Best Petunias Poems

Kiss My Petunias

Call yourself a poet
Or is it poetess?
Your so called poems a child could do
Your work is such a mess.
Hairy fairy rubbish, this what you write
Under the guise of poetry
Your words are such a fright
You offer sickly sweet friendship
 What a joke that is
You...

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 Oh, beautiful petunias,
how I love your satin blooms;
and whimsical colors,
that flow from my hanging basket !
And no matter how hot you still thrive;
asking me only for  ...  water ! 


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July 12, 2021


Poetry/Verse/Divine Petunias
Copyright Protected, ID 07-1372-588-12
All Rights Reserved, 2021, Constance La France


Written...

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Starry eyed!
Petunias gazed into the sky,
The sun shining high,
Daydreaming began,
Petunia’s argued!
Who was the best?
In God’s favour,
“I am!” Chirped up Red,
The passionate one,
“No better flower than me.”
“Well” Said Purple,
Enchanting and mysterious,
Full of grace and charm.
Pink uttered!
“Mothers of course”
Compassionate and gentle”
Yellow pulled a face! “Be quite” 
Turning...

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pink, purple, or white

 petunias are enchanting ~

 bright summer bloomers.


Date written: 04/18/2020...

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In fertile loam soil rising
From railroad ties aligned new,
When spring rains and warm sun come
I will plant petunias, pink and blue. 

written January 12, 2022
[a Lind30 (7/7/7/9) format invented
by Poet Robert Lindley and introduced
on Poetry Soup]...

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There lives this lady on Poetry Soup
One of the sweetest of the whole damn group
Dragons and Trolls
Owned her soul
They ate her petunias, those damn nincompoops...

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