Short Butterfly Bush Poems
Short Butterfly Bush Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Butterfly Bush by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Butterfly Bush by length and keyword.
Iridescent blooms,
linger lavender or peach.
Butterflies alight.
Great sunlight needed for life
Butterfly with gorgeous hues
Commas kiss Butterfly Bush
Grasping memories
Russell Sivey
Entrant into Gail Doyle's "A Butterfly's Trail Of Kisses" contest
3/31/2012
butterfly bush blooms
such pink and purple colors
green like late summer
lavender sunshine
in floral scents wandering
cream clouds pondering
striking hummingbird
in deep purple and rubies
butterfly beauties
eternal evening
of scenes silver like full moon
rosy afternoons
Don’t plant cabbages near your buddleia bush
Not unless you want cabbages turned into mush
The butterflies love buddleia but they love cabbages too
And the baby caterpillars won’t want to share them with you
So take my advice and plant cabbages well away
Then you will have some leaves for your dinner today
Jan Allison
28th June 2014
Blue the color of the brilliant boundless sky
To look at the heavens with a heartfelt sigh.
Blue of the vast briny ocean
Teeming with marine life always in motion.
Blue feathers of an iridescent hummingbird,
Large Blue Macaw parrot or beautiful musical bluebird.
Blue spring vibrant Empire Blue Butterfly Bush
Attracting winged pollinators scented cush.
Blue color gives out a feel of peace, tranquility,
And quiescence serenity.
3/13/2024
a cool breezes moves across the leaves
of the butterfly bush and walnut tree
they are waving in the green of lawn
the radiant cerulean sky
the home of humming birds and bees
I wonder how I will spend the time left
not watching angry news and lies
what will time allow
what will the weeks, months or years be
how will I spend them
what will my body allow me
more than my quandary
more than just my pondering
indeed for all of us I sense
a timeless mystery.