Short Gardens Poems
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rush in days of spring
your gardens filled with sleepy rhyme
timed daffodil thrills
March 10, 2010
6:30 p.m. flat
weaving our way through
mainly flowery gardens~
spring is the season
Written: March 17, 2023
FOGGY IGNORANCE
infests mountain gardens
when one uses the lenses to view others
and not ones self
Just thinking of you
causes roses to bloom
The way you move whisks away
gardens' winter costumes
I meant to call you,
But I am so forgetful.
Friendship is fragile.
Gardens that are neglected
Dry out in the summer sun.
I now have page six
Nothing short of amazing
I will boast loudly
I should be rewarded with
Eternal blue rose gardens
under cool white clouds
blue lovely write comes in mind
calm purple flowers
springy summer romance in
Kawachi Fuji Gardens
Japanese Gardens
Blossoms radiate in bloom
Pink petals delight
http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-2.php
In sacred gardens,
your heirloom roses ascend,
the chipped-paint trellis—
in yesterday’s reflections,
where petals fell long ago
Dancing with your thoughts
Be mindful of what you sow
In you that will grow
Into wastelands of sorrow
Or blissful gardens of love
Oh God, send us peace of heaven
Which becomes a celebrate for us
And our children laugh...
Our gardens blossom
Earth becomes alive
a peppermint gardens plea
steep in water set me free
hear my mint story
sip and feel glory
thank you so for choosing me.
Spring
crocus
peep through a
snowy blanket
Purple, lilac, gold
booms add color
to gardens
in the
spring
IN CAPABILITY GARDENS
There’s ability,
And there’s disability;
Let’s garden both:
Ability’s seeds fruiting
Disability’s healing:-
Horizons settle
To the suns enlivening
Gardens draped in dew
With draggy eyes
To put sleep aside
Dreams remembered
Good morning,,,
wildflowers abound
in places we may not see
on a mountain ledge
deep within a forest glen
in nature's private gardens
In this windstorm
trees become mangled
uprooted from pristine gardens
nature becomes aloof
watching
waiting
for everything to settle
"Gardens must now go to sleep until spring comes back around." Quote By Poet
Springtime is coming with the sleepy flowers awaking.
Searching to get a room with a view
Overlooking lush gardens of Kew
With no green to be seen
And a landlord so mean
I quickly went back to Timbuktu
Steep slope
Elope.
Ready
Steady.
Go fast
At last.
Skid down
Clarks frown.
Muscles
Angles.
Enjoy
Annoy.
Pleasure
Treasure.
Pale is the night!
If walks astray,
So sad if becomes light.
So gloomy if no longer
ascends into dreams,
Where poems sleep
in the gardens of lovers.
Some birds were playing tweeting,
In my home gardens in a cool evening,
Calm and peace returned surprisingly,
Came rain sudden like the school principal!
Gazelles grazing gaily on golden green grass
Glaciers glittering gold like gleaming glass
Gardens glowing with Gulmohur and Gold stars
Golden gifts of God.
Your hair is like a garden of sun flowers. Your eyes are the most beautiful tulipses. Your lips are ample gardens of red roses. Your body smells like peonies.
Form:
every ex deserves
her final sonnet
but
i
can’t
write
where
gardens
bend
light
and
orchids
crumble
themselves
to
sh.ite (g’nite)