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Short Chard Poems

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


Delightful Invasion
Rainbow chards bewitch
Piercing skies with reverence
Invasion delight...

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Categories: chard, emotions, feelings, rainbow, wisdom,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Piacevole
Malfatti di bietola (Chard)
Suppa con sarde  (Sardine)
Polio con olive nere (Chicken)
Bariotti beans
Ricciarelli   (Biscuits)
Lambrusco 
Si ?...

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Categories: chard, food, places
Form: Epulaeryu
Premium Member Chard To Swallow
When you stay with granddad, it seems
life isn’t quite always a dream;
some lessons are hard,
like eating Swiss chard
in order to get some ice cream!...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: chard, food, granddaughter, grandfather,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Trick Or Treat
we did something not too hard

put a scarecrow in the yard

now when kids trick or treat

theyll likely skip our street

or try my wifes stewed swiss chard.
...

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Categories: chard, autumn, fun, funny, giggle, halloween, humor, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Chardened Arteries
Who knew it would be in the cards that I’d be preparing Swiss chard. Saute’d in extra-virgin, you’ll avoid the heart surgeon, but it tastes much better with lard!
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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: chard, food, health, heart, silly,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Rainshines--
RAINSHINES--


Sometimes the rain shines through the darkness
Loudly booms the sounds of silents
Whom am I to yell at the clouds
Illuminate me now invisible
Raining down blacken chard streams of lights
Rain shines in clouds invisible


2/11/19...

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Categories: chard, analogy, appreciation, imagery,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member And True Repentance We Are Spared-
~I colored myself Holy if I stand before His Glory Father leaves His rainbow as a promise He said he shall not chastise us with water again But in a blazen fire chard alas only through repentance are we spared~
10/6/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020...

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Categories: chard, analogy, forgiveness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Electronic Peddlers
A Roto-dent toothbrush of mine
Once said “Where the heck did you dine?’
there’s bits of Swiss chard
Next too white fried cod
And pumpkin seeds by your canine?

Just then the cell phone ding-a-lings
calls out “I’ve got just the thing!’
that new water pick
will soon do the trick
“Howdy-Do DING-A-LING-ling?”...

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Categories: chard, funny,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Long Night
The air hung heavily
depressed by the golden fall
of the sugar maples leaves
ripe with the sweet smell of Ida Red apples.

Rain-washed the breeze blew
through the clapboard’s chinks
into the closeted rooms of man.

Rabbits, raccoons and deer forage
amongst the autumn crops of chard and kale.

All of creation
prepares
for the long night....

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Categories: chard, animals, inspirational, natureautumn,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Blazing Hot Summer Asphalt Wallows---
blazing hot summer
a black, bad asphalt wallows
melts into dry grass

bugs get stuck dry-up
frozen in heated black spot
burnt alive dead stuck

what is it left but...
chard, burnt amber drops dots
blaze burn up insects

melts into dry grass
a black, bad asphalt wallows
hot summer blazing

8/25/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2019...

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Categories: chard, analogy, anxiety, conflict, environment, summer,
Form: Haiku
Planting By the Moon
cukes finding trellis
edemame has some blooms
green peas pushing through

pulled the scotch bonnet
no space for non- production
chickens love the scrap

salad needs thinned out
bugs didn't get all the kale
mighty spinach grows

using recipe 
as prescribed once a week and 
buds n blooms monthly

3 kinds of cabbage
rainbows colors of Swiss chard
planted by the moon...

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Categories: chard, seasons
Form: Haiku
Gateway To Hell
Tales of sacrificed fear on scared tortured terrain wild strengths smoldering beneath tantrums of the fractious. Gateway opens, rocks vault, liquids spew fires burn and soil creep Vented anger, terrifyingly unleashed scarped lands and chard boulders tinged bushes, strewn trees flowed hard blackened beds
Gateway to Hell, Masaya volcano, Nicaragua....

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Categories: chard, natural disasters, nature, places,
Form: I do not know?
Hexa What
Hexa What ?

 Caught tight here in your arms
I find peace with your charge
Hid for now from life's harms
Blind, hurt, put up by charm
Love with you can be hard
And I am still here chard
 
  Hold me close right here
Bring me peace I hear
Kiss me soft now dear  
Chase way all the fear
Hold me, love me here

  A gift we share
We took a dare
Had a child here
No time for air

  Hold me here
Shed a tear
I miss you

  I cried
We wept

  My...

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Categories: chard, love, me, peace, me, peace,
Form: I do not know?
Leave Nothing But Good Intentions
There's no pockets in a shroud.
There's no cash point in the sky.
No expensive holidays or brand new cars to buy
or pretty  girls weighing up your wallet size. 

when your burned to chard ashes
or buried in the ground.
your money will have no value
and your Ferrari you can't drive.

All you can leave are memories that please
and smiles on the faces of those you leave 
good deeds you achieved 
and hope people remember
A great human being and not a corporate machine....

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Categories: chard, fun, life,
Form: Free verse
Fitting Together Just Right
Fitting Together Just Right
                             By Charles Gerald Patrick Chard 2bd
                              Gavri Hanita Hazaka Abir Selek 2nd
O How I love him,
Let me count the ways,
O Love which is no whem,
In charm and his smile I say,

He look at me so sweet,
His form please to my sight,
His love to me such a treat,
We fit together just right,

He does so much for me,
I love him more each day,
My love for him will he see,
He is so wonderful, this I say....

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Categories: chard, crush,
Form: I do not know?

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