Short Fruitage Poems
Short Fruitage Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Fruitage by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Fruitage by length and keyword.
This sparkling thought,
when just an ember,
blew from off your lips
I drank it in,
to learn, begin,
the nectar sweet to sip
Blossoms grew,
left undisturbed,
to ripen into art
Kindred thoughts,
exchanged and caught,
the fruitage you impart.
Harvest
Scaturient
Hanging, fluffing, waiting
Provide, provision, work, fatigue
Fruitage
I know you will not be able to see the picture that I am writing about which is not to my advantage.
scaturient -adjective-overflowing, abundant
Fear is a fatal flower that blooms in every breast,
twining its vicious tendrils to choke hope's infant rest.
Fear bears a bitter fruitage, a wine of black despair;
hope, drunken, weaves the linen to shroud her dying heir.
Fear is the devil's vintage of desecrated years;
but Jesus treads the winepress and His love casts our Fear.
Faye Lanham Gibson
Copyright, 1987
Tassels of beads light my garment
as tropical air fondles my skin
content in the ripened grace
of my arms and round, orange fruitage,
shading men from rainfall and sun.
I nestle on the ground, hair basking
in May's glint...my guava pulp exploding
from Asian roots born of clay, and I,
in copper- like pose, become maiden
of woods, ever- rich... and evergreen.