Best Marigold Poems

marigold tongues
water a flowering seed
as downy hands
mend a crushed bruised reed.

a flaxen shaft
lights a smoldering wick
as a ‘lectric beam
starts a heart’s soft tick

spines in strain
raze a barrier wall
marigold tongues
make a blade stand tall...

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Hush little baby, my little chickadee
Listen you’ll hear the symphony
As I gently rock my baby to sleep
Counting sheep with Little Bopeep

Singing you this lullaby my dear
Whispered softly in your ear
The sun sets with colours of gold
Over swaying fields of marigold

Hush little baby sleep or sing...

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marigold magic
her dainty crisp scalloped edge
tinged with burgundy...

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The tulips and the marigolds were in a gun battle today.
Queen of Tulips was mad for her latest slave Charlie had run away.
She started the battle with hatchets, battle axes, and hammers too.
Queen of Marigolds ended it with assault rifles, painted periwinkle blue....

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Sunshine tulips lined up in fancy row.
Lilac smiled, expecting a big show.
Orange-tainment provided by marigold.
My colorful garden never gets old.

Dainty lacey dark green carrot tops laughed.
Radishes caught tomorrow’s aftermath.
Purple petunias prance along the side.
Queen Anne ’s lace is renegade, better hide!

Yellow summer squash soon joins...

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She was a dairymaid, oh so sweet;
many a year ago.
Her figure was trim, her hair was neat,
with ringlets tied up in a bow.
And many a farmer would leave his plough,
the turkeys and chickens, and even the sow,
to stand and stare, a-mopping his brow,
and watch her...

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flower, garden, green, growth, nature, rain, word play,



Orange and yellow crowns
A top of long leafy stems
Blight the garden path!



Marigold's bright blooms
Pepper the air with fragrances
Just after rain fall!...

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Like charcoal stain as thick as soot,
the leaves were crumbling underfoot,
and murkiness was manifold.

I stood, enveloped by a fog,
a lonesome figure in the bog,
and shuddered in the gloaming's cold.

As through the woods I'd had to grope,
I'd had no beam of shining hope.
I'd stopped, for I'd...

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M arvelous love from our Creator, Most High
A ccentuating its hues of gold glowing days and nights
R adiance of wisdom in its flailing sights
I n your garden of life, joy keeps shining in broad light.
G lorious beauty you are, unparalleled to others
O rnaments on precious...

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Mary, Mary, Mary, with your golden brown eyes and blood red passionate heart big enough to love a cruel world

A deep encapsulating emotion you give me when I see thee

Every time I see you I leave my heart behind hoping you will pick it up

So...

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The December sun fought
to shine through the golden clouds
and reach the frozen trees
under a bright marigold sky;
even the evergreen shrubs
were covered with frost
as on those Autumn mornings.


No ducks were seen
swimming in the murky lake,
it needed them for some harmony;
an occasional gust shook
the firs drooping branches
by...

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Marigolds cover,
Vibrant colours.
Spreading her beauty,
Lustrous yellow show,
Bursting into orange hue,
Flowering blooms,
Singing natures tune,
Subliminal messages,
Touching the heart,
Tranquillity for the soul!
Pleasing to the senses,
Happiness and forgiveness,
Passion for love,
Following by example,
Planting seeds,
Satisfying and stimulating,
Celebrating creation,
Life! Beyond Eden,
Healing to the nations
Bringing to the alter,
Your garlands of peace.

Wendy Jae...

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Many intertwining crimson petals
Around a heart of pure gold
Rising all over the deep green grass
Into a bed of red earth they nestle
Gaily swinging honeyed halos
Of these tiny ballerinas in yellow
Looking like golden sun drops
Don’t wish to leave this marigold meadow...

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Tall nettles above man’s head will reach
Tiny lake like stream reflects staring into it visage
Above the lake huge dragonflies dance
The waters of the lake show true reflection of one’s soul

Beyond the nettles Komodo dragon poison spews
One can see abyss in his eyes
On the side of...

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Today I passed a marigold,
waltzing in the wind.
As sparkling silver sunbeams,
flashed it a million grins.

Returning an hour later,
my heart cried out in hurt.
The trampled fragile marigold,
lay crushed in the dirt!

No more would the little marigold,
bend and blow in the breeze,
feel sunbeams on its face,
or converse...

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