Kids Flower Poems | Examples
These Kids Flower poems are examples of Flower poems about Kids. These are the best examples of Flower Kids poems written by international poets.
Holy Told-ye-o, I can’t belief
in the hot blustering sun, my pore rose
felt to the difficult ground, droopping it’s head and leafs
oh my pore pore pore rose. I am afeared its toast.
You rilly think it deservd this?
For heavens sack, it didn’t naught.
I loved that melliflous flour like I love my too kids.
I cant belief the weigh human beans with no apathy laught
about it dyeing!
While morning peeps
Daisies alight
Decked in laced white
Field bursts with hues
More blooms unfold --
Plums, clives so gold
And daybreak glints,
Flushed with soft sun
Kids humming...' fun'
Rows of florets
Flaunt their poses
Like whirled roses!
Baskets carry
Long- stemmed bouquets
Oh, lovely sprays
Buds of April ,
Glowing with charm
Their brushed tints...warm!
Lame excuses don't cut it.
Takes more than flowers to impress me.
Man up ~ say you're sorry.
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2026
at the peak
of Summer
a calm heat
all is green
and silent
lantanas
have flourished
all in bloom
most orange
one bright red
the bouquet
says hello
when I step
out to greet
day or night
gives solace
to my heart
most grands’ grown
and far off
bless my soul
and God bless
my soul’s test
it is hard
but I’m blessed
in Summer
leaves will turn
leaving limbs
twirling hues
what more can
I ask thee
I’ll feel chill
fairly thrilled
when kids call
in shiver
of Autumn
Spring in the air
Easter Time
Easter Eggs
Hunt and find
Search here and there
Jelly Bean Sweet
Kids taste buds treats
Easter baskets assorted
Some are made while others are made to order
Duracell Bunny keeps going and going
M&M keeps egg showing
Spring flowers
Dress up clothes
Easter Parade
Extraordinary Creative hats
Easter front and center
Churches to enter
As Easter heads your way
Happy Easter on this day.
I can see:
The pretty blue sky,
with bright sun shinning.
Fall garden sleeping,
flowers are all dead.
Big bees a buzzing.
I can feel:
Cool breeze touching,
my warm dry skin.
Warm lovely sun,
covers me up.
I can hear:
The birds sing,
barking dogs.
Kids on bikes.
I can smell:
Coffee,
donuts.
I can taste:
Cream.
Little sister thought of bouquet so sweet,
For her older sister, gift hard to beat.
She gathered spring flowers, stem to top on
Creating a bouquet bright as the sun.
The bouquet grew bigger, out of control,
Blocking her view, she couldn't see a soul.
Holding it, she made her way to the deck,
To surprise her sister, who'd be a wreck.
With a cute smile, she offered the bouquet,
Inside the bouquet, they vanished away.
Mom and Dad are lwondering, in dismay,
Where did the kids go? They can't find a way.
Picture # 2
snow
no more
warmer days
birds are singing
squirrels scampering
pretty flowers blooming
kids playing and having fun
lawn mowers are humming away
looks like spring has sprung into color
spring is the very best time of the year
Desert Botanical Garden - Phoenix, AZ
Come and find me in this garden;
I know not where the hours go.
Palm fronds brush against my cheek -
Lone toadstool, blush of mallow.
They say this is the Garden of Eden -
Rocks of lichen, red yucca.
But I think this is probably heaven -
Birds-of-paradise and vinca.
You will find here a green shelter;
Shade fills the inner sanctuary.
Canaries whistle o'er yonder -
Dew drops on a banana leaf.
Let's be as kids like we once were;
Take my hand, let's go find its end.
Make a wish on a four-leaf clover -
White passion vine, black-eyed Susan.
Heaven can wait if we persevere.
Let my bosom be your headrest.
Morning glories open to the day;
Sure feels like we're heaven-blessed.
Consider the lilies, they neither toil nor spin ~~
--they don’t have a house full of kids to support!
written January 16, 2022
Riss Rumphius lived by the sea
the Lupine Lady, free as can be
tossing seeds for many hours
pleasing kids-- with her flowers
I think she lived a fulfilling life
even without ever being a wife
look how the children love her
like a flower-fairy god-mother
I do not have to wait till later
to grow lupines above the equator
I grow forget-me-nots already --
they're multiplying -- & spreading!
New project: pressed & dried
flowers between the pages hide
till they create some dainty gift
when the pressing works (well, IF)
what's different about my days? not a walk in the park
but a gallop around the block, grand
boys in tow, towing me. picking me
wildflowers. we have a spring
in our steps, though mostly housebound.
what about work? the library's closed
to the public, some of us
at home have homework even as we help
our kids do the same. a book review
for me. i must
read a young adult book. i've picked Dandelion
Wine, drinking it up. Ray Bradbury's the poetic author
of this uplifting childhood treat.
busier, more contemplative snippet of time. renewing
my mind with peace, in unusual circumstances.
3/19/2020
Kids today spend up to 7 hours or more a day
Watching TV
Using computers
Using phones and electronics
Not good for brains and bodies
Kids who watch too much TV
Play too many video games
May see a lot of violence
They might spend less time
Being active and creative
Asking questions and solving problems
Getting together with friends
Think about how you can be a role model
Try to limit your screen time too
Use your family time to play board games
Go for a walk or bike ride
Read a book together
May be Gospel reading
Dinner together
Keep TV turned off
Plan any TV watching
Choose 1 or 2
Appropriate programs
Watch
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