Bouquet Poems | Examples

List of Member Poems

Premium Member Tulip Bouquet

her prodigal son brings a bouquet of tulips, gifting also a smile

Premium Member A Floral Footle Bouquet

Dressed for Easter

frilly
lily

Spring’s best bloom

Awesome
blossom

The European

Gallia
dahlia

The Sentimental Flower

Soppy 
poppy

The Wilted One

Floppy
poppy

Bouquet, Left On A Seat

Bouquet, left on a seat
Wet and wind-swept.
Lamp, beside: " sobbed who tarried; 
Cursed, when offstept.


Bouquet of chance

After wedding in our church,
Valentine was left in the lurch,
Cupid offered red flower,
Wifey from abuse did cower,
It was a bouquet of chance,
Horror from romance,
Yes, any rat can turn,
None wept over his urn,
Cupid flitted away,
Battered wife now okay,
And he had been turning back,
Global chicks cut his slack,
He was no gal's kind of guy,
Lover he did not personify,
Little women beware,
Keep safe when dating there!

Premium Member Bouquet of Weeds

blind dates rarely blossom but they make a wonderful bouquet of weeds.

Premium Member A most precious bouquet

Each rose, gratitude gathered into a bouquet.
Family bonds made stronger with the years.
Friendships nurtured along the journey.
Treasured smiles upon faces of loved ones.
What better memories to have and cherish.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025


Conspicuous Bouquet

She was here the other day 
She’s still here with her wooden cart, devoid of paint
She believed posies and periwinkle could feed her children 
For a while, it was good
Not until the leaves fell off by the street
The cart was too heavy to push
And the newspaper used to wrap a bouquet had soaked 
The lines on her face grew visible 
And her hair lost its vibrant ebony hue
Her back against the ruined 
Where big crabbed letters run across the dilapidated walls
The passersby in the city had become unfamiliar 
Her head down,
Her arid eyes watching the parched petal 
Of her sunflower
Till late evening, the flowers sit cold
Summer came, a young lad pushed the same cart
With the same sight of decorative flowers
And  I never saw her again

Premium Member Walking In The Rain

Rain-streaked slippery street
Wet dull sun instils melancholy
In the air, lamp shimmers on drenched pavement,
Weather-beaten souls in a variety of hats.
Pretty Girl in long flowing skirt holding
Bouquet of radiant yellow flowers,
A luminous aura of elation surrounds her
effervescent existence, 
Gentleman passing by with minimal care.

Premium Member taking no chances

Avoiding the bridal bouquet thrown my way

Premium Member Pretty Lady’s bouquet goes unnoticed

A pretty woman with a yellow flower bouquet in hand,
Walks down the street in light drizzle,
Her pretty hat covers her flowing blond hair lightly,
The flowing white skirt over dancing legs creates beauty.

A handsome man walks by her,
Immersed in the beauty of streetlights and drizzle,
He hardly notices the pretty woman go past him,
May be the lady’s bouquet was not meant for him.

The street is enchanted with yellow moon and flying birds,
May be this magic will find the man of lady’s dream.

Bouquet Shines as Lamppost

An imagist glimpse of metamodern beauty

Her swagger sweeps the street.
Men pretend not to see—
yet their eyes beg the bouquet in her hand,
a wish disguised as disinterest.
She aligns with the lamppost,
the background tilts to her hue,
as if the lamp and pavement
had robbed the sun of its yellow—
and still,
her beauty hovers beyond this world.

Premium Member Wooden Tulip Bouquet

After the day her soul will fly away,
I will buy her a wooden tulip bouquet.
"I give you all of my love today," I'll say,
Instead of giving them all away.

Premium Member Card left

card left unsigned
bouquet left at the door
~ cautious admirer


AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Submitted on September 3, 2025 to contest 1409 SENRYU sponsored by BRIAN STRAND - RANKED 1ST

Premium Member Petals from the heart

a bouquet brings a window to life



AP: 1st place 2025

Premium Member The perfect pairing

today i bought
a small bouquet
six long stems
of tender buds
in vivid blue

as luck
would have it
the day before
i'd bought a tall
and slender vase
never thinking
the two were
destined for
each other

the bouquet
slid into the vase
like it was
meant to be
a rare elegance
i'd rarely seen

so here we are
in awe
admiring
six irises
in their
graceful
ballerina
pose


AP: Honorable Mention 2025

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