Daisy Flower Poems | Examples
These Daisy Flower poems are examples of Flower poems about Daisy. These are the best examples of Flower Daisy poems written by international poets.
A daisy in spectacles smiled at me,
her yellow face lit with delight.
Petals fanned out like an airy Elizabeth ruff,
as if she’d dressed for morning light.
She tilted toward the sun with flair,
a scholar of warmth and breeze,
holding court with honeybees
and nodding at passing butterflies.
Her glasses caught the shimmer of day,
round lenses full of sky.
I swear she winked — a petaled, gentle woman
with joy she couldn’t hide.
And there she stood, proud and bright,
a blossom wearing her best.
Proof that even the simplest flower
can bloom with a touch of jest.
Daisy dark
moonlight denizen
of dream beds.
Red rose scents
beneath diamond crusted space
Dawn will come too soon.
Daisy grace
come what breezes may
still placid
still pretty.
Wonder waits in cool shadows
with red Mars in sight.
Daisy smiles
greet blooms in the night.
Redbirds sing
in plum skies.
Pink butterfly's done roaming
beautiful blackness.
I love to hike nature in the Spring time
and one of my favorite things is to gather wildflowers
such wonderous gems - wild and elegant
they grow in forests, meadows, and along roadsides
often I find them along quiet streams
I admire the tall purple coneflower
from the daisy family- so lovely swaying under the sun
and oh those divine eye-popping colors
their seeds spread and often they end up in gardens
blooming early summer to fall
and the bees, butterflies and hummingbirds
adore them, and I do too- so drawing them is sublime
the flower was three inches
weed next to her, six feet
one of them is prickly
the other one is petite
the daisy had been there three days
weed appeared overnight
in a week daisy was one eighth of an inch high
fast-growing renegade weed has climbed into the sky
whispering daisy
held up by dandelion
cold pelting rain
violet bends her head
reverent deference to these two
There once was a girl named Katie
Whose favorite flower’s a daisy
She made mud pies you know
With water from the toilet bowl
People think she’s silly and crazy
flower of the sun
innocence and purity
hope and loyalty
Centered in sunshine, tender and pure, "girl next door", simply adorned-utterly adored and loved like crazy.
I was crazy enough to give her a daisy
Well, a bunch of daisies
Purchased on a whim
Y’know, hey she might like these
Not knowing the power of the devilish daisies
I muttered something like
“I kinda thought ya might like these”
Not sure how the Daisies did it
But they spun a gossamer web
Whispered in a quiet scent
You are crazy enough to give her a daisy
She will cherish this moment
The daisies and you
For crazy is the simplest
Of love’s expressions
In the blithe breeze
A baby’s hand opens to the light.
In a daze, the radiant blaze, towering flower
arching toward the golden solar rays.
In a time-lapsing daydream, it rises, stretches
and unfurls, soaking in and beckoning the sultry Sol,
the simmering summer Sol.
No wonder it is seen as good luck.
First conceived in childish crayon,
It bears the ragged, jagged edges
of toddler joy, of a blunt golden celebration.
Clutch it to one’s chest,
the Raggedy Ann blossom,
the perennial of laughter and glee,
great daisy pregnant with seed!
a chance meeting
digits fleeting
each I could recall
days so lazy
odd petaled daisy
I gave you a call
from one hello
how would I know
in love I would fall
would not our fate
cooperate
you loved me not at all
fifty Summers passed
they seemed so fast
then another Fall
and in the end
we became friends
under daisy's thrall
Let one thousand flowers bloom
But choose one to your liking
What a beautiful watercolor loom
Where we can intertwine our lightning
The sepals must unfurl subtly
(then supplely) handle the pistil (Ahh!)
Stigma, style, pollen so lovely
Connecting anther and stamen by fistula
We are told to talk lovingly
to our plants, no trashing
I want to bee above this flower hovering
And give a good tongue lashing
Then I’ll bump a daisy
And for her garden an Arum Titan
Flowers blooming and nothings hazy
As we sail on to the horizon
daisy chain delights
exquisitely hand crafted,
delicate trinkets
I love your calla Lily lips
Engaging emerald eyes
Heavy hibiscus hips
Creative crimson cries
Falling for daisy yellow you
like blueberry cool rain
Nothing lavender to loose
Always ambrosia green gain
Talk to me sunflower sweetie
Share your jade jasmine joy
Or if heart is begonia bleeding
Let love’s licorice fill violet void
Peony plant me in your magnolia mind
Gardenia grow me red like valentine
We will fuse like forget me nots to spine
Like spider lily of love we climb
Farewell to Spring tears
Will water wisteria hopes
Keep kalanchoe me near
To your Sea Holly holy soul
The sun is a cherry chandelier
Keeping us warm and fuchsia fed
Just as our lovely garden dear
Grows and glows in my head
midnight was glowing
in recall of antique gold
huge yellow daisy
pleasures we once knew
when dusk daisy glowed redly
twirl memory lane
golden onyx dark
shrouding melancholy moon
awakens rapture