Chrysanthemums Poems - Poems about Chrysanthemums

You always loved reading I was never one for it You lent me one of your books It still remains in my possession You were my favourite book, you opened up to me so easily Your cover was the most pulchritudinous Little did I know your contents were valetudinous That's the thing about books, the...

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I glance over A rose in bloom Or a gold Egyptian tomb You look the same as you did last October I make sure to visit you every day The sky always looks gloomy The space between us is too roomy I can’t bring myself away I wish I was closer to you Barriers separate us in many ways You left me in a daze Can...

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Ott's (lots) chrysanthemums in bloom pitch perfect today September 14th, 2022. 861 Gravel Pike, Schwenksville, Pennsylvania 19473 the ideal place if/when ye dear reader experience maddening rage (against the machine) causing ordinarily calm demeanor to fuss and fume perhaps as best man/woman unbridled quibble between newly minted bride or groom (similar scenario between yours truly and the thirty something gal he married) both of us...

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I’ve always loved the chrysanthemums Bulbs of yellow, purple, orange, and red, Filling in blank spaces in the flower bed Perfect perennials appearing in large sums. We always called them “mums,” for short Loved making corsages of the white ones, Sometimes they remind us of colorful suns I’m told a favorite flower for a royal court. FIRST PLACE WINNER Written August 27, 2022 Submitted to:...

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A mother chrysanthemum is blooming On the side of a footpath were People are hurrying to and fro It stood quietly with the defiance of the people Showing a scene that looks coincidental Being ignored or not by the thinking eyes Just bloomed for its own destiny as a fact Not for a bit for...

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orange chrysanthemums have they been invented yet I plot their birth...

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In that time when the leaves Are on fire, Sparks from the autumn sun, I return To my place of nurturing And ancestors..... It’s there that sleep becomes A deepened slumber, And those old forgotten dreams surface once More, like a cork From a floating bottle, A discarded life Coming back like a ghost in the midnight Hour. Far off the...

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Chrysanthemums Chrysanthemums arrive in fall Yellow, white, maroon or rusty; Some grow short – some grow tall - They bloom when stormy winds blow gusty. From Children of the Autumn Garden 3-6-20 Contest Rithimus Divisa 2 Sponsor: Gregory Barden...

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Ott's (lots) chrysanthemums in bloom Highland Manor Apartments affords quick jaunt veritable exotic getaway scant miles away Schwenksville establishment rooted at least last half century local tropical paradise beckons passer(s)by to saunter imbibe fragrant aroma, espy splash of color on hillside ease hilly draw painter with palette photographer, musician, scrivener... especially during dead of winter, indoor botanical garden bounteous, capacious, herbaceous... topography exquisitely, heavenly, incredibly... landscaped flora to dazzle sense and sensibility, inebriating, intoxicating,...

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The Crysanthemums don’t know what to do It was cold, now it is hot, colors are fading too Some blossoms wilting, but the rest still alive A mixture of beauty until weather takes a dive When winter rolls its white carpet relentlessly Leaving the cold snowflakes on the plants to see Heidi Sands 9/26/17...

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Chrysanthemums Birth Seeds fill orgies needs Lay numb, pregnant on the fields Chrysanthemums bloom...

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Sonnet LXXII Coming from the Greek "krus anthemon" Heroic as the name implies, hath told Revitalised each myth that once upon Yearns wonder while a bunch of these I hold, Sufficient is the splendid orb that says, Another legend shuns the said sunrise Note all, have in abundance grand displays Together in their sphere of stark surprise Hitherto, have...

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