Heather Poems | Examples

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Where Heather Remembers

Where heather hums in Atlantic rain,
old stones remember names;
the wind through gorse like whispered pain
keens low the exile’s flames.

A curlew cries above the bog,
its call a silver thread;
it stitches sky to sodden fog
where silent feet have bled.

O Sídhe stir beneath the hill,
in twilight’s hollow breath;
their music bends the human will
to dance with time and death.

Yet green endures through grief and

Premium Member Heather

My muse says her name is Heather
She refuses to work in bad weather 
So if hot or cold
She’s got to go
Leaving me with only her feathers

Happy Mother's Day Heather!

"Happy Mother's Day Heather!"
written by Michelle L. LeBlanc 2025, May 6
(Dedicated to Heather Goddard-Fallon)


I hope on Mother's Day 
You see the beautiful you
With a heart of gold 
And a light that shines through 

You care so deeply 
About about how others feel 
But today it's about you 
So let's keep it real 

I know it's not been easy 
And I know you feel alone 
But I hope you feel my warmth
Through the walls of your home

Please remember the sun
On the cloudy days 
Despite all the storms 
May you always feel its rays

You have given so much 
Even though it has been hard 
Just keep pressing on 
And reach for those stars

Happy Mother's Day dear Heather!

Love, 
Michelle


For Heather

Deaths are not easy
Please know I am here for you
Reach out anytime

Premium Member Away in the Heather

When a warm breeze rustles the leaves

You can thank the sunny weather 

When a clouded sky passes by

A soft rain moistens the heather

When a bird sings on feathered wings

And the grass sheds the morning dew

When I think how far away you are

All my thoughts rush back to you

Heather

I knew a young lady named Heather 
She'd make love in all sorts of weather 
Out in the woods 
She'd share her goods 
With Tom Dick Harry and Trevor.


Premium Member joyless great aunt Heather

in the worst shape ever
my great Aunt Heather
usually under the weather
good thoughts? Never.

Resigned to gloom forever.
no joy and not clever.
Focuses on bad news and weather.
I am sorry for Aunt Heather.

Premium Member Heather

Young Heather found a feather
one day in some cold weather;
just there, right there, on the road
landed, where the wind had blowed.

“My wooly hat it’s plain and pink
I’ll put the feather in, I think.”
young Heather thought as she bent down;
"It’ll turn my hat into a crown."

A dove whose feather had mislaid,
observed from window, as this maid,
with feather, turned from awkward girl
to princess, who would make heads swirl!

Premium Member Heather in Leather

There is a young woman named Heather
who occasionally likes to wear leather
at country line dances
where she sashays and prances;
her feet are as light as a feather.

This lovely woman named Heather
looks great in her skirt made of leather,
but nevertheless
I have to confess
she looks better in the altogether!

Premium Member Away in the Heather

Away in the Heather 

                                    The hillside adorns

A day of bright weather 

                                     No thistles or thorns

The meadowlark's singing 

                                     The willows are dancing

The bluebells are ringing 

                                      The bees are romancing

Soft lavender breezes

                                      So gently it hovers

And wantonly teases

                                      A respite for lovers

Premium Member Heather on the hills - BAWDY WARNING



A shepherdess, I’ll call her Heather
Loved coitus when dressed in black leather
High up in the hills
She’s getting her thrills
And getting wet in the wild weather

The farmer, his first name is Jock
Was willing to get out his cock
To have lots of nookie
Whilst her sheepdog, Rookie
Saw little lambs running amok!

Dear Old Heather


(Inspired by Silent One's limerick,  "Queen Of Her Stage" ) 

There once was a canary full of rage.
Who shrewdly trapped a sly cat in her cage.
without a feather ruffled
Kittie's meows he muffled,
she now ruled the roost as queen of her stage!

There was a time when Kittie was nasty 
oh that little one could be quite feisty 
but now she eats truffles 
without any cuddles 
she sits behind bars eating nothing tasty

There once was a cat who ruffled Tweet's feather  
a Kittie from hell who could never tether 
sometimes they did  fight
who was wrong who was right  
the only one who knew was dear old Heather   !

Premium Member Spring Embrace

Embracing Spring after winter season
Dour skies for months with chilling cold weather
Summer dreams where roses are Elysian
Highland hills swept with grandeur of heather.

Poppies and wildflowers grow abundant
Landscape well crafted in burgeoning green
Winter is now completely redundant
Flawless moment with clear sky opaline.

Wonderful optics total perfection
Living every moment quite joyfully
All so beautiful no imperfection
Ephemeral comfort no apathy.

Enchanted springtime spreads luminous wings
On gentle breeze, Mother Nature does sing.

Heather

Heather with amazing colors,
Hollyhock and hyacinth,
Pansy and pink,
Moonstone,
Sardonyx,
Opal
Among the tall mountains, 
in a sunny pure sky shortest day,
It was a neat picnic of the fascinating Motacilla Alba and M A Personata

Premium Member Heather

Heather, Oh Heather
The worst waitress ever
Whenever will you come back to me? 
I sit here forever
No service is rendered	
And never do ever complain

Heather, Oh Heather	
It’s so hard to remember
And it’s easy as pie to forget
With so many orders
And Special de Jours
If only you could find your pen 

Heather, Oh Heather		
It sez here in the paper
That people are where they eat
Together, they’ll find us
Alone in the diners
Apart from the lives we lead 

Heather, Oh Heather	
The worst waitress ever
The service was splendored today
We’ll take us together
Away and forever 
And never will ever complain

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