Phlox Poems - Poems about Phlox

Winter soars away On wings of butterflies. Poppies and phlox burst with glory As bees pursue their pollen. With honey found among the flowers When first love burst into bloom. Bite Size Poem no.47 Poetry Contest...

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a pink marble rolling in sky scent of phlox in the garden a croaking frog ...

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pretty fuchsia phlox turning us into fairies uplifting garden...

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Sorry sweet cat, just too little. You were found in a cardboard box, twined with your sister and brother; taken too soon from your mother, you tried to get out with loud knocks. Twined with your sister and brother, in a box taped shut just like locks; someone heard sad meows by the rocks, taken too soon from your mother. Sorry sweet cat, twined with your...

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Phlox by Night God made wonderful world for us so great But me about flowers He never did educate If someone should have case of pneumonia Would he soon be overcome by a begonia? If you have experienced many hard knocks Give them pretty petunias with some phlox Which is what shepherds watched by night While on bright beach we were flying a...

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I am losing you again White, oh your skin, whiter than pearls… I sit here, trying not to stare, Serene you are, as you lie in your bed, How awful could agony become? I am losing you again Chapped and faded your divinely drawn lips… Opaque, the spark in your eyes, it no longer exists, Uttering out the words, "you had my heart...

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