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Flora Poems - Poems about Flora

Between The Covers - Tribute to Rain Literary Magazine
Pull back the covers and experience, Just how fresh and crisp it is inside, Discover a poet who once lived among us, And built community, Out of encouragement, fun and wondering Like you, he pondered the mysteries of foreign flagged ships, That leaked rust out of every orifice. Listened intently to “The Ship Report” on KMUN Radio Wondered about the crew stuck on...

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Categories: flora, art, poetry, poets, river,
Form: Blank verse
Peculiar Flora
There is but one thing in my life that matters, one ounce of sand, the rest is finger extensions, caught in the side breeze — that is all you need, one thing to keep — oar the aspen river rose....

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Categories: flora, encouraging,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Summer Heat
Flora and fauna are in hiding. No life stirs to do the day's biding. Feisty dog days are back in violent attack! No sign of humid heat subsiding!...

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Categories: flora, environment, life, nature, summer,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member scorching sun
flora and fauna troubled by the scorching sun~ near their extinction...

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Categories: flora, 4th grade, sun,
Form: Haiku
Ecosystem Heart Failure
See within those starry skies, Beauty of binding vines, Fluorescent meaning lies, In its parting petals spouting lies. A clams soft pink shell, Glints in thousand little pearls, They glide gracefully and swell, Winding around the rivers swirls. The white serpents eyes are peach, Tempting, soft but out of reach, High up in the turquoise trees, It's flicker preceding a cool breeze. The glowing fruits are unfamilar, No...

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Categories: flora, animal, discrimination, fantasy, fruit,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member budding moon
buds begin to leaf begging for bucolic growth ~ flora in full dress (May Full Moon – Cree)...

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Categories: flora, birth, environment, life, moon,
Form: Haiku
Delphic
The forest is my loyal friend A Delphic shrine to me.-- Ralph Waldo Emerson The tow’ring trees with their branches widespread Sift light which falls like a golden shower (As when Zeus to Danaë’s chamber came) Reaching the moist earth joyful to receive The warmth that causes all flora to breathe-- From the stoutest bough to the smallest leaf. This place is...

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Categories: flora, allusion, fantasy, mythology, nature,
Form: Free verse
A world without war
I will be very pleasure, ...

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Categories: flora, 7th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Narrative
A world without a war
I will be especially pleasure, ...

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Categories: flora, 7th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member feelings of flora
trembling dry leaves cling to close-knit exhausted twigs --- green leaves and stems laugh ...

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Categories: flora, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member summer
summer fades away as fall emerges refreshed ~ flora take succor...

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Categories: flora, autumn, flower, summer,
Form: Haiku
Saving Flora
uniformity flocking together to aid an inclusive task July 3, 2023....

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Categories: flora, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Bottle Cap In the Sand
Bottle cap in the sand. forsaken barren beach. Towel colors once grand diminished by sun’s bleach. Tropical paradise long left barren by man. Hurricane a surprise, deserted without plan. Collapsed plastic beach balls strewn among the seaweeds. Once bright the eye recalls, but now the sight recedes. Hibiscus trees deflexed, entwined with pale, pinched palms. Verdant life springs forth vexed. The damaged, begging alms. Flora and fauna rise; slow repristination. Beach in rousing...

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Categories: flora, beach, flower, loss, nature,
Form: Rhyme
The Sea
Guys, Do you visit the sea for entertainment only If you say yes, you will not much know about it surely. You have to see the other side of the...

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Categories: flora, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Fair Warning
stealthily hiding behind gray white mists wispy smoke rising heavenward in twists within caldera red hot lava boils menacing flora, fauna and topsoils beware if ground beneath feet starts to quake creating distance the best choice to make don't count on Planet Earth being your friend always has potential to bring our end please try not to take it personally planets must do what...

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Categories: flora, earth, nature, planet, universe,
Form: Sonnet

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