Mango Poems | Examples

Premium Member I am a Mango Tree


                                                                 I Am a Mango Tree

                                                I wear a shady crown of greenish leaves
                                           That sing a sweet song with the gentle breeze
                                             Provide shade from the sizzling summer sun
                                                 With playful children staging ample fun,
                                               Birds free to pitch their nest oft and anon;

                                          After springtime bloom, mangoes start to grow,
                                              At outset, small with a green vibrant glow
                                               Ripened to reddish gold, hanging so low
                                           Youngsters and adults pick my fruits for free,
                                             The sweetest juicy treat, enjoyed with glee.

Premium Member I am a Mango Tree

I am a mango tree sprouted at the backyard
when I am full of leaves, humans for shade come to me.
when I am in flower, they admire me
when I bear fruits, they stone me
when I shed leaves, they curse me
when I am old, they hack and cut me.

birds and squirrels in all seasons and clime,
never expecting a dime, steadfastly love me.
they leave me full of glee, 
but from men, I would rather flee!

The Window By The Mango Tree

There was a window by the mango tree,  
facing west, where sunlight spilled like secrets.  

That’s where I waited,  
where I last saw you—  
not waving, just walking.

The curtains danced even when the wind was still.  
They remembered your scent  
better than I did.

I tried to forget the taste of afternoons  
without your laugh in the hallway.  
Tried to unhear the sound  
of your keys…  
not returning.

The mango tree grew quiet,  
like it, too, was grieving.  
Its fruits fell without reason—  
like how people leave  
without explanation.

Even now,  
I pass that window  
and forget to breathe.

This is how I remember it:  
Not with fireworks or music,  
but with silence,  
and the ghost of your footsteps  
fading into the floorboards  
of a house  
that no longer knows your name.


mango

haiku contest 
sponsor : Tania Kitchin
submission: 26/5/25

  mango

sun kissed blessed fell
tough smooth skin blade slashed, dripping ~ 
rip hair juicy sweet

mango


green skin holds a dream
sweet flesh hides a large, flat seed -
golden juice now drips

mango

mango

mango? lady stay?
up to you my sweet delight.......
perfect as you are


Premium Member Mango Juice


In ripe mango golden pulp
Pour cream half-a-cup
Mix a few shredded mint leaves
Add spoonful honey 
Blend with ice, I make
Summer drink
Grand.

Glissando she dances devinlly

Love might she whisper
her sweet nothings
Love might she wish to ignore
Love might she want to hear me
sing
Love
My Love
the one I adore

Love might the warmth of morning
greet me as I kiss your face
Love endearing and calming
Love
oh Love a sweet embrace
Love our melding
might we be together
Love
oh love
my lovers embrace

Mango

Mango
Warm and sweet in the summertime
Bright like the sunshine
My starburst ... technicolor dreamboat fantasy
Lapping up every trickle of ecstasy that runs down your skin
Tantalizing the way your flesh melts on my tounge
Ripe for the picking 
Come to me

Mango juice

Mango juice in summers
Aah,just delicious,
When I look to the juice glass with icy blast
My tongue flickers,to sip it, drink it,lick it.
My eyes shines like a baby
Who wants many toys and he got it
It's fragrance runs deep through my throat
Wanted me to drink like a lover
 wants to suck her beloved from head to toe
When I bring glass near my lips 
Saliva from my mouth drips
When I finally drink the juice
I get mesmerized like a lover lost in her beloved eyes

Alfonso Mango

Alfonso is sweet mango
small in size as young girl tit
cheery yellow like sunlight
cool aroma smells

Mango Melon Sunrise

Shes always so exotic,
And sweetly pretty,
And kind,
Grateful,
For beauty,
Like an evening moon,

Her Beauty,
Salsas,
Like,.
a mango melon sunrise,
A mango melon sunrise,
A mango melon sunrise,

Shes always so sweetly pretty,
And exotic,
And kind,
Her beauty,
Like an exotic nightingale,

Her Beauty,
Salsas,
Like,
A mango melon sunrise,
A mango melon sunrise,
A mango melon sunrise
Reynaldo Casison

Mango Wind and Your Love

The mango wind, sighs,
All night, the way your soul does,
When it loves me
Reynaldo Casison

Ode To a Mango Tree

Mango tree,
Lovely and beautiful,
As a salsa lady,
You are exotic,
And tropical splendors,
Your leathery sultry petals,
With fine and rare warmth,
Dress the body,
Of your surreal canopy,
In the enchanted wind,
Like a salsa lady,
The curves of your fruits,
Are like brilliant,
orange moons,,
And they blush,
With love,
red as roses,
By deep kisses,
Of moon and sun,
Resplendently,
Upon your sweet,
Boughs,
That bow,
And sway,,
Sway and bow,
With a harvest,
Of kindness,
And its,
Parched,
And,
Damp,
Allure,
Mango tree,
Like a salsa lady,
Your delicious canopy,
Is rare beautiful delights,
It gifts her sighs,
With love,
warmth of days,
And their starry nights
Reynaldo Casison

Ode To a Vase With a Mango Flower

A lovely mango flower,
Reposes,
In a porcelain vase,
As if it has run away,
From its moonkissed,
garden,
And gala of stars,
Overwhelmed,
By its clusters,
Porcelain vase,
With,
an,
enchanted,
mango,
Flower,
You caress,
A magic,
Of,
Enchantment,
Fruit of petals,
Sensual midnights,
Vineyard waves,
That dances,
In,
A sweet,
deep,
loving,
Stillness
Reynaldo Casison

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