Short Dahlias Poems
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My mom remembers visiting his grave for a half an hour
Bringing some fresh dahlias from Trader Joe's (his favorite flower)
M - Milkweed a home for monarch butterflies
A - Aster flowers swarming with bumblebees
D - Daffodils swaying in the breeze
D - Dahlias tempting hummingbirds
I - Irises with purple bloom
plush peach peonies
persistent pleasing perfume
prized prodigious pearl
dazzlingly divine
dramatic dark dahlias
days dreamily die
magic moonflower
mild mystifying maiden
modish at midnight
daytime in August
in the middle of the week
scents of lavender
the sun came golden
on dinnerplate dahlias
blooming in all hues
afternoon August
weekday wandering in sun
in the jasmine boom
If I could design my garden pests, I would have pink tobacco hornworms
Rainbow striped lady bugs, and bees carrying dusters instead of stingers
The faeries would wipe their feet on my dahlias and call me Trixie
whirling rose petals
as they move to dream music
sunflower acclaim
dips in dahlias
orange yellow cream and red
spins past snapdragons
four o'clock fragrance
and flourishes near fuchsias
forget-me-not fame
with charming cool elegance
blooms dazzle near falling leaves
pansies dahlias and mums
add to the color
cosmos and lilies blush bliss
sage and sedum, autumn fire
shine in the heyday of chill
as hued leaves go down
Brilliant blue butterfly
Frequently fluttering freely
Delicately dancing on dahlias
Softly soaring skyward
Buddleia bushes brimming with beauty
Enchanting everyone’s eyes
6th July 2014
The house on the hill
with its magical spell
has shed the years
possessions they mount
collecting memories
cause the Sun follows us
and the dahlias
with its daydream quality
makes us happy
with all the things we could do
Amazing colors around
delight my wondering eye.
All shades of gold and crimson
have banished the green.
Autumn in all its glory
has moved into my garden.
Sunflowers, deep red dahlias,
raise their brilliant heads.
September 5, 2014
Star to let
to a cat lover
and friend of
less perfect dahlias,
to putter-outers of
unwashed milk bottles;
to curtain shifters
and spectacle sinkers,
to all those gods
in Victoria`s long terraces
all waiting for
the flat upstairs.
daisy"s diffident roses reluctant
days shorter n nights darker
dews dance no more mourning
dahlias turned black in sorrow
dancing stars flicker no more
disaster galore weeping women
dead meat deadlier men
disaster around return soon
deadly war dulling mind
Form:
Sunset plum roses
All saffron day they waited
for hued goodbye thrills
when blooming time had stood still
Sunflower sentinels glowed
Pink sunset saga
I think heaven touched the earth
as silver poured down
Dahlias and lilies swayed
in the dusk at night's doorway
A flowerful bouquet
Dahlias, carnations, daffodils
And roses and roses carnations
More roses
Everything love mon amour, mon
Amour , mon amour
Love is everything in a bouquet.
A flowerful bouquet
Mon amour, mon amour , mon amour
A powerful flowerful bouquet.
Silk-
starfish
of fervent
fate weaves soft-quartz
feathers of marshmallow metaphors that
croon with firefly's fluorescence amidst life's
claustrophobic
clouds, shading
bitter
smogs
with
plush sweet-
dahlias;
And I chase light
within saffron skylines beyond dreamscapes.
Flowers Greeting ‘Xmas
All beautiful chrysanthemums, dahlias,
enchanting flowers,
gorgeous hibiscus
in jocund kaleidoscope,
lovely marigolds, nice overwhelming pansies,
queenly roses, snowdrops, tulips,
unnoticed violet
welcomes ‘Xmas
yearning zest.
05/11/21
Beside the old house
on the northern side,
where Granny's flowers
did abide,
Red roses flourished,
orange Poppies too,
and tall Holly Hocks
of crimson grew.
Dahlias, Iris,
Snap Dragons of blue,
plus beautiful Asters
covered in dew.
Great hues of color
with greenery fine,
I'll always remember
those blossoms divine.
The horn section fell off mars
hangin' voodoo tremelos
Crazy eyed jack was there
twitchin' f-stop harmonies
Chandeliers flickered smoke haze
rhythms of green dahlias floating
above 6 minute promises
Amid forever, saturn shifted;
rings penetrated for eternity
Rings penetrated
for eternity
01/30/15
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In absolute calm
asleep is the silence
invisible...
In the garden next to me,
guarded by roses and dahlias
we rejoice
the two of us, the day and me
in our tiny kingdom....
Groping solicitously keyboard, i
write and describe
the phenomenal beauty
shared with my soul
enraptured, in inspiration
breathed by spirits
of ancient poets.... !
That cameo was my secret grief.
He will make you sing,
the hooded moon.
Not a sacred thing
Kissing the toes of a traveller
for fecundity.
In doorway it was between
us and them for bargaining
for Dahlias.
Lips unkissed will call for
honey from bees.
Eyes will srarch for a candle.
In alien land of flames
and tumultuous desires,
the golden breasts will take revenge.
Satish Verma
Wild, red roses undulate, in the windswept way,
Purple peonies flutter, along the breeze highway,
Blue and pink daisies waltz, in pathways of sun,
Delicate lilies waver, in gentle cream commotion.
Green grasses ripple, going to hued sunset end,
And orange begonias quiver, in a gold weekend,
Black and red irises shake, under bluest of blue,
As peach dahlias quake, on lanes fresh and new.
The dahlias were once,
they bloomed once,
now they are churning earth,
in a faraway time
making a living by dying.
Dead, the flowers are dead,
yet the dirt is alive with their progeny.
Uncultivated buttercups
are seeding green pastures,
weeds are building trestle bridges.
Fertile bones are mating in a humming mud
Nothing is too faraway,
to be dead for long.
Soon the heart blooms also.
My brand new sleek automobile,
My dewy rose with scent appeal,
Sparkling rubies, beauty's ideal,
Cherries and cream after a meal.
Sunset skies of the lazy days,
Valentine heart, during love craze,
Wafting fall leaf, in sunny blaze,
A sequined gown sure to amaze!
Large dahlias, welcome delight,
Gorgeous nebulae, stars of night,
A color of some birds in flight,
And also the wine, rich and light.
So tangerine apricot carrot colored and marmalade,
Blooms graced the garden of warm sunshine and shade.
Orange were rich dahlias where hummingbirds hummed,
With a rare beauty which left the daylight stunned!
Over with the blues, skies of chiffon clouds danced,
All of a summer, while huge marigold sun entranced!
Orange were the butterflies, searching for delights,
Whereas flame robins flounced and sang day and night!
Gardenias and roses, lilac and fragrant jasmine shruB,
Are my backyard passion, both colorful and so artfuL!
Rare shades of beauty abound, like black, and indigO.
Dahlias from peach to velvet wine, give delight alsO.
Every bold color is represented, at the gardener's whiM,
Never dull, with maroons, pinks and golds, so like sunsetS!
Written May 29,2020
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