Short Cerise Poems

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


Premium Member Lovers

cerise cardinals salute Spring with active wings ~ human eyes taste flight ~ Kim Rodrigues ©2017
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Cerise Leaves

Walking through forest
Cerise leaves fall in Autumn
Creating leaf pile
Recalling a past child play
When innocence was not stained
Form: Tanka

Rouge

La vie est rouge comme ton coeur
plein de passion et d'excitation
avec l'amour comme cerise sur le gâteau
et le bonheur est la crème glacée ...

Premium Member Origami

cerise love letters precisely folded affectionately showcased opaque menagerie ---------------------------- (C) May 2017
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Sweet Waters

In the dusk's light shimmering cerise woodland's sweet waters bring me peace. For 'A BRIAN STRAND PREMIERE no 1217' Poetry Contest


Premium Member Chirps

compatible chords 
cerise colored cardinals 
singing in the snow

 

*Used Howmanysyllables.com

Nature Haiku with Alliteration Poetry Contest 
Sponsor Tania Kitchin 
1/18/2022
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Valentine's Day Surprise



Bobby’s sweetheart loves red lingerie,
which he’ll give her on Valentine’s Day.	
     He went shopping for two.
     Will she bid him adieu										when he dons his cerise negligee?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Blood Red

A blood red drop flows like a liquid ruby down the sides of a wax cerise candle as its wick burns with flames flaunting magenta scarlet and crimson hues.
Form: Verse

Precursor

Cerise clouds
picot
the mallows
edging 
a wafer
of earth.

Distant mallards
volute the evening,
wainscot
the vault
of season--
a lattice
of lavalieres
mulling a sky
blanched as gin.
© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Vermilion Sunrise

Scarlet-orange sun rose brightly, As the cerise stars shine nightly. Honey sunshine caressed flowers- A gold thrall twixt silver showers; And ruffled, plum breeze came lightly.
Form: Quintilla

Dare I

Dare I hold thy hand gently within mine
And speak this day of my love great for you
Can heaven high above withhold dawn’s sign
Of light repelling night’s dark grasp anew
Or wanting sweet lips most cerise as thine.

Premium Member The Breath of Fall

Puce, orange, tangerine, and cerise leaves falling from the trees: spiral down to the ground. Carried by brisk breezes: color inks the wind; as Autumn-gusts, swirl, like the breath of Fall.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Autumn

Autumn colors the leaves; as Nature's brush dapples inks of cerise, yellow, and gold on a canvas of green with orange tints; adorning the tops of the trees. No season besides Spring, can compete with Autumn.

Premium Member Cheery Cherries

dawn’s
cheery
red cherries
by the bagful
cheek by jowl they munch
dangling the stem, spitting
out crunchy seeds (tooth breakers)
channelling the healing power
chalking up juicy rufescent bites
at dusk, couple’s cheering cerise cabernet
Form: Etheree

Inamorata - Wordsworth Sestet

Will you soon speak to me of thy love, Joan
Tell me that you want me as I want you
Can I endure a callous bile adieu
from thy lips most cerise, soft, tender, sweet,
from those which solely I have ever known.
Let’s share, inamorata, time is fleet.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member October Skies

Cerise fiery flames roasted jalapeno clouds... crimson and scarlet Orange sherbet clouds dipped in creamy chocolate... a twilight surprise Pink lemonade skies color cotton candy clouds... dusk takes on a blush (Haiku) 8/20/2015
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Bite Size

Cerise took a bite of the cherry

ground her teeth on the pip

a kernel of truth searching salvation

conditioned to drivel and drool

Salvador handed her a spittoon

to release the rest of the lies


24th July 2021

Bite Size Poem no 14

Sponsor Line Gauthier

Premium Member Feeding Time


Sun sets, sky glows cerise.
Throw the nets, catch showpiece.
     Fish abound, birds take off
     All fly round, it's payoff
Birds last meal, night is nigh
Strange feel, gratified high.


17 August 2021

Image 1
6 syllables per line.
Sponsored by: Joseph May
Form: Verse

Premium Member Spring Explosion

Spring Explosion 5-5-26
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Spring Explosion

A razzle dazzle of cerise surges
Bounding carmine flares
Sparks of chartreuse sizzle
Sapphire spangles ignite
Lavender fire combusts
Vernal mischief!  Spring explodes!

Premium Member Colors

Colors Nature provides for Autumn's brush,
Orange, amber, cinnamon, and cerise
Layer green canopies with gild and blush,
Orchestrating Her greatest masterpiece
Recycling leaves into a golden fleece,
She paves the way south for migrating geese.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Silverhead Castle

Swells of nitrous climbing walls, cirrus pennants slowly flag..
Cerise in the lining, richly glowing halls are leading
Onto stairs with eternally deep & steep stooping falls
magenta hued cotton surround me in fields on every side
I'm Floridian dreaming, under bearded trees with the river nearby.

Premium Member Sunrise

I watched the gloaming break in silent peace
Dark purple change to pink before my eyes
The bottoms of the clouds turned bright cerise
Which bled into the lake before sunrise
Then suddenly all wrapped in golden fleece
The morning sun joined in his masterpiece


    January 23 2017
  by Daniel Turner
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member In Twilight Hours

In twilight hours I find my peace.
Day’s obligations have been met.
It’s time to find my soul’s release
while over hills sun starts to set.

Life’s trials will go on, and yet
with meditation, worries cease.
The balm of calm I wish to get
while seeing heaven turn cerise.

Jan. 23, 2020 for charles messina's Oh-No A Twisted Char-Lay Poetry Contest
Form: Lay

Premium Member Autumn's Tints

As autumn flings her crimson robe

Each meadow spills a nectar's brew...

That  in between, the leaves evoke

All ruby tints of night’s debut;

When cerise tendrils, mauve on oak

Parade their splendor in full view,

Then back again through red-flushed sky

Where Northern lights glow like magi !



Contest 241 of Brian Strand

Premium Member Spring Splendor

Springtime's beautiful blooms! 
 Trees dressed in fine attire,
 Such a beautiful sight,
 Cherry blooms to admire,
 With splendor they delight!

  Springtime's beautiful blooms!
   Tulips in cerise gowns,
 With swirls of pink they sing,
 And wave their many crowns
 To rule the fields of spring!

 4-13- 2022
 All April In Monchielle Poetry Contest
 Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

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