Short Gladiolas Poems
Short Gladiolas Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Gladiolas by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Gladiolas by length and keyword.
glamourous gladiolas gleefully graced Griffin’s gorgeous garden’s oath.
glowing glitzy, glossy, glassy and grassy, garnishing grandpa’s growth.
To slice through
The marvelous Gladiolas
Are all around me
I need to grasp
The moonlight.
That very night
Whispering in a mastery voice
Avoided my despair
Let my body to gallop
Into the white sails.
Glandular glib gladiator in Glady’s gladiolas?
glazing glassblowers gleaning gabbiness?
glistening, glittery, glitzy glop glimpsing gladiator?
globular glowworm gloriously gleaming in Glady’s gladiolas.
monarchs lead the petite butterflies
daisies, gladiolas and hollyhocks smile
two welcoming Adirondack chairs
under yellow and orange umbrellas
welcome my friend to my garden
where foxglove and iris await
marie is a giddy gliding dragonfly
flitting, flirting, flying high
light, lithe, lively too
enthusiastically exuding energy of two
swooping sassily among the grateful gladiolas in the glade
kissing yellow daffodils and tulips, never afraid
landing on lovely lilies with a dainty touch
a delicate demure dragonfly, we all love very much.
Gladiolas, peonies, lilacs and roses, too,
Are here in my garden, but where are you?
Tulips, daffodils, hyacinth, begonia, as well,
But, where are you, darling? I cannot tell.
Ah, but behind the arch where my roses display
I see your sweet smile, do you want to play?
Don’t step on my flowers as you tiptoe about.
You’re the true flower, I can’t live without.
Speak sweetly to me as you tease and you dance.
Thank you, my darling, for this garden romance