Short Butterfly Poems

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


Premium Member Jarred

children 
c a p t u r i n g 
caterpillars  


In Just A Few Words 2 Poetry Contest 
Sponsor: Joseph May 
7/14/2021
Form: Verse


He Will Provide

thy
heart
like
the
sacred butterfly
is
transformed
through
the
light of God
yes
he
will provide
yes
he will

Premium Member hummingbird surprised

hummingbird surprised
butterfly's on his turf
~ arrived first



AP: Honorable Mention 2026, Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Butterflies

All those butterflies 
hovering and fluttering 
iridescent eyes 
pollinating temptation 
just give in to a slow taste.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Splash of Color

bright butterfly wings drifting ‘neath a cloudy sky a ray of sunshine
written May 23, 2022
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Butterfly Whisper

butterflies erupt as though there was no whisper~ from a warming tree
Written: March 17, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Winged Workout

Winged Workout I wish I were kissing you, the butterflies in my stomach need some exercise

Metamorphosis

Like the butterfly emerges
From the dark cocoon to light,
We through Death- the passageway,
Burst forth to another Life.

Lavender Stars

lavender stars - blue wings on high disperse heaven's light   




for PD's In One Line Contest, 2/21/16
(what I see)
Form: Monoku

Premium Member The Key To Her Beauty

Madame Butterfly
   hath taught us well
   the key to her beauty
  
     Incubate it carefully
     Guard it zealously
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member writing poems is our relief

love, life, death, heartbreak, loss
trees, flowers, butterfly, moss
identity, life and grief
writing poems is our relief
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Monarch Butterfly

See? I'm here, having split my emerald, gilded chrysalis - as I emerge, a monarch. I'm here. See!
Form: Ninette

Children's Poem:The Dancing Wind

The wind blows softly 
through the trees,
It shakes the pretty green-
out leaves,
And plays with butterflies
and bees.

Haiku 1

true passion flowers
painted lady butterfly~
scarlet macaw flies

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Form: Haiku

Sunday Service

Many a caterpillar try
Yet few become a butterfly
And those that soar
Feed even more
Who don't know why, but live to die
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hemp Agrimony

pink herbaceous plant
draws butterfly like magnet
hemp agrimony



Date written: 07/09/2020
Form: Haiku

How I Know This Is Love

my head spin
always have a grim
you are deep in
its love not sin
its coming from above
that's
HOW I KNOW
THIS IS LOVE

Lord of the Ring

In the clouds today
Rallying blue alphabets
Muhammad Ali
-----------------------------------------
Kolkata, June 5, 2016
Form: Haiku

Artist Dreams

his or her theme
not a cheme
its not mean
to won't share
you art everyware
tough as it may seen
thats a
ARTIST DREAMS

Premium Member Into a Cocoon

each night
she rolls up 
in her sheets and blankets
into a cocoon

turning 
into a butterfly
at sunrise
after a latte

Your the Sweetest Thing

Your my love from above all love bring my everything  with my life gain have love pain my eyes rain.  YOUR THE SWEETEST THING

Premium Member Butterfly Chasing

in sunflower field
merriment on a bright noon ~
butterfly chasing



Date posted: 07/28/2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Thought of the day

the caterpillar celebrates 
when transformed as a butterfly
questioning not the happenstance 
heart aglow it begins to fly
Form: Quatrain

Advice to a caterpillar

Would you like to be a butterfly
with wings and fancy stuff?

Would you like a metamorphosis?
Make sure you eat enough!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Butterfly

  A new-formed butterfly 
    so fragile it appears 

  Emerging from its cocoon
    admiring eyes, overflowing tears
Form: Rhyme

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