Best Jasmine Poems


Night-Blooming Jasmine

Night-Blooming Jasmine 

expert seducer with soft silky lips, silver blue moon
sweetly kisses a slumbering beauty awakening desire;
greeting her lover, Night-Blooming Jasmine unfolds perfumed petals

11-02-2015

Contest:      Any Old Poem #6
Sponsor:      SKAT A
Placement:   6th

Premium Member Jasmine - Haiku

poet’s jasmine vine

      incense of inspiration

spirit in the night


Susan Ashley
November 8, 2020


~ Poem Of The Day ~
November 10, 2020

A Climbing Jasmine

 Every now and then I come  to you ...

A climbing jasmine through the window of your heart

 a blushful  smile beneath your sheets

a fragrant scent in waking thoughts

an empty porch of swinging dreams.

Every now and then I come to you ...

A drop of sunshine  on  winter lips

a tender touch upon bare shoulders

a yearning moment  in an ardent kiss

Every now and then I come to you ...

A hush -hushed whisper on a restless eve

a melting snowfkake upon your lash

a fallen  petal tickling  your cheek

Every now and then I come to you...

a lingered breath behind your ear

 a gentle breeze of visions gone

that once blew softly within your hair


Premium Member Jasmine

wishful petals bloom
dance upon my memories
soothing scents of you

Premium Member Her Name Was Jasmine and Her Beauty So Divine

Her Name Was Jasmine And Her Beauty So Divine

Her name was Jasmine and her beauty so divine
Her voice was a picture of mountain majesty
Soft melody and sweet words kissed ear so fine
Me to stand back, not ask her out, a travesty.

I was on fluffy cloud nine when she said her yes
Did not bother me that it was not a clear match
Jessie said, yep, she felt sorry for you I guess
She gets good look at you, she close door, hit the latch.

I gave flowers and sweetest kisses in the morn
Cook her waffles and my special bacon and eggs
Gave God thanks, asked Gabriel to blow his horn
I was Romeo when to Juliet he begs!

She would call me her darling and her handsome prince.
Never heard such honey-baked words ever since.

Robert J. Lindley, March 7th, 1972
Sonnet

1st note- '""Gabriel""

""A Gabriel's horn (also called Torricelli's trumpet) is a type of geometric figure that has infinite surface area but finite volume. The name refers to the Christian tradition where the archangel Gabriel blows the horn to announce Judgment Day.""

2nd Note:
In youth we face many challenges, love being a very big one..

A Jasmine Garland Seller

A female tongue pushes me down from the swing of sleep.
Rain kids rouse the stink of railway track in the dawn.
A long chain of complaints tinkles on her lips.
Worries about her female children at home
rise up like the black smoke from the train.

His liquor reddened half opened eyes gaze
at the life-like-fan – its rotation makes him dizzy.
His sweet brown lady drags him into his duties.


She arranges attractively jasmine garlands 
in her basket on the floor of the compartment.
Basket never enjoys the fragrance, but only carries.

First printed in my book, Kanoli Kaleidoscope, by Punkswritepoemspress, US.


Jasmine Secrets

Waterfall wishes
Jasmine secrets serenade-
Cockatoo tells all

Premium Member Jasmine

As time of day draws near 
     It becomes very clear
That you become your 
     Loveliest in cool of night.
When twilight disappears
     And the silver moon 
Begins her stealthy climb

The humid tropic eve coaxes 
     You to slowly bloom....
Then in that evening air I
     Become quite aware of 
Your heady sweet perfume.
     In the pale moon light I 
View skin that's snowy bright

Like the flowers milky white 
     In the evening as they bloom.
Your beauty radiates in the dark
     As you stand there in elegance
And grace, I can see about 
     Your lovely face, it's time for 
You to get some sleep. 

You retire in sweet repose
     As Jasmine's petit petals close.
When lovers say good-night
     And darkness turns to light,
It will be for you, my love, I weep.

6-1-17

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A Climbing Jasmine

Every now and then I come to you
A climbing jasmine through the window of your heart
A blissful smile beneath your sheets
An empty porch of swinging dreams.
Every now and then I come to you
A drop of sunshine on Winter lips
A tender touch upon bare shoulders
A yearning moment in an ardent kiss.
Every now and then I come to you
A hush-hushed whisper on a restless eve
A melting snowflake upon your lash
A falling petal tickling your cheek.
Every now and then I come to you
Sweet lingering breath behind your ear
A gentle breeze of visions gone
that once blew softly within your hair.


Ps-A revised repost.

Jasmine

Beyond imagination,
Jasmine!
A Marilyn Monroe
Among flowers,
Blonde sensual appeal,
Love’s sweet nature
Aroma for life,
Essential oils,
Born to spread fragrance,
Symbol of beauty
Whispering infusions,
A passionate breeze, 
Enchanting perfume,
Bringing happiness,
Drifting into the night,
The most seductive scent,
Of her time,
Inspiring the public eye.

Wendy Jae

Premium Member Study In White

Acrid smoke in the scientist’s bell jar
Blankets of chenille-covered snow
Crystalline carbon diamond star
Drips forming stalactites grow
Effervescent waterfalls’ dreams
Frothy-topped cappuccinos 
Gelid surfaces of lakes and streams
Halos of angels in holy repose 
Icebergs splitting from their source 
Jasmine-covered pergolas in Spring
Knuckles clenched in fear or remorse
Love’s purest form sobering
Mandala patterns on frosted window
Newly-born flamboyant flamingos
Opalescent lustre of pearls on show
Pineapple-licious snow cones 
Quills of the porcupines’ defense
Ringlets of great-grandparents’ hair 
Steamy hot springs vapor intense
Trailing wisps of London fog air 
Undulating winter foothill maze
Veils of fine tatted lace purity 
Wieliczka Salt Mine passageways
Xilinous spider webs artistry
Yahrzeit candle flame in memoriam
Zephyrus ballooning sails on a whim

Premium Member - Winter Jasmine -


                                        The landscape of snow
                                   Tiny buds, the winter through
                                         Spring, still far away
                                    Winter Jasmine buds yellow,
                                   bended bows on the branches

                                        The dance that returns
                                        in a scented yellow ring
                                           Spring fairies calling
                                     Beauty will ascend the throne
                                     Carved from a single ice cube

Premium Member jasmine jingle hiku

snow-white sepals s w i r l 
g   l
    i   d 
      i 
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       g     past  emerald orbs ~ 
a jasmine j i 
                 n
                g l e

Premium Member Jasmine

"Thanks for watching over me, your scent brings back memories of my childhood." quote by poet 

Sweet winsome scent croon through spring 
within dense forest nature in a respite rest, 
beneath brightening sky; flowers take wing
in brisk surfing dance reviving kiss in a vivid dream. 

Enchanting white blooming jasmine vines 
waltzing, embroidering through trellis-work. 
Its inspiration graceful elegance of beauty 
and wafting scent essence of love. 

Daydreams of poetry it makes.

1/3/2023
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Moonlit Rays Bounce On Jasmine Scented Hair

Moonlit Rays Bounce On Jasmine Scented Hair

She first came to me in the setting sun
her long searching soul wondrously agape
that June night dancing having youthful fun
in her arms, I begged for no escape.

Moonlit rays bounce on jasmine scented hair
as earth, time itself stood silently still
none matched or could her bluest eyes compare
for beauty's truth and grace of that night's thrill. 

Days glory resplendent, hours were treasure
morns set each soft and deep romantic kiss
her heavenly touch was beyond measure
we sought heart's every moment not to miss.

She coming to me with the setting sun
I would again race to in a mad run.

Robert J. Lindley, Aug 3rd, 1979
edited and presented 6-27-2020
Sonnet, ( Romantic fervor and sensual delights )
( Where In Youth A Great Treasure Was Once Found )

Note:
From a memory thus was born
feast of love and youthful kissing
she from my arms fatefully torn
heart shall forever be missing....

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