Short Begonia Poems
Short Begonia Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Begonia by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Begonia by length and keyword.
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HAIKU
It rained cats and dogs
My begonia bit the dust!
Dead-drunk begonia!
Made in the Shade
Ruby Begonia sits in seaside shade
Reading a book and sipping lemonade
Slathers on sunscreen
Her freckles unseen
Miss Ruby won't join the "Nude Beach" parade.
Bloomed by water and light
bouncy pink-red blossoms
breathe in summer's warm glow
blooms older hang and drop
buds new wait for their turn
bathe in sun's generous rays
Beauty-blessed these my days
A sweet young lassie from Estonia
Was besought by a boy from Bologna
Taking her to a dance,
He wore his best pants
And gave her a corsage of begonia.
written September 1, 2021
A Rose
Most chose
A Lily
So frilly
A Peony
Bee honey
A Hibiscus
Bloom discus
A Lilac
Purple crackerjack
A Daffodil
Yellow thrill
A Wave Petunia
Will rave Ah
A Begonia
So bona
A Daisy
Sun crazy
Oh joy of vibrant spring debut
primroses hue
Daffodils glow
Bluebells floor show
Summer shows her glorious blooms
Roses perfumes
Tulips kisses
Sweet pea blisses
Rustic views of autumns delight
Begonia bright
Cornus flaming
Fuchsia charming.
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17/03/2017.
Early morning sunlight dances
Upon Rebeckia
That bright gold flower of summer's
End, jealous Cassiopeia
The flower boxes receive small
amount of rays
Sunlight draws out blossoms white
On the Begonia today
There is a peaceful feeling here
A touch of quiet settles
The crickets enjoy their time
Before morning's kettle
Monday morning August 15, 2016
Fiery giant poppies
Cheerful bright chrysanthemum
Spicy scented dianthus
Statuesque amaryllis
Flamboyant hibiscus
Vivacious geranium
Seductive anemone
Exotic calla lily
Ruffled marigold
Bodacious begonia
Luscious dahlia and ludic zinnia
Dress the garden with pure delight
Exuberant in shimmering rays of sunlight
As sweetly the summer zephyr whispers
AP: Honorable Mention 2022, Honorable Mention 2020, Front Page Pick 2020
Gladiolas, peonies, lilacs and roses, too,
Are here in my garden, but where are you?
Tulips, daffodils, hyacinth, begonia, as well,
But, where are you, darling? I cannot tell.
Ah, but behind the arch where my roses display
I see your sweet smile, do you want to play?
Don’t step on my flowers as you tiptoe about.
You’re the true flower, I can’t live without.
Speak sweetly to me as you tease and you dance.
Thank you, my darling, for this garden romance