Short Fruit Poems

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


A Peach and a Speech

The bigger/the richer/the faster the peach, 
the better the chance to catch up someone's speech.

Volodymyr Knyr
2014
Form: Couplet


Tangerines

tangerines
always save for her faithfully
now hospitalized
never to weak too love her
last kiss with tangerine breath
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Wisdom

a wise man will know finding a worm in a pear… better than half worm 10th January 2016
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Thankful Fruit Trees

Looking to heaven …trees of life thank God for fruits …blessings shared freely
April 8, 2019
Form: Haiku

Premium Member My Favorite Fruit

making an orange Julius
and marmalade too
a favorite of Florida
my palate smiles
sizzling citrus
juicy fruit
orange
Form: Epulaeryu


Premium Member Hedgerows Hiku X 2

in the sunshine
a blackberry blossoms
winter's summer pudding


blackberries 
above the nettles-
just out of reach
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cherry Haiku


        cherry haiku       

sweet fleshy cherries

enjoyed fresh and in desserts~
 
crown of birthday cakes.
Form: Haiku

Watermelon

This act of love, makes to swell
Sky's with Earth, what's sweet
With kissing rains initiated.
Through lewd steamy heat.
Form: Rhyme

Bearing Fruit

It was not the want or the will
She lacked a simple reason
Seeds can bear fruit
But only in their season
Twas not hers

Baby Your Everything

your bright
your my  shining light
love you day and night
you make my eyes rain
cure my love pain
BABY YOUR EVERTHING

Fruit Bats

The bats
ate the sweet almonds
to the last
but the other
laden almond tree
with bitter fruit
was not to their taste.

Premium Member Time's Mission

A fruit is ripen

A man has acquired wisdom

Fulfillment of time!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
       29 May 2018
Form: Haiku

Ode To Hilda Doolittle

Our men, frail from fruit, walk among hyacinth shadows
They crawl across marblewalk courtyards-
Mist in quivering sunlight
© C.W. Bryan  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Juniper

oh juniper tree
high five to thy lively gin
that drives us to jibe
a jitterbug jig and jive
that we all get berried in
Form: Tanka

Arizona and Rain

Outside the storefront
I see the heavy rain fall
No signs of stopping
My Arizona fruit juice
Keeps my mind off the shower
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Haiku Bpf

berry juice on lips
produce sliding off two shelves
freedom to impress

8/7/2018
Haiku BPF (Harry Horseman)
First Place
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Life on an Applecart

   Jostled to and fro
     ruts in road take their toll

   Bruises are his bane forever
     No one'll claim him ~ ever
Form: Couplet

Premium Member apples

                  red, ripe and juicy
         sweetly stewed, wrapped in pastry ...
                   apple pie delight
Form: Haiku

Premium Member My Backyard Fruit Stand

Tiny green baubles appear and will grow. Tasty sugar pears await, But, squirrels steal them all!
Form: Kimo

Forbidden Fruit

Forbidden fruit are
oh so tempting, but they can
often come at cost;
safest tree is one far away
where it cannot be picked.
© Jim Tidd  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Bees

Q: Bees Bees Who Needs Bees, 
Who Even Needs the Knees of Bees. 

A: You need bees and I need bees 
We all need bees to be.
Form: Rhyme

Ibiza Fruit

The hotel in Ibiza offered fruit, 
For starters and for dessert,
So I had it both times each day, 
And never did then revert.
Form: Rhyme

Dried Fruit

This flesh with all its ripe pleasures, trespasses, and weaknesses, will exit, in the end, as a prune of time.

Premium Member Fruits of Wisdom

The only fruits that have no specific season to ripen are those of wisdom!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
  18 November 2022
Form: Monoku

Premium Member An Unacquired Taste

Durian is called the King of Fruit, 
but because when I ate it,
I absolutely did hate it, 
that contention is open to dispute.
Form: Rhyme

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