Orchid Poems - Poems about Orchid

This is where the darkest breath threads above the cross swollen water ablaze with moss and cold unholy shapes evoke the faith entangled doom rivet webs of finest wire, loom crack and brutal earth under pain and fever sheen keep in god’s pale hand like a bird that quivers before the violent dawn its flight the birth of...

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Taking care of it is what I must do Of that vulnerable part inside of me, That needs love and support too. Because growing up, it got bruised a bit, And now it’s challenging to live life, When every bump feels like a new hit. This part in me can be compared to fragile things,...

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Oh you know the type— the orchid woman a cosmopolitan who cosmo sips between snips of gist her charisma a starship —collides with your star-full eyes supernova for Casanova her pouty lips knit a glamour-mag smile rows of sugar-white pearls strung shiny straight behind wet-red slicks of a Revlon stick —cherry-juice bait dilates your want to taste orchid woman’s glamorized mouth for the masses to idolize for many...

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summer salsa sauce tangos through tall twisting trees wind winds her heart harp January 18th 2021 ...

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reflecting dew drop showing off orchid’s prettiest fuchsia amazingly detailed, delicate and refined I marvel that so much beauty can be found In tiny bubble of innocence which will dissipate...

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"Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it."~ Rumi Dear Diary, I’m a hopeless romantic, a sentimental sonnet scribbled from the silent heartstrings of a mysterious muse. Forgive me for another redundant prose; Cupid...

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Flower blooms heaven in seventh-year warps, yet, Coryanthes, the Bucket Orchid, is an odd flower. The lip's limited into a water-filled bucket; bugs, oops, fall in, but can't fly out, it’s not for show. Evolution shaped, for thousands of years, the male orchid bees as equal partners. The orchid makes a scented chemical that's used by male bees to court female...

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When lotus d u s k s are sequined with a gown of glittery s t a r s , shying in a salsa of d r e a m e r s, ...

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Flowers have that novel effect on schism, where the uniqueness of its design forms compare that White Egret Orchid performs like its namesake, chicken or the egg, ism being afloat plume or the blooming grews. Soggy-bottom boys and girls 'tis they want of this bit of a ground-hugger-like haunt. Sophistication hails for untamed shrews attracts from up or a transferred potter, with a metal...

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Orchid blooms in soothing light, New year's hope shining so bright. Elegant petals unfold, As hopes and dreams take strong hold. Their fragrance, gentle perfume, Bringing joy as the year blooms. In this new year start we find, Beauty and growth intertwined. A year of promise and cheer, Orchids swish, "Happy New Year!" ...

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You're a superstar (Like an orchid) By Michelle Morris 26/11/2023 Like an orchid, you are wild A superstar and master Always my beautiful child A blessed gift from God © Michelle Morris, 2023 "Orchids are the superstars of the wild flower world."...

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I took my orchid for a walk Delicate, but she did not squawk We walked around the town and my block. I only stumbled once on a tiny granite rock. Can we go home now? My orchid asked me. She had spied a leopard in a nearby tree. I had no idea he was there watching me. She told me later after...

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purple and yellow, the colors of romance showing up in ruffles and speckles orchid delicacy pretties herself there is a liveliness and a loveliness she has outdone herself yet again...

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In a department store mirror I glimpsed an old lady’s hair. It was a weird ugly orchid color. She thinks she is young! And she looks ridiculous! I meandered around clothes rack trying to find her again. I wanted one more glimpse of that ugly color. As I peeked directly into a mirror I realized... It was my own hair, a gorgeous...

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orchid has fascinated scientists Charles Darwin wrote her up in a book in 1862 She is a complex flower, who has evolved achieving self-pollination and cross-pollination Delicate, aromatic and pretty. She adapts her color shape and odor Prefers to attract male insects because she is a female?...

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