Short Bottle Green Poems

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


Premium Member - Haiku X 331 - bottle green -

                                  through bottle green waves
                                   glassy surface of the deep -
                                            mysterious tide
Form: Haiku


Cove At Sunsrise

How sunlight turns everything green – 
emerald grass on the headland, 
bottle-green of undergrowth and shadow, 
verdigris of shallow water in the cove, 
moss-green of tidal pools.

But oh, the browns – auburn, russet, 
cinnamon – shades that render 
sea and land, as painted 
by this morning’s artist sun-brush, 
so much greener.

Time In a Bottle

Seemingly floating along the bank
Where the river turns to bend
A bottle of green with cork atop
Thrust from the owner's hand
Crumbled paper brown with age
Scribbled words donned in haste
Hoping to find a permanent place
Where meaning has no end
Foam swept tides reaching up
High upon the shore-
To carry back the bottle green
And float forever more.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bottle a Vase Full of Flowers Picked From the Hillside - a Haiku

Bottle a vase Full of Flowers Picked from the Hillside - A Haiku

hillside steep flowers 
green bottle stands placed in vase
flowers picked placed

all arrangements in
inside of a bottle green 
swimming in water

while outside all’s wild
betrayed by birds steep flowers
they pick, pollinate





8/4/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2019
Form: Haiku

Light Moonlight

Moon of the night,
I wish you could sing
You're indispensable to my being,
You guide me through this land,
of sparrows and nightingales,
over the bottle-green grass,
rain or shine or snow;
You're there every night
and the wrens sing to you, 
contemplating you
and pondering on their thirst; 
and in your eyes they see, 
a lovely face, 
for you have a face, 
like all moons, 
sometimes different
but you have one face
A face that illuminates.
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