Short Berry Poems

Short Berry Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Berry by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Berry by length and keyword.


Premium Member Goji Berry

Relative of the Potato, tomato, is The Wolf-berry shrub http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-6.php
Form: Haiku


Berry Throm

Berry Throm suffered toothache
He went to see Doctor Jake
To have it come out man was willing
He was glad there was no bad drilling.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member strawberry moon

tantalizing treat
	mustard burgeoning crimson ~
		mockingbird lipstick

(June Full Moon – Algonquian, Ojibwe, Dakota, and Lakota)
Form: Haiku

My Huckle Berry Heaven 2k13

Many of time have
I sat upon earthy ground,
amongst Huckle Berry patches
gorging in Huckle Berry heaven
with glutton lips painted purple.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Gorgeous Berry Bird

gorgeous berry bird
sparkling dazzling daintiness
reddish pink in hues

verdant crown of green
sitting on matching flower
an all-knowing eye


berry

Barberry strawberry cranberry raspberry 
Blackberry boysenberry cloudberry mulberry
Bayberry puchiuberry loganberry gooseberry 

Berry berry nice!
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Chuck Berry

Chuck Berry is eighty one
still performing and having fun,
it is a while since fifty- five
when his repertoire became alive.

© Harry J Horsman  2012
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Berry Treat

snow dusted berries
entice cedar waxwing flock ~
frozen winter treat

11/12/22
Contest: A new hiku footle tanka Poetry Contest.
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Form: Haiku

ball's been berry goo 2 me

winy am-
monia mini
yams say i 
am my
own way
high rep-
tilian brat-
boy schwing-
er rain-
ing ground-
ers through the
shortstop's not so
sticky wickets

Premium Member Black Berry Mad Cherry

another cluster of blackberries 
was fuzzed by a fleet of mad cherries
the thin blue line was herding
as the cities were burning
come morning, old glory was weary
Form: Limerick

Fabulous Fun Footles - Berry Drunk

Monkeys
In trees

Eating
Berries

Berries
Make drunk

Monkeys
Ker plunk

Rolling
On ground

Stand up
Fall down

Sleep off
Drunk state

Monkeys
Mistake

23rd March 2017
Form: Footle

Premium Member A Story To Wine Over

Gathering fantasies over here   

  

Dog day stories having much cheer  

  

Berries get loving stomp  

  

Barbera wine we want  

  

Arming our heart feeling cupid's spear
Form: Limerick

Crane-Berry

Bitter sweet berry
Metaphor-celebration
Native peoples loss

Bloom like a crane-fowl
Shortened name over time.
Hospitality

Given by native
People, friends, whose strange gods set
Their end destiny
Form: Haiku

Berry Mad

Jerry Cherry loves a berry,
Be it black or blue,
He also loves the red ones,
He ate quite a few.

He didn't like picking them,
So he bought them from a shop,
He mixed some with ice-cream
To make a berry slop.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Berry Merry Christmas

Red holly berries
    bring joy to snow-covered smiles
         hearts warm in love's glow
         
November 15,2021
Fall or Winter Holiday Haiku Poetry Contest
by Tania Kitchin
PS syllable checker, 11/15/2021
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Die Hard Cantigi

Solfatara plays lumen,
Air hypoxic rites death,
Fumarole punches the stomata,
Coldness fired leaves,
Joy!

A run amok storm dragged trunks,
The warrior of plantae,
Majesty of a tropical mountain,
Every berry has glory,
Hail!
Form: Canzone

Premium Member Blue Berries

Blue berries on the vine. Gift of Nature. Unrefined fresh fruit, unwashed, eaten just so. Option to blend special treats – muffins, smoothies, cobblers, and pies. Scrumptious splendor, sweet summer surprise.
Form: Nonet

Domestics - Blue Berry Pancake

Simmering,hot, pancakes, flushed.
Battered, beating, bruised,
Syrup, sweet, melted, dripping, 

Brown now, peeling, ripping 
Dark berries, smashed oozing bluish - black red,
Hands and words tossed instead,

Pancake Burnt! Pancake dead!
Form: Narrative

Just Forever

touching hands with you
raising my arm to meet your fingertips and smile at the soft tingle
bitter berries sit on the edge of the window
fog pulling us closer together
i hope you remember me forever
even if forever isn't long enough for us
© Lily Dam  Create an image from this poem.

The Darker the Berry

dark berries of vine, 
quench up this overdue thirst.
sweet juices, divine,
rest on my deserted tongue,
colour me, how you desire. 

07 August 2022
'Your thoughts on Blackberries' Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Matt Caliri
57577 syllable count
Form: Tanka

Mary of Berry

Mary of Berry was wary.
Deceived by a man who would lie.
Disliking men that were hairy,
also, most men wearing a tie.

She had her fill of directions,
from anyone telling the time,
men prodding her with discretions,
or drinking their vodka with lime.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lemon Chocolate Peach Berry Pie

I ordered lemon chocolate peach berry pie
Giving my waitress a joyful eye
She quickly brought it back to our table.
I saw my aunt’s expression, she is prissy, old Mable.
That’s four pieces of pie! She said indignantly.
It sure is, I agreed, and it is all for me!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rip Chuck Berry

So many great artists
               passed thru death's door,

Divine, soulful voices -
               serenade us no more,

But in harmony thus,
               the angels will sing ...

For Rock and Roll Heaven
               now welcomes ... its King.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Berry Tree

The snow has fallen
                            onto the tree   
                          it looks naked
                              without the
                                  red
                                   ripe
                                     fruit
Form: Concrete

Berry Picking At Night

Sometimes
At three AM
On my fourth redbull and my second coke
When the dumbass on the conveyor belt put the bin in backwards for the thirtieth time and I want to kill him

I watch the bugs gathered ‘round the lightbulb 
And think 
At least I’ve got more time than them.

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