Short Clover Poems

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


Premium Member Monku- Highlights

purple specks amidst the green - 
                                                clover zigzags across the summer scene
Form: Monoku


March Is Not Over

as long there pain
we walk talk
in the rain
to make a change
thats our
aim
this is our clover
the march is not over

Baby Whats For Dinner

am calling in
your love and friend
did you cook
well am hook
i'll be over it s my clover
you are a winner
WHATS FOR DINNER
Form: List

Premium Member Spring Coils

loops twine wonderment

clover pops up eye candy-

snails feeds on season


27th March 2021

howmanysyllables.com
Form: Haiku

New Pare of Shoes

the soles are gone
the back is tore
hard to walk on
run over
my feets in a clover
this is bad news
I NEED
NEW PARE OF SHOES


Lets Talk It Over

bake why break up
sometime we fess
staying togehter we must
in god we both must trust
your my clover
BABY
LE3TS TALK IT OVER

Premium Member Cloverly Love

A four-leaf clover
Is such a blessing to find,
For it resembles
Two hearts coming together,
Forming a new frame of mind.
Form: Tanka

Side Hiway Sex

as we drove
we had a passion load
so we pull over
it was back seat clover
i was so wet
i don't regret
it 
was 
SIDE HIWAY SEX

Time To Start Over

let us be you see
a new tree
growing up
times or rough
not late 
make up those mistakes
fine  a new clover 
TIME TO START OVER

Whats For Lunch

am comming over
lets have a clover
its be soon
around about noon
this is not a hunch
ok comming that way
WHATS FOR LUNCH

Recognition

I write like no other
My words are as smooth as butter
It’s time for me to be discovered

I am the poet's four leaf clover
© Lara Wash  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Enjoy Summer Almost Over

soon be fall
so have a ball
slash bash
sand listen to the band
its  a clover
but  soon before
ENJOY
SUMMER ALMOST 
OVER

Come Over Its a Raining Day

come let lay around
act like clown
and get down
have some fun
come run
let get into a clover
AND PLAY
COME OVER
ITS RAINING DAY

Its Not Over Until Its Over

try hard don't fall apart
whats your thing
if its what love brings
to win try again
its your clover
ITS NOT
OVER UNTIL ITS OVER

Who Is Your Friend

watch the smile
sit down awhile
 think things over
get mind out of a clover
don't fall for the grim
FINE OUT
WHO IS YOUR FRIEND

Baby Tonights the Night

baby come over
let get in a clover
hold each other right
no super bowl to cold
this feeling don't fight
BABY TONIGHTS THE NIGHT
Form: Lay

No Right To Kill

if your able
sit at a table
have a clover
talk thing over
no one hads this will
love can fulfill
WE HAVE
NO RIGHT TO KILL

Dead Is Dead

its no lie if you die
the clover its over
 to be able help other and me
set us free
got use your head
because 
DEAD IS DEAD

A Long Ways To Go

its not over
still  a hard clover
its got to stop
love we must shop
we all no
some will not let go
WE GOR
ALONG WAYS TO GO

School Time

soon over
that clover
summer break
wasn't fake
had your fun 
beach run
now  meet new friends
its new sunshine
SCHOOL TIME

Time For Change

this is  a new clover
worlds  turning over
so thing will better
let us
work together
to stop the insane
its
TIME FOR CHANGE

Don'T Look Back

ther's stiil a clover
its not over
look ahead
get out of bed
strive for better ride
thos card or still stack
DON'T LOOK BACK

Show, Who, How, I

say i guy,we die over and over,crimson and clover sucked.we truck butter cups.no 
duck cups,give up love to the fluffs,we enough?
Form: ABC

The Fights Not Over

no playing around
no laying down
put your feet on the ground
let the bell sound
so you be in your
clover
THE FIGHTS NOT
OVER

He Looking Down

he is up high
in the sky
is his clover
he looks over
for he had dreams
he was not mean
spreaded  love all around
HE IS LOOKING DOWN

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