Orchid Flower Poems | Examples

These Orchid Flower poems are examples of Flower poems about Orchid. These are the best examples of Flower Orchid poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberMan-Shaped Orchid



An Italian Orchid that is native to the Mediterranean,
a cluster of pink/purple blooms that resemble men,
each wearing a hat and has a funny face too,
they grow in sun-drenched meadow,
and they dance and in the breezes,
oh, such a rare and unique flower,
that also looks like a person . . .


Premium MemberA Lovely Garden Site

Roses robust resilience renowned
Violets vigilance vibrancy
Carnations countenances
Impatiens illuminates
Lilies lavish luster
Orchid ordinance oracle
Daisies delightfully delighting
Echiums embracement enchantment
Snapdragon sensational sensual
Mums muscial muse
Tulips transude
Sunflowers swoon
Azalea bush animates

“A green Thumb person work," and to us:
"A Lovely Garden of sightful writes”

Premium MemberThe Gardener

The Gardener

I thought, could I
shape the clouds,
Those ones on high,
With hand and mind
What greater blossoms then
would come to eye!? Beauty of
some rarer orchid, or rose?
Or just the tip of my protruding
nose, sniffing for scents where
they are not…?  Botany my
heart!

Premium Memberorchid blooms

orchid blooms skirting
elegance high on a stick
~ vanity rainbow



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Memberfaeries flower

this new found flower was a combination of delight and joy
delicate, veined and fuchsia like an orchid
with teeny tiny white faerie daisies in the center
I did not know the name, but it was from God’s best imagination


Premium MemberPASSIONS PURE -LIKE A RAIN ROSE FLOWER

Splendidly, vividly she stands strong Like an orchid with thorn liken a rose Spicy yet mild elegant mature Passions pure Like a rose petal in the rain Each petal sheds a tear Rain falls down, I be lifted up Tears falls down just rain drops Splendidly, vividly she stands strong Like an orchid with thorn liken a rose Spicy yet mild PASSIONS PURE -LIKE A RAIN ROSE FLOWER
7/9/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr©.

Premium MemberFlowers

Forsythia my friend, I still cannot not discern, 
does a fiddlehead unravel into a lacy fern?

Lilly pads, flowered floating seats for fortunate frogs.
Monet’s favorite plant at his Giverny bog. 

Orchid. This word becomes a lyric in a beautiful song.  
A flower that is elegant, tranquil, and calm.

Wisteria emanates from little pea shaped blooms,
giving us a lavender, lovely perfume.

Echinacea, “Gazuntite”
A cousin to the daisy, whose name sounds like a sneeze.
Lovely on a table with a crumpet and some tea.

Rhododendrons, so large, pink and scarlet.
A shrub so thick and quite exotic.

Snapdragons are not dangerous at all, they often bloom right into fall.
Those ruffly, curly, open leaves, beg " Come in for lunch, honey bees"

Premium Memberamazingly detailed delicate

reflecting dew drop
showing off orchid’s prettiest fuchsia
amazingly detailed, delicate and refined
I marvel that so much beauty can be found
In tiny bubble of innocence
which will dissipate

Premium MemberSong of The Bucket Orchid No 11: ABBA

Flower blooms heaven in seventh-year warps,
yet, Coryanthes, the Bucket Orchid,
is an odd flower. The lip's limited
into a water-filled bucket; bugs, oops, 
fall in, but can't fly out, it’s not for show.
Evolution shaped, for thousands of years, 
the male orchid bees as equal partners.
The orchid makes a scented chemical
that's used by male bees to court female bees. 
To get the perfume, male bees drop into
the flower’s bucket and go through snags to
escape, freeing pollen stuck on bodies. 
Males now have perfume to attract females,
and pollen to pollinate -- love now sells.

Premium MemberSong of The White Egret Orchid No 5: ABBA

Flowers have that novel effect on schism,
where the uniqueness of its design forms
compare that White Egret Orchid performs
like its namesake, chicken or the egg, ism
being afloat plume or the blooming grews.
Soggy-bottom boys and girls 'tis they want
of this bit of a ground-hugger-like haunt.
Sophistication hails for untamed shrews
attracts from up or a transferred potter,
with a metal device tool like a pick,
the gifted angular, pruning, technique,
lauds the fringed orchid, White Egret Flower.
Monkey Face Orchid, to Yulan Pink Birds,
venture advances, the future ... occurs.

Premium MemberSummer Garden

Is a rose of red, or white just a rose?
they have the scent to hypnotize us all,
some flowers’ scent like jasmine's is intense,
reminds me of romance in the nightfall.


Beauty of the orchid, lei and ginger,
Appreciated by a butterfly, 
Also loved, how intricate their figure!
spellbound, they hover and adore, and fly.

I walk around my garden and my field,
Admire petunias and marigold, 
the birds of paradise - divine their path,
Daisies, dahlias bring heaven to this earth.

Sunflower and pansy look so pretty,
feel like watching them in summer daily.
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberI Feel Humbled

gorgeous hybrid slipper orchid
with your dainty spots and dots
muted yellow with white ruffles
your confidence commendable
your beauty undisputed
I feel humbled to be entrusted to your care

Premium MemberPurple Yellow Orchid

purple and yellow, the colors of romance
showing up in ruffles and speckles
orchid delicacy pretties herself
there is a liveliness and a loveliness
she has outdone herself yet again

Premium MemberSordid

Tulip became orchid upon death,
As false as sordid love I held.

Premium MemberOrchid Is One of a Kind

orchid has fascinated scientists
Charles Darwin wrote her up in a book in 1862
She is a complex flower, who has evolved
achieving self-pollination and cross-pollination

Delicate, aromatic and pretty.
She adapts her color shape and odor
Prefers to attract male insects
because she is a female?

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