Long Ragweed Poems
Long Ragweed Poems. Below are the most popular long Ragweed by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Ragweed poems by poem length and keyword.
Garden of Regret
His Version of Garden of Hurt
Here I lie in this pit, this grave, that I have dug I guess you could say, this garden of regret that I have planted here, to remind me of...
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Categories:
ragweed, death, longing,
Form:
Rhyme
Neverland
On the south-western side of the old mission school,
near the corner of First Street, where blackberries grew
a field claimed by youngsters was crosshatched with tracks.
It was riddled by gophers and, nettled with fox-tails
and the...
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Categories:
ragweed, childhood, nostalgia, places, western,
Form:
Narrative
Garden of Hurt
Here I lie in your garden of hurt, surrounded by the bitter truth, that you have embedded into this dirt
The loving hands that used to tenderly brush the dirt away, now has no time to...
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Categories:
ragweed, garden, heartbreak, hurt, miss you,
Form:
Rhyme
A Bunch of Silly Trivia
At the closest point, Russia and the U.S.
Are less than two miles apart
If an altercation breaks out between them
Using bikes instead of tanks would be smart
Baby robins eat 14 feet of worms a day
Eeew! That's...
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Categories:
ragweed, silly,
Form:
Rhyme
Some Trivia
At the closest point, Russia and the U.S.
Are less than two miles apart
If an altercation breaks out between them
Using bikes instead of tanks would be smart
Baby robins eat 14 feet of worms a day
Eeew! That's...
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Categories:
ragweed, fun,
Form:
Rhyme
A Bunch of Trivia
At the closest point, Russia and the U.S.
Are less than two miles apart
If an altercation breaks out between them
Using bikes instead of tanks would be smart
Baby robins eat 14 feet of worms a day
Eeew! That's...
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Categories:
ragweed, allusion, fun,
Form:
Rhyme
Sophers
From the memoirs
he smiled
laughing evil
might his cohorts
agree
an evil smile
upon his burlapped
face he opened
his eyes to see
he offered
Crabgrass and Brier wreaths
with ragweed pollen as gifts
I am the Scarecrow
With evil presence far
beyond the stories and myths
Gothic glory
I...
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Categories:
ragweed, adventure, atheist, autumn, christian, evil, halloween, language,
Form:
Bio
Proof I Am An Alien
I developed full blown flare up can’t breathe asthma at age 40, a fact.
Got tested and was told my triggers are Ragweed, pollen, oleander plants, perfume, latex and cat.
I had lived in a forest for...
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Categories:
ragweed, 8th grade, 9th grade, character, children, crazy,
Form:
Free verse
Covid
We did the right thing
Tried to stay well
We stayed at home
At times it felt like a cell
Then a vaccine appeared
We felt set free
The devil worked his magic
And he danced with glee
As he changed the...
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Categories:
ragweed, husband,
Form:
Rhyme
Flower Mouth
So strong a stem, such well-formed flesh
your leafy limbs (though aged) still fresh
among the garden damsels posed
as if you're worthy of the rose!
Your airy blossoms speak with ease
but reek of lustful potpourri;
a dogged, macho...
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Categories:
ragweed, imagination,
Form:
Rhyme
Soft Summer Nights
It’s a blanket that
wraps
the world within
It’s a hug from
Mother Nature
It’s a silken touch
upon one’s skin…
It’s a soft Summer
night!
It’s starry skies
and warm breezes
It’s hide and seek
and skinned up knees
It’s poison ivy and
Ragweed sneezes
It’s the whispers...
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Categories:
ragweed, appreciation, nature, night, summer,
Form:
Imagism
Pitfalls of Spring
Spring is reknowned for its return of things,
allergies from tree pollen and ragweed,
warmer weather, fields of heather that brings
sneezing and sniffling noses, so take heed.
River ice thaws, causing lowlands to flood,
wreaking havoc, worry, and does...
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Categories:
ragweed, spring,
Form:
Sonnet
Autumn's Mantra
A frothy mist shrouds the ground
A cool breeze drifts all around
A frosty chill doth surround
Solar rays no longer resound.
A plethora of colored foliage aboveground
A web of tangled, rotting roots underground
Chelones, Mums, and Golden Rod abound
In...
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Categories:
ragweed,
Form:
I do not know?
3rd of November
3rd of November
Sleepy day
Ragweed and bitters
Time drips away
Spigot of rum
Rotten limes
In the sink
Missed you again
Newspaper flies
Obits and sports
Lay in the dirt
Dog barks next door
What the hell for?
Cigarettes and coke
Scattered like quail
Across the coffee table
TV is...
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Categories:
ragweed, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
Royal Reasoning
a narrative with alliteration
Royal radio reviews the Rainbow Raffle Rally planned to raise rubles
for the rugged racetrack recently recommended ‘round Rybinsk Reservoir.
One rich ruler, who runs the Ragweed Railway resists with red-ribbon resolve....
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Categories:
ragweed, 11th grade, race, rainbow,
Form:
Narrative
Nature Over All
Water flowing quickly over the river bed
moss hangs tight to adjacent rocks
dragonflies flickering upon the ragweed
leaves hanging low from the night’s storm.
owls searching for food in the dismal light
the forest provides shelter from...
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Categories:
ragweed, nature,
Form:
Free verse
One of These Things Is Not Like the Others
Ambrosia. Food of the gods.
Yummy huh? I can taste the salad with pineapple and coconut.
Ambrosial…. delicious, sweet smelling.
Makes me think of dark chocolate, and still wonderful.
Ambrosian chant….singing introduced by St. Ambrose, about 384.
But then there...
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Categories:
ragweed, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form:
Free verse
Summer Allergies
A field full of lovely black-eyed susans
A patch of ground I must view from afar,
For my allergies flare at the intrusions
My sinuses start burning like fire.
My eyes erupt in uncontrollable tears,
The nasal passages completely plug...
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Categories:
ragweed, environment, flower, places, sick,
Form:
Light Verse
Ambrosia
Ambrosia
Ambrosia floral scents emitted from plants
Reveal intentions with a presentation
Of heady fragrances arousing the senses:
Ragweed genus, beautiful and romantic.
Pleasurable moments of imagination
Express countenance in their acceptance
By extending forgiveness for irritation,
Colourful blooms with allergenic pollen.
Weigh in...
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Categories:
ragweed, flower, nature, surreal,
Form:
Verse
Pollen Count Is Up
I saw several Johnny-Jump-Ups today
In the meadow they have come to play
Shouting to me as I pass them by,
The pollen is heavy, I’m starting to cry
This spring ailment cuts short my walk
When I get home,...
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Categories:
ragweed, nature, senses, spring,
Form:
Light Verse
Sumer Is Icumen In: An Update For Allergy Sufferers
Sumer is icumen in
a modern English translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
This is an update of an old classic for those of us who suffer with hay fever and other allergies ...
Sumer is icumen in
Lhude sing...
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Categories:
ragweed, daffodils, flower, health, pollution, seasons, spring, summer,
Form:
Verse