Short Fruits Poems

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


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 Untitled

The hedge has risen to my window,
So birds can sit and sing,
And I know with Summer fruits
They'll have a song to sing.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member UMOJA: YESTERDAY'S KWANZAA FOCUS

UMOJA: YESTERDAY’S KWANZAA FLASHBACK  

Love’s the Greatest gift:
In today’s Oneness, live it
As fruits of Onement:-
Form: Senryu

Premium Member IN TODAY'S POLITICAL-EDENIC GARDEN

IN TODAY’S POLITICAL-EDENIC GARDEN   

Sow liberty’s seeds;
Reaping fruits not spoiled by 
Infecting trump-plows:-
Form: Haiku

Bitter Grapes

Sour are the fruits of some grapes, some say, but those that fail to yield their own fruits are bitter about other's fruits
Form: Prose


She Was Like Demeter

it was as if she was demeter
she was frolicking on the first day of spring
nurturing her body with the fruits of her labor
© Sum Time  Create an image from this poem.

She Was Like Demeter

it was as if she was demeter
she was frolicking on the first day of spring
nurturing her body with the fruits of her labor
© Su Ar  Create an image from this poem.

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

Rhamnus Tree

Rhamnus so sweet fruits 
leaves are good medical herb
Shade is lovers place 
No side-effect, natural
A great semi desert tree
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Irony

I was cautious 
Of seeds of the fruits 
While eating
Until
The flesh of a fruit 
Knocked down 
My teeth 

16 February 2023

King Fruits Star Fruits

Apples and grapes of upper lands 
Kings and stars prefer 
King fruits and Star fruits in our hands 
Monkeys and Donkeys to refer

Premium Member Lammas Day *

First fruits
of the grain,
on 'loaf mass' day-
the autumn harvest has
begun

* a medieval holiday sundown 31/7 to sundown 1/8
Form: Lanterne

Cherry Blossoms

winter wind blows 
as cherry flowers bloom...
red fruits appear


CONTEST:" 1 Cherry Blossoms Haiku " sponsored by Black-eyed Susan.
Form: Haiku

Fruits of Karma

sown acacia seeds
no one can hope to reap  
apple fruits

do your duty
it would fetch some day for sure  
sweet fruits of karma
Form: Haiku

Romantic Love

refresh and fresh fruits
summer breeze after sunset
lovers summer nights
bright neat so blue stars up there
overhearty love is here
Form: Tanka

A Lonely Night

A lonely sky
No moon in sight
Air faint and dry
Trees paralyzed

Curious bats
No fruits to bite
A lifeless garden
A silent night
© Sarah M.  Create an image from this poem.

Earth

Baring the life fruits Giving to us animals A state of constance But we continue to rob And bite the Earths feeding hand
Form: Tanka

Aging - Tanka

autumn’s rusty ghosts
haunt the naked cherry trees – 
memories of fruits...
torpid mists enshroud the sun
with prophecies of winter...
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Fuel the Vegetated State-

~Fresh fruits the fuel vegetated falls freely flies fabulously far and  furious~


8/28/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Monoku

Eurasian Jay

Eurasian Jay says
much food in the right and left
Upthere so sweet fruits,
and neat pure water downthere
Thank you very much my God!
Form: Tanka

Plunders and Looters

they plunder and loot
the fruits of the founding fathers of this nation
they think what we know
is just what they they choose to tell us.

Love Is Like a Tree

Love is like a tree
That needs nurture and care
From the ones we love.

Deep inside go love-tree’s roots –
In all seasons it bears fruits!
Form: Tanka

Eat Fruit To Live

it grows from a tree
you can see
fruits a treat
buy each
some call peach
for weath
and god health
make life fulfill
EAT FRUIT TO 
LIVE

The Tree of Triumph

The small seed starts to sprout and grow
under the sun of gleam and glow.
Its twigs multiply by cockcrow,
as its fruits surprise the morrow.
Form: Quatrain

Terrestrials

Aggregate fruits 
                                               Single flowers 
                                              Multiple carpels
Form: Haiku

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