Short Flower Poems

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


No Rooms

read the sign
at this time
this is no line
but stay  tune
check in juNE
when the flower
bloon
now there
NO
ROOMS
Form:


All About Me

am smart
aways on the chart
love nice things
that life brings
i am scott free
am what you see
this is
ALL ABOUT ME

Tiring Days

Painful hot season
Eyes face vase grace all burning
Buds bursting crimson
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
April 15, 2016
Form: Haiku

Political Parody of Roses Are Red

Roses are red
Lilies are pale
A politician
Should be in jail

(Sorry did I say one politician? I meant most of them)

Meadow Girl

MEADOW GIRL



She is my bluebell meadow
Want to gather her up in armfuls
But not to spoil her delicate composition


Premium Member In the Park Beautiful Flowers--

a walk in the park
spy many pretty flowers
sweet orchid blossoms

8/15/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018
Form: Haiku

Be Patient

You are a flower,
That awaits the time to bloom.
Have patience, my dear!
For you are being mold into a beautiful form.
Form: Rhyme

The Emerald Creeper

Belle
Jade Vines
Ravishing
Mint green, Turquoise
Among the forests
With striking hue
Wins our heart
Forever
Belle
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Rose Aurora-

in the perfect clouds 
a larger, thorny bird stalks
roses aurora

8/9/20
written word by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©
Form: Haiku

Premium Member War Memorial

field of red poppies
shrine-like aura of petals
salute the fallen













Composed: January 24, 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Happy Daisy

a happy daisy
      caught my eye in the green grass
                bursting smiles in sun


Heidi Sands

8/19/21
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Panamanian Paradise

water lilies…floating, dreamy, sublime—
Monet’s buoyant brush strokes blend
on the Chagres River

10/22/2021
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Noel

Not in the warmth of season,
Or blossoming of spring;
Enchantment finds for reason
Love, light that peace shall bring.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Fragance of a Rose Flower

The rose
Smells as the
Delicate scent
Fragance that speaks about
Romance











Nayda Ivette
1-2-2016
Form: Cinqku

Dead-Drunk Begonia

cat, death, dog, flower, nature, rain,
HAIKU 


It rained cats and dogs
My begonia bit the dust!
Dead-drunk begonia!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Last Days

aromatic scent

of baby pink carnations

permeates the air

even as they hang their heads

while dying in their green vase
Form: Tanka

Am Spoil

i am what i am
some call me sam
am smart as a lam
loves me some ham
get have my food boil
guess you can say
AM SPOIL

How Red Drips Smash

flowing rump
smooth trickles clash 
flower fast
how red drips smash 
lips touch
moments lust 
feelings last 
love has past
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member dandelion

star-like seeds disperse
            adrift in the air so swift
                         left alone ~ the moon
© JC Brul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Dusk

dusk dribbles dewdrops flower petals atrophied... evening primrose blooms (Haiku) 07/28/2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Beautification

God beautified Man's soul with love and his world with flowers!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
      14 April  2018
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Flower

flower dreamy, yellow growing, showing, blooming thousands, weedy, golden, blossoms floret
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Sweet Pea

Sweet pea Exquisite Perfume sublime Enchanting beguiling… Temptress
AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Flower Flourish

Flower Flourish

Blossoming cover
Referent flower of my eyes
Keeping vision still

12/15/17
by James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Haiku

Ecco Homo

Seeking the flower--
the flowing nectar of God
tasting its goodness
masculine essence its fruit
delighting in creation
Form: Tanka

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