Short Blueberries Poems

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


Premium Member Spring Time

Springtime Magnolias blooms Tiny pears grow 'pon tree Blueberries ripen on the bush Taste treat
Form: Cinquain


Premium Member FLASHBACK

A bowl of cereal
                  The crunch of memory
                                             Sweetened with blueberries
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Blueberries

blueberries ripen ready to be picked for a pie.... tail wagging dog eats
I did not know that dogs liked blueberries.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Blueberry Stash

In my yard a hole surrounded by blueberries what creatures are they who hoard the tasty baubles ah I see guilty chipmunks!
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Fruit

scarlet sweet cherries
and blueberries summer's best
orange days of zest

june blackberry pies
teal skies bursts of raspberries
strawberries pink moon
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Blueberries

Blue baubles floating in cream Blueberry dreams fly On anti-oxidant wings; I soar to new heights Such flavor delights; Love fruity Sweets!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Painting of Grapes

Whoever painted these lifelike grapes could also paint blueberries
I lean into the canvas to see if grapes have a smell
They look real enough to pluck out
An old master’s touch

Premium Member farmers foods

tasty foods at family reunion
fresh homegrown Iowa produce
blueberries and strawberries
orange pumpkins off the vine
farm fresh turkey eggs
corn on the cob
creamy milk
butter
salt
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Why I Eat Berries

Blueberries discourage diabetes and heart disease
red raspberries can protect you from cancer
blackberries help prevent gum disease
But I eat them because they are baked into a delicious pie.

Premium Member A Positive Poem

picking blueberries at sunrise, two in mouth, one in bowl.... skimpy pie filling
Sponsor: Elly Wouterser Contest: A Positive Poem Written: Friday, June 20, 2014
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Breakfast Holiday

Roll over with messy hair,
Celebrate, watch the sunrise;
Cinnamon coffee on ice;
An easy acoustic song 
wake me with your perfect voice; 
Blueberries and swollen lips,
take a breakfast holiday.

Premium Member Evidence Of Spring

Down where the privet hedge's buds are white There are green blueberries upon verdant bushes They are all chilled by low temperatures at night While amaryllis' buds through earth pushes
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Out-Running Time

Blueberries, nuts, assorted fruits
Spinach, kale, and vegetable roots
One glass of Cabernet each night
Walk, then meditate--get it right
Running from aging, you can see
Alas, time has caught up with me!

February 1, 2022
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Groupie

she wanted something that sunglasses couldn’t see 
and the first taste I could give her 
of what her eyes were looking for 
was something like a silver jet flyin’ 
carryin’ blueberries 
‘cross the sky 
to her favorite rock star

Green Thumb

With green fingers the gardener worked
Hence the garden thrived and perked,
Ironically when blueberries collected 
Thumbs were stained from fruit selected. 








'Motto Matters Poetry Contest' Sponsored by Natasha L Scragg
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member fruit

they are delicious
natural and fresh
most have a sweetness
healthy and wholesome
great in cereal

warm blackberries
tomatoes too
fresh from garden
sweet and tasty

strawberries
blueberries
bananas

apples
oranges

fruit

Premium Member blueberry picking



berry picking in the field behind home
beyond the dark leaves were the blueberries
like tiny blue lamps lit by the sun
we laugh in the hush
and put the berries in our mouths
the juice staining our lips
and fingers blue  . . .
Form: Verse

Premium Member I doctor all my food

oatmeal and maple syrup
pancakes and blueberries
ice cream with sprinkles
malt-o-meal with bananas
I doctor all of my food
adding chocolate milk and three sugars to my coffee
If there is cool whip, that goes in too
I do not “do” plain.

Premium Member Blue Stained Teeth

pregnant with flavor
blueberries pulling at the mammary branch
ready to release

they drop
onto your tongue
crushed by blue-stained teeth

they roll
down deliciously 
deserting
the tree

apropos applauding
seasonally

6/29/2020

Premium Member Summer Fruit

scarlet strawberries ripe and ready for picking ... a taste of summer I picked my first 4 strawberries today, the raspberries and blueberries are ripening too ... it is going to be a bumper crop this year! 6/13/18
Form: Haiku

A Summer Poem

In solitary bloom --
Mid afternoon that day
I stood at the doorway
For a moment in time 
I was a small child
Enraptured by wild
Flowers and gentle breeze
Serenity of these
Watered blueberries and
Green grass with white fences
Tickling my senses
Form: Rhyme

Chiffon Sunsets

Tangerine, blueberries, and deep gold stretch in vibrant hues Fluffy they set up high in the sky Allowing the colors to ooze Strawberries and peaches Blend well into this beauty gathering like chiffon with natures seamtress duty
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Blue Ribbon Affair

*Image of Blue Jay by Pixabay.
blue ribbon affair picturesque blue skies flights bands of blue jays alight blueberries brambles 2020 August 22 *7th Place* Haiku - Color with Alliteration ~~Tania Kitchin: Judged 2020 August 27
Form: Haiku

Allergic

Blueberries
Strawberries
I can eat those
Dandelion
Flower pollen
My nose can tolerate those
I don't know why I am so inclined
 to not be disturbed by these things that can cause pain and strife
but I found out today that I am allergic to things going right
Form:

What a beautiful morning

Puree
 strawberries
bananna
grapes
peaches
blueberries
ginger ale
orange juice
Nut liquer
white wine
whiskey
rum
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ooh we!
Auh:chi ooh!
Ooh chi_auh ooh!
ooh we!
OOh we chi  auh ooh !
Form: Ballad

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