Best Apricot Poems
Apricot TartsAs I lie here on my death bed
Feeling the last beats of my heart
My only regret is, I didn't close
The lid on the apricot tarts
Sounds like a kind of trivial thing
But to some, it's a big faux pas
Little things are very important
To me, that's a...
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Categories:
apricot, humorous,
Form:
Quatrain
Apricot Skin Apricot DressApricot skin
Apricot face
Apricot hands
Apricot knees
Apricot apricots
Apricot cat
Apricot paint
Apricot baby's bottom
In my world I always think
Of a pricey apricot dress
My husband's pal paid way too much for it
Wanting to impress a girl who modeled it at a table for us.
Wanting to show off that he had...
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Categories:
apricot, emotions, fun, funny, girlfriend,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
apricot,
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Asian ApricotOh cute white blossoms
Wow! What a clear sign of spring!!
Aroma of pink...
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Categories:
apricot, adventure, beauty, flower, nature,
Form:
Senryu
The Persistence of a Memory of Apricot ShampooThe Persistence of a Memory of Apricot Shampoo
by Michael R. Burch
For all that I remembered, I forgot
her name, her face, the reason that we loved...
and yet I hold her close within my thought:
I feel the burnished weight of auburn hair
that fell across her face, the...
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Categories:
apricot, desire, hair, longing, love,
Form:
Sonnet
Categories:
apricot, nature
Form:
Monoku
What Is the Colour of ApricotThe colour of apricot is warm,
and like the jam you see in shops.
It's like a symphony.
It's like a symphony of gold
that you find you have forgotten
suddenly.
The colour of apricot is not raspberry.
It won't make you think of red in the night
and scream.
It's like peach, but...
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Categories:
apricot, color, imagery, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
Apricot BrandyThere once was a woman named Sandy
Who liked jelly candies and apricot brandy
While her teetotaler husband was away
She drank a bottle of brandy that day
When he was home enjoyed only the candy...
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Categories:
apricot, food, funny, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
Another Apricot SunriseIt was just one of those splendid days, which held no excitement;
Moreover it required none, for in its stillness, I was content.
Lying on the forest green grass, luxurious blue skies in my eyes,
Summer winds brought me nature's music, and I needed no surprise.
I found fun...
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Categories:
apricot, destiny, friend, imagery, nature,
Form:
Couplet
Apricot SunriseApricot sunrise
by a rippling muddy creek...
Spring rain overflow
The scent of honeysuckle
permeates the cold north breeze....
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Categories:
apricot, nature,
Form:
Tanka
Apricotapricot sunrise
seen through pear tree's white blossoms....
birds quietly sleep ...
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Categories:
apricot, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Apricot TartsAs I lie here on my death bed
Feeling the last beats of my heart
My only regret is, I didn't close
The lid on the apricot tarts
Sounds like a kind of trivial thing
But to some, it's a big faux pas
Little things are very important
To me, that's a...
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Categories:
apricot, angst,
Form:
Quatrain
Apricot Brandy BottleApricot Melts Daily Sorrows.
Apricot Dissipates Daily Strains.
Apricot Dulls Daily Physical Pains.
Apricot Deceives All Others.
Apricot Emotionally and Physically Isolates.
Apricot Purges First True Love.
Apricot Forgives A Deceased Father.
Apricot Forgives A Deceased Mother.
Apricot Distances A Living Brother.
Apricot Abandons Birth Home.
Apricot Tolerates Daily Supervisors.
Apricot Confines Youngest Daughter.
Apricot Confines Eldest...
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Categories:
apricot, death, lost love, mother,
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ApricotThe way to eat an apricot
Most do it without little thought
But when I ate apricots today
I had so much more to say
It's unique orange has a glow
Makes your eyes twinkle like snow
I guess what I'm trying to explain
Is that when you're eating don't be a...
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Categories:
apricot, food, life
Form:
Quatrain
Apricot TreesApricot Trees
David J Walker
My mother randomly spoke of the beauty
She saw in trees that lined
The streets in town
The boughs and branches placed
in parks and esplanades on Arbor days in the
all but forgotten past now hidden in the ether
Of dementia that was...
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Categories:
apricot, memory, mother,
Form:
Rhyme