Best Inflorescence Poems


Premium Member Fire Poppies

Spring delights with nature’s song
But then summer comes along
With intention to compete
And excel with bouts of heat.

Stifling air by day and night 
Dazzling sun ablaze, too bright
Layered roads buckle and melt
Wildfires make their presence felt.

Searing tongues flicker and roll
Woodland burns out of control
Hungry beast won’t be denied
Till at last the flames subside.

Devastation, tears and pain
Cling to hope and autumn rain
To arrive, replace the gloom
With amazing super bloom…

Golden flowers orange, red
Hide the ashes and instead
Inflorescence soothes the heart
With the gift of nature’s art.

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A Jueju~Qijue Poetry Contest 
Sponsored by Emile Pinet
© 16th May 2023
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Sprays of Flowers For My Woven Basket

Bathing in the afterglow of sunset,
nature’s inflorescence meadows charm tread.
Sprays of flowers for my woven basket.

Gleam before the blooms fade and all forget.
Lavender, Daffodil, Take Me Instead!
Bathing in the afterglow of sunset.

Balm Jasmine, Hyacinth, Granny’s Bonnet,
slightest glow of early morning love shed.
Sprays of flowers for my woven basket.

Marigold, Primrose, at bay ... they trumpet,
raising spring voices in radiance bed.
Bathing in the afterglow of sunset.

Freesia, Begonia, nimbus duet,
rainbow chardonnay bouquet, insect fed.
Sprays of flowers for my woven basket.

Splashes of color for the daily fret,
nourishing aglow with warmth, grace breath spread.
Bathing in the afterglow of sunset.
Sprays of flowers for my woven basket.


6/10/2016   Villanelle Form

 Springtime Villanelle Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Sotto Poet 





Using ; http://www.howmanysyllables.com/
 10 syllable count with a  A-B-A   A-B-A    A-B-A    A-B-A    A-B-A    A-B-A-A rhyme

Villanelle
A French verse form consisting of five three-line stanzas and a final quatrain, with the first and third lines of the first stanza repeating alternately in the following stanzas. These two refrain lines form the final couplet in the quatrain.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Rainbow Blossoms and Fragile Bubbles

Spring labor of  rainbow blossom
As soft, gentle warm breeze pass
A tranquil redolence fragrance
Ballad on carpet grass

Clear,crisp mirrored fragile bubbles
Of purples, pinks, greens, and blend
Float and dance amongst the valley
Rupture with wet descend

My heart caresses a bouquet
Rainbow bubbles and carefree
As the fields blossoms quince for thirst
In memory of thee

Inflorescence spring flowers reborn
Breaths of bubbles gently kiss the morning blossoms


© Eve Roper 4/11/2015
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


Like Daisies On Stalks

Besotted winged pollinators
roistering barrage drowned
amidst general insectivorous cacophony
indistinct auditory signals communicated

intermingled with bounteous wafting fragrance
midwifed edenic floral pullulation
sensate admixture viz colored spectrum
amidst unrehearsed extemporaneous

orchestral suite bedded lambs
amorous ewe man like bleating songs
nature all aflutter actively socially vociferating
profuse living color rainbow pastiche

teeming soundgarden smorgasbord
cornucopia ignites mordent Utopian aural swath
visual vistas stilling spellbinding
spilling riotous carpeted web

uniting doubting Thomas's existentialism
despite unanswered queries
asper diverse modalities each specie evolved
to survive despite countervailing destructive forces

generating plethora pandemonium ironically
promulgating harmonic exemplary convergence
Highland Manor concourse aflame with new life
parented by instinctive imprimatur anonymous patents

now genetic mapping usurped with untold outcome
analysis bred crispr discovery Earthlings fiddling
glorifies honied indemnity Judeo-Christian kudos
leaves of grass kudzo resistance mutation immunizes

biosphere once prolific differentiation shrinks
becoming monocultural setting virtual stage
catastrophe plus food shortage would become
global debacle predicated, sans virulent

viral and/or bacterial strain renting asunder
tripwire unspooling delicate webbed whirl
already widely compromised more so
since Rachel Carson wrote Silent Spring


*****sapiens population explosion
pits profligate predilections planet Earth in extremis
dire crisis cavalierly dismissed humans
in hot pursuit racking up superfluous wealth

dirty deeds done dirt cheap - tricking
mother nature, who will unwittingly
spring scrumptious feeding off scrimmage
forcing capitulation or total extinction

meanwhile fostering long tall floral inflorescence
a composite having sessile flowers
apiary abuzz, cuz queen bee
can no longer wax bereft of royal jelly.
Form: Elegy

Premium Member Spring's Promise

Spring, a time when nature promises seedlings to stretch out their roots firmly embed deep into earth soil for nutrients and water. Eyes of envy upon the world's soul and mind as nature resumes its loveliness.

     Love in the air of dancing aromas of fresh budding flowers filling the air. The sun's kiss and smell of rain that  bath Nature's inflorescence meadows in the afterglow before the blooms fade and all forgotten.

     Spring brings new feelings and emotions when just stepping outside, breathing life and enjoy beautiful reborn scenery. Sounds of birds in the trees and shrubs. Animals become active with more abundance of food, feelings of love, joy, hope, and growth.


fair dandelion
vision swaddle in raindrops
comely butterfly


3/26/2021

Poetry Contest: Springtime Haibun Contest Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: M. L. Kiser
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haibun

Premium Member A Cardinal In a Tree

Come along and sit with me
And let us share a memory
Of a Spring morning with a gentle breeze.
When spied a cardinal perched in a cherry tree;

Resplendent red plumaged vision;
Radiating from soft white inflorescence;
Variegation searing the moments influence;
Homage to creations inspirational brilliance;
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Bougainvillea

It glanced seductively at Louis with intricate petals and thorns from the roadside

A weedy hawker peddled the evergreen climber to make meagre ends meet

Measuring up philanthropy and potential for growth Louis dug down in his pockets

Found a new home for the tree as he sought wild abundance and passionate care

Knew nothing about inflorescence and internodes but was enchanted by beauty


Antoinette his young lover and soulmate encouraged the deal knew about botany

While he marvelled at her gait and anatomy long enough to notice the seeds

Visions of swell budding nature embraced and caressed copious plenteous bounty

Lush pink flowers like the innocent blush on faces after commensurate move sent

Delightful shivers down his loins as he smelt musk though the plant has no scent


A love affair uncontrollable emotions gentle pricks of the thorn and delight

Five sepals and they named them faith kindness compassion exultation and hope

Like the name giving explorer Louis circumnavigated earth moon and sunshine

Kept the most wonderful travels from her navel to wild luscious heavenly harbour 

Flowerets of communion branches of intricate journeys and spread of infinite joy


They sailed the oceans together with no compass no chart only light from inside

Discovered all glorious reds orange chakras purple indigo and innocent white

Made love in radiant glows of their garden in vibrant evocative synesthetic flow

The Universe applauded chanted approval as they danced naked under awesome

Canopies dawning awnings and became the hippies they had always wanted to be


20th March 2019

Green Night

Deep down thighs, unhoisted,
what was there, harvesting the sperms ? At dusk
an inflorescence breaks into myriads
of fireworks, wrecked apologia,
interned unlikeness, insanity, kissing the goldenrod
to start the flow of bare grief.

I deserve no nobility, my moonscape
has a blazing truth about a shooting star
which went into a gape groaning. Somebody
is done for, for a fragile skull. The riverbed
buries the dead child in white sands.

That lump rises again. I said, I never carry
the death on my shoulders. Wrap up and play
the drums for I lost the pathways to enemies.


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Premium Member June

June, you welcome the sunset afterglow
Of a new brimming full Strawberry Moon.
The final full moon of spring you bestow.

Amid your warmest longer days’ balm flow
And shortest nights given a silver tune.
June, you welcome the sunset afterglow.

Nature's inflorescence meadows charm grow
In gleaming fabled moon heart start to swoon.
The final full moon of spring you bestow.

Summer solstice first day of season show 
Children's joyful laughter till afternoon.
June, you welcome the sunset afterglow.

Romance inspires inviting night to slow
Down endow with poetic lovesick loon.
The final full moon of spring you bestow.

You brighten the world gardens with their boon 
Among the rhythm rain that may be gone soon. 
June, you welcome the sunset afterglow 
The final full moon of spring you bestow.



7/14/2020
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Perfect Rhythm

.

      What a beautiful
         inflorescence
    setting on our table
      gathering colorful
             chatter
    and the smiles were
            luminous

  His eyes were glowing
 his feet and little digits
 were in perfect rhythm
  with the beats of his 
       ecstatic heart

    How much more  
could a father yearn for
           pray for

             have
son

Premium Member Candy's Smile

Sweet inflorescence
in Candy's flower shop,
and Candy standing there
in floral dress

She is smiling,
with white teeth showing,
and is inviting you to buy
her flowers

You choose,
and she makes a pretty picture,
snipping red ribbons
and smiling all the while


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5/29/2015

Contest  -  Your Favourite Old Poem

Sponsor -  Shadow Hamilton

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© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Too Hot To Tango

beautiful bountiful inflorescence, bougainvillea
your Latin American hot sauce is showing
your hot spicy pinks challenging your zesty oranges
with a tinge of thorns, you are too hot to tango

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Premium Member too hot to tango

beautiful bountiful inflorescence, bougainvillea
your Latin American hot sauce is showing
your hot spicy pinks challenging your zesty oranges
with a tinge of thorns, you are too hot to tango

Premium Member Song of The Corpse Flower, No 10: ABAB

Bug-free surroundings are most possible,
but not this repulsive, disgusting beast.
The so-called, Corpse Flower, how shockable,
repulsive, disgusting, and to the least
of it said, gives off such a horrid stench,
unbearable, odoriferous--mesh
vibrant acts that the breed needs to entrench
pollinators to the scent of dead flesh.
Twill bloom as the largest inflorescence,
a total flower stems, stalks, bracts, and bloom.
Twill blossom once every seven years. Once
pollination impacts, ensure its doom.
Tis their way to everlasting, The Corpse
Flower blooms heaven in seventh-year warps.
© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.

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