Anemone Poems - Poems about Anemone

The Dreams of Anemone

 The forested , odorous moonlight
       is bedecked with an unparalleled  dream. 
  It shields the colored, mazy
   track from the fettered,
  chained grass.
The gory river gleaming 
in the miscellaneous mirror.
 the glittering  dreams
sparkle  like  an oracular,
    

Anemone

the broken trees roar
  an agonized rill wheezing
fervent garden thrills

- Anemone In Beautiful Glow -

  ~ With love in the heart
  - it becomes easier to deal with adversity and conflicts ~ 
                                  

- Haiku X 321 - white anemone -

                                            watching early birth
        

Anemone

Amid colorful roses, and lovely dahlias, within a garden,
I found my space in a corner, a wildflower bred by no one, 

Though my mistress wished to uproot me as a weed, I was firmly grounded.
My roots so tangled didn’t come off easy, and I refused to budge an inch.

So, I was allowed to be there

Anemone Daughter of the Wind

wind flower buttercup created by goddess Aphrodite
in blueish violet, white, pink, red, or yellow
growing wild, or as a hybrid, you are a beauty
Anemone, “daughter of the wind”

Sea Anemone Toxins

Sea anemone’s tentacles toxins kill
But the clownfish has a special skill.
Poison immune
Will return soon
Bringing food to sea anemone, regular drill.

Fragile Wind Flowers

Your Fall recurrence,

                                     sprinkling lawns multicolor.

             

Anemone

She said 
she bled 
because she was alone in it
But to be honest 
she liked it quite a bit
And no amount of therapy 
could cure her minds disease
The pain was far too sweet 
and it came with too much ease

Whispers of Anemone

She sits alone
In the chiselled grey of stone
In her thoughts so stubborn
Leaves airborne
Mostly unknown
The little that is known
Of the silence in her shapely bone
Is hidden in the tendrils overgrown
In her ringlet curls
Infinity neatly furled
Its splashes
In her eyelashes
Nestling her cares
Of the flowers of her prayer
What will be fair
To do away with or bear?
Thorns in the crimson

- Wood Anemone -

A small beautiful spring flower
Wood anemone, only seven to twenty centimeters long
An adorable little lady with white dress and yellow hair
A beauty for the eye you can not deny
A star blanket you will enjoy

That it is poisonous we all know
But you should not eat it, just look and smell
Old herbal doctors say it can be

To Anemone

Anemone, they say you are wild!
They are fond of tarrying in the shore
They forget how in faith and pride
You cancel what is less to that of more.
Anemone, come and talk to this child
He is sad and tired of their peace and war.
Come and bring every flower: wild and mild
Soften their hearts and for life open

Annemonenblüten/Flowers of the Anemone/Las Flores De La Anémona

Am Fuße der Berge
Versteckt sich ein enges Tal
Im Schatten der Gipfel

Annemonenblüten im frischen Gras
Erste zarte Boten des Frühlings

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At the foot of the mountains
Hides a narrow valley 
In the shadow of the summits

Flowers of anemones on  fresh tender grass 
The first messengers of spring

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A los pies de las montañas 
Se esconde un estrecho valle 
En

Mr. Crab and Mr. Anemone

(A hermit crab has just realized that he can barely fit into his shell and the only other 
creature in earshot to hear his cries is a sea anemone who lives on the hermit crab's shell and has been the hermit crab's close friend for many years.)

Lament dear shell! For we stayed in the sun

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