January Garden Poems
These January Garden poems are examples of Garden poems about January. These are the best examples of Garden January poems written by international poets.
Roses are Red, or Purple, or Pink
Roses are red, or purple, or pink
an artistic palette in colors that link.
Petals unfurl in radiant hues
a vibrant symphony—amor’s untamed muse.
Red blossoms, a fiery embrace
passion...
Read More
Categories:
garden, beauty, color, life, light,
Rise and Shine
Written: January 09, 2024
_________________________________________
A glimpse of a lavish dawn graced with hail,
Thorn sparkles and...
Read More
Categories:
analogy, appreciation, flower, garden,
Glistening Bells
Trumpet vines, in tangerine and cherry,
Softly whisper to those souls who know –
bell shaped blooms, so bright and merry.
Morning glories in purple, blue and berry,
Delicate...
Read More
Categories:
garden, appreciation, beautiful, beauty, butterfly,
You Stepped Into the GardenYou stepped into the garden
arrived the Bougainvillea of the spring
stanzas of poetry
You're putting on the big eyeglasses
lips on bouquet get concealed behind
the maze of metaphor
In...
Read More
Categories:
garden, poetry,
Spring Garden
Garden
birds are singing
spring flowers are abloom
blue butterflies are fluttering
I am delighted that sweet Spring has come
on the shaded porch we both rest
just me and...
Read More
Categories:
garden, spring,
The Gategate
level, fixtureless
owing thrilling curtailing
snippet, delusion, lodge, sheath.
splitting, carrying, delaying.
askew, clockwise
egress
Written: January 12, 2023
Delightful Diamante Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Caren Krutsinger...
Read More
Categories:
analogy, garden, inspiration,
Just AugustAugust sings summer's sad farewell tune.
Blossoms smile happily ere they fade.
Birds nap; distant rainclouds gather soon.
Leaves still, then quietly sleep in shade.
August hush in fevered...
Read More
Categories:
garden, august, bird, farewell, flower,
Trimmers Waveramber marigold
lawn shears stumble
For a little while
Written: January 14, 2022...
Read More
Categories:
analogy, beauty, emotions, garden,
The Fairy GardenI am a fact-based scientist by trade,
Pragmatic, with many an accolade.
So know this when I say
I do not believe in Fairies, no way.
At Japanese Gardens...
Read More
Categories:
fairy, fantasy, garden, granddaughter,
PetuniasIn fertile loam soil rising
From railroad ties aligned new,
When spring rains and warm sun come
I will plant petunias, pink and blue.
written January 12, 2022
[a...
Read More
Categories:
flower, garden,
Gardenrising to the surface
scents
a fusillade
not quite stitched together
tangled
like shoelaces and children
this freed power of garden growth
nourished by
...
Read More
Categories:
appreciation, earth, garden, inspiration,
Sweet Daphne OdoraSweet Daphne Odora
Beneath midwinter’s misty veils of rain and snow
Sweet Daphne Odora thrives
Evergreen when silver winds bid Orion return
Winter’s child blooms through short days...
Read More
Categories:
beauty, flower, garden, life,
Winter Garden AfternoonSoon after winter has begun,
when Earth is closest to the sun,
short days lengthen one by one.
Then, through my window’s frosted glaze,
life in God’s garden holds...
Read More
Categories:
color, garden, winter,
There For MeLooking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.
I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...
Read More
Categories:
garden, 12th grade, character, hope,
All Poems Not Created Equalin the bouquet of my muse’s garden
all poems are not created equal
some are written with broad panoramic strokes
others unveil inner secrets their bitter tears
some poems...
Read More
Categories:
flower, garden, inspiration, introspection,