Knowledge

Daniel Sheehan - Amongst the Redwoods Giant and Still

Robert Laurence Binyon - The Chestnut Tree

Charles Mackay - The Sycamore Tree

Henry Van Dyke - The Foolish Fir Tree

Helen Hunt Jackson - The Fir Tree and the Brook

William Makepeace Thackeray - The Mahogany Tree

William Henry Drummond - The Old Pine Tree

Rupert Brooke - Pine-Trees and the Sky

A E Houseman - Loveliest of Trees, The Cherry Tree