Short Gardening Poems

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


Premium Member Thoughtful Gardening

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


A Little Gardening

The primrose and the primula
Are really very simula
But out in Wales
The slugs and snails
Make both of them look grimula
© John Fenn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Gardening

I never wanted it to happen,
I allowed loves seed to sow,
So here we're in the garden,
But there's a drought to stop the growth.

Gardening~

silent tears rain down
as upon my knees I pray
hands  grasp the dark earth
tending the vegetables
as the master mends my soul
Form: Tanka

Fun Facts

Roses are red
Violets are blue
Sunflowers are yellow
I bet you were expecting something better
but no this is just gardening facts
© Donna Lu  Create an image from this poem.
Form:


Gone With the Wind Too

Fiddle D. Dee and Fiddle Sticks
Were gardening among the pricks
One planted seeds 
As one pulled weeds
And many other dirty tricks
Form: Limerick

Oaks

Overhearing her shriek
At the trees, he 
Keeps gardening, whispering
Soothing sounds to the soil


for andrea's acrostic contest
8/27/13
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Clerihew Orwell

George Orwell famed for Animal Farm
loved gardening to keep him calm
So he wrote his satire 1984
the year passed,& became days of yore
Form: Clerihew

The Garden

Gardening, once a weekend chore,
Now it's daily, something to adore.
Living here, by the Middle East,
Flowers bloom in a glorious feast.

Gardening

i found the perfect garden spot

to spread the ashes of my heart

all in the hopes that it would grow

rows and rows of forget-me-nots

Premium Member Neither Here Or There

summer

humid, hot

swimming, camping, gardening

seashore, breeze, mountains, sleet

skiing, cuddling, baking

gelid, cold

winter
Form: Diamante

Premium Member The Gardening-

~floral septic crops gardening flowering stops sun lit shine so bright~
9/9/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member raining in summer

morning plans cancelled 
there will be no gardening 
to wet too muddy

the ground rejoices 
saved from tilling and hoeing 
by summer's rainstorm
Form: Haiku

Gardening 101

In Phoenix, a story was told
That Tom Cunningham stashed his gold
Since Tom is a bard
They dug up his yard
Marmite in hand, Tom laughed, "You're cold!"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member SELF GARDENING

IN LIFE’S BALL GAME

Don’t be a football,
Thrown and kicked down the field
Like rocks of nature:-
Rather, be a bouncing ball…
Sowing and reaping life’s goal:-
Form: Tanka

Premium Member November Dreams

November dreams of beauty of my garden in springtime,
planning horticultural fancies my garden has never grown.
Dreaming of it in November is easy part of gardening.
Form: Sijo

Gardening Time, Everybody

Now that spring has arrived on the scene
to get out in the garden I'm keen
can't let one more day pass
without cutting the grass
since the light through my window is green!
© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Ode To Gardening

Dig through earth; use that spade
Don't let any animals invade!

Go through sun; get some rain
Toiling it is not in vain!

Praise God for what He can do
And you created something new!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Weeds Have a Place Too

Weeds
Useful?
Invaluable to me
I am a country gardening queen
Some people eliminate these darlings.
Not me. I plant them in bare spots.
And yes they thrive in them.
Useful happy
Weeds

Premium Member Gardening

Your garden is your retreat
  From smoke and smog,
  From gossip and blog.
It is your entrée
  To all things Natural:
  Carrots and Honey,
  Flowers and Plants---
Mosquitoes, Flies, and Ants.

Ripe Tomato

Walked out on my sidewalk to the mailbox,
on top of the box was a pair of socks,
I said as I scratched my head,
"Who would leave such socks of red?"
Neighbor's wife replied, "Nude gardening rocks!"
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member jealous daffodil

Sparkles of faerie wings flit past the pink tulips
Sweeping and swerving, frisky faerie flips
Daffodil is jealous of this marvelous mythical attention
Pokes fun at floral’s spring gardening convention
Form: Rhyme

Coverings

burlap coarse, cheap bagging, gardening, covering potatoes, cork boards / ballet shoes, pillows wedding, sleeping, dancing silky, colorful satin
Written March 12, 2018
Form: Diamante

Premium Member A Few of Myfavorite Things

painting, cartooning, poetry, art, 
trees, lilacs, daffodils, mushrooms, violets,
gardening, bird watching, listening for spirit, 
writing, reading, learning, listening
these are a few of my favorite things
Form: List

Premium Member try to catch the verbs

verbs pranced across my mind
gardening, wiggling, giggling, slipping, sliding
jiggling, and sometimes sledding
jumping, jousting, boasting, ghosting
they were too fast to catch
but I ran after them, trying my best

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