Flower Poems | Examples

Mary Jane Part 2

Bubba Kush and lemon haze
All these flavors I wanna blaze
Pass the grinder and my tray
Wake and bake to start the day 

Sour diesel and blue dream
A hybrid makes a good team
These two strains are so harmonic
Now let’s sit and burn the chronic

Grandaddy purp and wedding cake 
Puff puff pass for my own sake
Ride the high ‘cause I need a break
Munchies! Time for a chocolate shake 

Maui Wowie and cotton candy kush
Spark that baby up and light that bush
It doesn’t even matter what strain
The green goddess hides the pain 

Yes we love you Mary Jane 
As you flow right through my veins
“But she’s not good for your brain”
Ignorant people are such a drain

Inhale, exhale, drop the ash
Even when the weed is trash 
It doesn’t hurt to keep a stash
The only green as good as cash

I’ll reach you, love, ere my feet can

Unsure on way I was vacillating,
My thoughts walked way ahead me waiting there.
    Now I’ll reach you, love, ere feet reaching there,
    And wet you with love ere rain raining there.
A few of our friends when come to meet us
Shall barge in ere e’en air entering there.
    I try and soothe senses of your kind soul,
    You pause plucking flowers flourishing there,
I tell you, flowers will die anyway,
And shall die a slow death suffering there. 
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Ghazal |16.09.2025 | flowers, friend, love, rain


Premium Member waking on dew

waking on dew
  young magnolias rise
from strokes of tinseled light

each bloom becomes a forest --
  in watercolor gold

Premium Member The Perfume Bottle


The Perfume Bottle

The perfume bottle, sparkling clear and bright,
Gifted to me by my bride, with delight,
Preciously preserved across sands of time,
 As a memory of our love still shines;

Inside the bottle lies a soft and sweet
Scent of shared love, a wholesome shining treat
Of vernal flowers, blooming fresh and new,
Handpicked for their fragrance and lively hues;

With a gentle touch, a thin spray seeps out
To outlast its whiff through the day, no doubt,
A tiny drop on the skin is not vain,
It rushes love memories in its train; 

It streams tenderness of first loving days,
Revives in my mind sweetness of old ways,
Rouses a warm feel of fond affection,
A cozy feeling, verging on passion; 

More than a perfume bottle, it`s love sign
That across flight of time does not decline,
Memory of first love held in the hand
That like rock, many a strain does withstand.

Premium Member Wise Flowers

               Royal sigh of prettiness; a dreamy flame
            Sunbeam stars - cream house its frame

         Purples rappel down the stucco siding
      Creeping phlox, magnanimous tiding

   Ruby-throated hummingbirds near it
Wise flowers attend to one’s spirit


behind the veil

your gaze hides a love
entrenched deep within your heart
peeking through the veil
a shy glance that holds my world
like dahlia blooms all seasons

Relent

If I half thought on you
You will half thought

looking into glass


     their gulf stretches in a chalice
                 with a bouquet looking into glass

Premium Member Lily

Languidly adorning cemeteries gravesites
Imbued with grace, softly hushed purity
Libation of white lilies splayed upon gray grave
Yielding sentiments of love laden in mourning

Premium Member flower faerie with striped socks

flower faerie with the striped socks is fine
We watched her bless our garden all down the line
The tulips loved her as did the daisies and the tiger lily.
Frankly said Marigold, her socks look rather silly.

Premium Member A Point of Time

A point of time alone I mark,
And shine it best I may,
And plant brave flowers upon the way,
Before I must embark.

A Flower Torn

you lost your dignity in my eyes
the moment i sat down to write-
about your impudence and lies
that you threw at me and said goodbye

a coward in the skin of a roaring lion
threw stones at my door after setting it on fire,
allow me to brief you about the damage caused
karma will always follow you, or whatever path you stroll

skin in flames, tears and my pain
you caused it all while i was grieving someone's loss
thought you loved me like i was your favorite flower
but you tore me apart from petal to petal

your prayer to ascend for heaven, will always remain as a wish
years of torture that you have me hiding under love's disguise
it will come to hunt you just like your memories haunt my dreams
and in that moment i will know that was my revenge

Premium Member ROSE

R-ose- the beauty and blush of dawn
O-lfactory senses, it tickles and teases
S-weet scent, it gives off to the pristine air
E-arly spring’s late gift, the cynosure of all eyes!

Premium Member The Muse's Consolation

To penetrate the fresh bloom of a flower,
     is a rare joy, a kind of love felt deeply,
when virgins struggle, full of desire's power,
     then collapse in warm, sensual link so sweetly.

With one, I have not known such love before;
     not in a touch, but found in books and lines,
a joy that I love, rapturously explore,
     and whose sung beauty lyrically shines.

Although I'll never know the former love
     aforementioned, the Muse's consolation
is my reward: chaste, and pure as a dove,
     she uplifts me to peaks of inspiration!

If love must be to love a woman only,
then the Muse's bloom keeps me from being lonely.

Springing here

Springing here,
Blooms dance, sunshine wafts,
Feel our smiles.

Specific Types of Flower Poems

Read wonderful flower poetry on the following sub-topics: carnation, children, daffodil, daisy, death, fairy, friendship, funeral, funny, garden, gardenia, gerbera, girl, haiku, hyacinth, iris, jasmine, kids, kindergarten, life, lilac, lily, lotus, love, magnolia, orchid, rose, rhyme, spring, sunflower, tulip and more.

Definition | What is Flower in Poetry?

Poems Related to Flower

blossom, floret, bouquet, flowered, vine, perennial, bud, herb, blossom, unfold, bush, shrub, plant

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