Flowering Poems - Poems about Flowering

“The earth laughs in flowers.” - Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson --------------------------------------- Spring has just taken a leap Blushing sun is on hot trail Teases trees with playful smile. Surprises avenue tree Flares up flamboyant clusters Impatient - so like new bride. Gulmohar is her sweet name Peacock like, scarlet petals Her Beauty lights up sun's rays. While the other nearby trees Stand in bare green downplaying Their potent...

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SUN-FLOWERING PEOPLE Black and beautiful… Liberty’s ebon flowers… Rooted in freedom… Like His sunflowers, Let us stand in bright glory; Sunshine gleaming us:- Ebon sunflowers; Our bright eyes stayed on the prize– Liberty’s statues:- ...

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Moonflowers dance with desert stars Where wisdom meets the wild heart In gardens, time forgot to name Between the spaces silence holds Truth blooms like midnight roses Each secret wrapped in shadow's grace Dark skies cradle golden dreams Where the impossible takes root And colours learn to sing by heart Thorns write love letters to silk While strength embraces gentle ways In nature's contradiction dance Seasons melt...

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spring splendor wait and see between each breath nature’s flower vase filled with budding beauties morning dew drops glistening unquiet trees reach for the sun confessions of happy thoughts and joy a blissful season that is never lost...

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Our bond is like a flower. That blooms in absence of the rain Words pour from the night shatter with smile and joy caressing its veins Its dry roots grow strong and deep It's like a song that transcends __heard from a far time sleep for the fruits of love it suspends Two lovely souls entwined bonded with glue...

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Tidal connection, wild flowers woo a Clownfish; Anemone bond, give in give up a little; Flourish and flow together. Seeds of ambrosia, birds fight over leftovers; Mammals with munchies pass around shareable plates; It’s never polite to gorge. Dancing Bryony playing both sides of the coin, grant don’t play my wish; Trusted you with a secret, don’t drown my faith in poison. Peak of abundance, blushed pizazz peppers the air; Cherry...

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gems in abundance ...

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An old kitchen dresser stood against a wall in the shed. Its drawers were full of things that kept a small boy occupied for hours. Retired kitchen gadgets, tools, balls of string and a treasure trove of discarded odds and ends hoarded just in case something there might “come in handy one day”. There was a drawer off limits for little hands, my grandmother's...

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sparrow wings flutter their breathless music in a hidden niche between prayer and lust i am so grateful for the damp passions of your hands for these long flights of a pleasuring surrendering as one wild flowering we arrive together upon the same pulse you cry-out on a surf of bliss i as a one high crest releasing oceans and now beloved your body is full of my tears...

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june brings brighter times the rhododendron blossoms - ...

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Roy Campbell 'FLOWERING RIFLE' ...

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"Flowering Spring, of new life and rebirth; today is a day we honor when Jesus rose from the dead." Quote by poet Season of Joy and Hope near Easter; Jesus's resurrection, a time to exalt Him so dear. We celebrate Easter Sunday We dress in our very best go to church we appear. A basket of brightly painted eggs brought by...

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Sequences Are mind Constructs.. Connections.. Stories of Evolution Emergences Growth.. Empty words Flowering All at once......

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Yes, the full bloom is pretty all that culmination just short of perfection, that opening, a hasp and harbor for light and warmth a wide-eyed blossoming raised up in a blind glory ...

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shades of black and white, the angels dance - lauded, first flowering of Spring. like a royal crown, the praisers go ‘round - the cherubim celebrate with flute, flag and gold harp. stirs, the thawing soil, the sunlight cheering with the scent of pine, potent chlorophyll and rain - the first sign of Spring endearing. a hope that lifts up mankind - God’s...

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