Short Cherry Tree Poems

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


Cherry Tree

Cherry Tree

I worship thee

the Church across

       the street

is jealous

Cherry Tree

    I am zealous....
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Last Time

Cherry tree rendered
Sweet warm breezes surrender
Petals falling down
Natures blanket we have found
Last love we will remember
Form: Tanka

Chaffinch On Blooming Cherry Tree

so the chaffinch comes

                                       to sing so sweetly loud on

                                       blooming cherry tree
© Peter Dorr  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cherry Trees

cherry tree blossoms reflected.... lake shared with geese spring walk in the park beauty all around.... snow falls
Form: Haiku

Premium Member George Had One Thing

First president a general bloke
His accomplishments? Well, let me see.
He could relate to most common folk.
Famous for chopping down a cherry tree.
Form: Clerihew


Joni's Cherry Tree

maybe i'll play dead for a few hours
watch the trees from a safe distance
count my toes
hang my imagination out to dry.
all in an
honest days work




4/10/20

Premium Member George W

Washington chopped down his pop’s cherry tree.
He led our armed forces to victory.
And then just for kicks,
he entered politics.
How far did George go with his honesty?
Form: Limerick

Spring Haiku

after the spring rain
cherry tree filled with blossoms
and birdsong


                                                                           
©gene williamson 2009
Form: Haiku

Lonely Cherry Tree

Just a lonely cherry tree

all alone in the garden

until a gentle robin

comes for a visit,

now the two of them

to keep each other

company.

Written 5-26-11

Lost Freedom

When did we lose our country free?
Our ancestors set rules in degree.
Now they tell us what’s good
Do what we say, understood.
Old George would cut more than a cherry tree
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Early Summer Haiku Edited

 Early Summer Haiku Edited

ripening cherries
hanging on trees in daylight~
bats feasting at night;

at morning sunshine
wastage and garbage on ground~
harvest hopes shattered.
Form: Haiku

Cherry Blossoms

Cherry blossoms

Cherry tree blooms love
Its beam flowers invite sight
And mood shower tail.







4/9/2013
Inspired by and enterd into: 
Black Eyed Susan's "1 Cherry Blossom Haiku" Contest
Form: Haiku

Starlings

A flock of starlings flying, swirling around for the longest time, land in a cherry tree. Off they go again into the distance, out of sight. While snow is falling gently as they vanish into the distance.
© Tom Cook  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Prose

Premium Member Deep Blue

hyacinth macaws
perched in their black cherry tree
periwinkle skies

the moon's fully blue
shining on hydrangeas
squawking in the air

beginning of dreams
the end of the golden road
pearly stars winking
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Haiku 94

lilac trees in spring
overflowing with colours
cascading blossoms

cherry tree in bloom
full of flowering foliage
strong scent of perfume

early buds of spring
peeking out of the branches
delayed nest building
Form: Haiku

Sparrow

The weeping cherry tree retails 
Its showroom as a work of art.

All pink, more golden sparkle
coming out of cherry tree 
In perfect beauty delight.

As a thief one...two.. and three
Cherries are stolen
For her lover in rest.

Premium Member Blue Jay

(B)lue Jay in a flock
(L)and in the Cherry Tree
(U)nder marbled color skies
(E)ver so bright with the snow

(J)oyfully jumping together
(A)round on the ground
(Y)esterday left some seed to be found

Heidi Sands

12/20/20
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Whoever Told You That

So, you never told a lie the spotted toad said to the frog.
George Washington frog laughed and rolled off the fallen log.
Whoever told you that? He said, is lying about me.
So, said the toad, you also never chopped down a cherry tree?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cycles

I sit under the cherry tree and watch the blossoms fall

        Each petal remembers the winter and knows it will return again

                  Make love to the earth with anticipation, behold summer




For the Sijo contest...
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Early Spring Rain

early spring rain

       pelts a cherry tree...

           dousing young blossoms



colored rainbow...

       sparks petals' hues

       
          with fragrant mist




Debbie Guzzi's Spring Contest
by nette onclaud ( revised)
Form: Haiku

Fertile Spring

Lover #1

cherry tree blossoms
sweet scented perfume distilled
your lush fruit revealed
  
  Lover #2

rutting buck rattles  
virile stag catches sweet scent
drifts through fertile fronds
nubile does snuggle closer
suitor fondles coy lover
Form: Haiku

Kissing Allow In the Us of A

By the Hollow tree and washingtion by the cherry tree
and God by the red candy apple tree, at the affair the
country affair, the kissing booth at the country affair that
is, and in Paradise someone roll the dice and kissing
allow in the good old usofa
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Yoshino Cherry Tree

Yoshino cherry tree, blossoms glistening in the sun
Most vibrant display of white-pink blossoms, with faint almond fragrance
Delightful moment, overcome by a massive sneeze attack




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October 15, 2019
F F I series 29 sijo
Brian Strand, sponsor
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member All In a Spring Day

first blossoms
on the cherry tree . . .
dawn winks pink

the honey bee
finds blue hyachinth . . .
the peaking sun

the empty garden
as twilight’s sky
spills violet

April 18, 2021
for the Spring Haiku Chain Poetry Contest of M.L. Kiser
Form: Haiku

Premium Member - Haiku X 126 - Cherry Tree -

global wealth report
                       cherry tree blossoms in may
                             ... live in simple rhythm

















16/03/2018
Sun :) A-L Andresen :)
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howmanysyllables.com
5-7-5
Form: Haiku

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