Bloom Poems - Poems about Bloom

Pain sat in my chest all winter. I tore it open— primrose petals burst from my rib cage....

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Happy June, America, we made it out of the doom and gloom. We enter into the fun and sun, and to the outdoor sounds. Sounds of laughter and joy, children playing in the yard. Sounds of birds singing in the tree giving us the feeling of a warm, happy day. The green all around us makes...

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The city sleeps, a myriad of hushed dreams, but above the quiet rooftops, a different kind of life unfolds. The streetlights, distant stars, cast long, serpentine shadows down empty lanes. A breeze, a lilt of forgotten music, whispers through the highest leaves. Somewhere beyond the familiar haze, the lunar glow fights through, a pale witness to the night's slow turning. I imagine currents of light, a cascade...

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The garden Brightens, a vibrant array, Where shadows Linger, now softly they fade. A tender Opening, at close of the day, Each delicate Outline, so finely displayed. The sun's gentle touch, a warm, golden hue, A quiet Moment of nature to view, With beauty that’s timeless, brightly unfolds, Such intricate secrets the quiet earth holds, A promise whispered, fresh and alive, As life's gentle...

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Shall I compare thee to an onyx rose? Too dark for day, too ripe, yet not to rot— Thou bloom’st where sacred streamlets gently flow, Where dryads sigh and phantoms sing distraught. Twin serpents writhe along thy moonlit spine, Their glistened tongues sing out a breathless psalm; Your breath the zephyr through the cypress pine, A storm of touch disguised in...

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Shall I compare thee to an onyx rose? Thy thorns draw blood as softly as thy lips, A bloom that drinks the night where moonlight flows, With shadow wine which this mortal sips with willing lips. By torch of bone and ash of laurel leaf, We tread the path where triple faces leer, Twin serpents coil beneath thy midnight sleeves, And stir...

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There's a place without walls for those that swear that they are floors. and oh how they died like a flowers bloom they lie so still in forgotten tombs Its not to late to care. I know a place where we could go. It feeds on your fear to sooth your soul here's all the words you were trying to...

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Spring HIku 15 spring roses in bloom ...

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Midst a dirty pond, Pink lilies bloom unnoticed I love this place now....

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To see the lilac blossom once more I took a low road around my apartment building I don't do this too often So my way home was a little longer. Not much longer actually, about 200 steps more. Lilacs were beautiful, I smelled the heady scent of lilacs Walking through the back lane. I love the lilacs in bloom They were...

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Spring invites the souls , ...

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The earth exhales, a hesitant green. Not the boisterous emerald of summer, but a pale, tentative whisper against the stubborn gray of thawing ground. Then, a splash of unexpected color. A crocus, perhaps, defiant purple pushing through the damp, cold earth. Or a solitary daffodil, a trumpet of yellow announcing a victory hard-won. Brave. After months of monochrome, of skeletal branches against a leaden sky, this single...

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Moonflower jaded dewy leaves surround night’s bloom~ phantasmic nightlamps ...

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Written: May 12, 2025, for contest by: Tania Kitchin ******************* spring arrives shortly brings emporium of blooms~ earth drapes in bright hues...

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Spring Monoku spring shine spreading carpets of greens...

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