Short Garden Poems

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


Nature Garden

''The garden of Nature opens. Its occupants --plants, trees and creatures. Sky full of offertory --reflected in clouds.''
Form: Epigram


Premium Member The Garden

weaving our way through mainly flowery gardens~ spring is the season
Written: March 17, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

No Jail

A fox slips easily through the bars of a garden gate. Dog barking, chained to an imaginary kennel.

Premium Member Clerihew Pope

Young Alexander Pope
became a poet of some note
In his garden he madea grotto
where ' a mind to light up' was his motto
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member People I Knew

She gave from the garden tended with care
He gave his time was little to spare
They gave thanks for all they could share
Form: Tercet


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

Premium Member Stars

in twilight’s garden
lumened shoots from evening's soil…
          wildflowers blooming


    **<>**08 Apr 2016**<>**
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Weed

WEED

a garden of rampant weeds.
my great-grandpa loved

to blow,
and eat,

raw dandelion.

Kim Rodrigues © 2017
Form: Verse

Cinquain-04

I come
to your garden,
pluck roses to make love,
but life is not bed of roses
truly.

-September 12, 2018 Chattogram
Form: Cinquain

Sticky Feet

Flys heavy to rose
     buzzing dopey bumblebee 
     with its pollen toes 

     -by Edlynn Nau 
     ©April 16, 2019
© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Season

Fall 
chilly cool 
raking eating Halloweening
hills Windy breezy pond 
Blossoming garden grilling 
warm sunny 
spring
Form: Diamante

Premium Member The Way You Move

    Just thinking of you
      causes roses to bloom

    The way you move whisks away
      gardens' winter costumes
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member In The Know

In The Know
We lost the Garden of Paradise
Where we no longer grow
And all because 
Someone wanted
To be in the know
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Little Mary

Little Mary quite contrary 
Works her garden like a fairy
Planting trees pulling weeds
Staying as busy as bumblebee
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rays of Hope

the Daffodils bloom
          bright yellow in the garden
               shining rays of hope


Heidi Sands

4/24/21
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Thoughtful Gardening

yard full of flowers delightful to passing eyes less tall grass to mow
written July 15, 2021
Form: Haiku

Haiku 1

true passion flowers
painted lady butterfly~
scarlet macaw flies

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Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lovely Meadow of My Heart

meadow lovely heart
flush with queen anne’s lace
wild strawberries
my heart dances with delight
god’s glorious offerings
Form: Tanka

Captivating Smile

Finely
Lovely
Gently
Nicely
Pretty blonde with finely lovely face
that captures with gently nicely smile.


1-20-2018
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member The Rosemary Affair

Garden Rosemary, thyme He said that I smelled like Rosemary, how would he know that? Cheater
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Come Into the Garden

candied rose & violets
in verjuice salet
a dovecote delicacy
wild flower curd tart
olde worlde food art
cider to
Start!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Tantalizing Memory

Now a memory,
Mama's long dining table,
Big enough for nine.
Great platters over-flowing
With fresh food from her garden.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Haiku 104

HAIKU #104


Garden glimpses
Flowers speak;
Perfume language

~~~~~~~~~


Leon Enriquez
24 October 2020
Singapore
Form: Haiku

Elegant Greetings In Nature

So spoke the rose:
    Every forest is a impressive garden!
          So said the forest:
      " Every jungle is a rose "

Night Garden

thunder and lightning
with heavy rainfall at night - -
snails and slugs party


for Regina Riddle's nature haiku contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

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