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Short Grapes Poems

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


Sneer At Non-Attainment

Fox comes to eat 
Sweet smell lures teeth
Grapes on scene roof
Sour beats ill troop


-November 05, 2018 Chattogram
Form: Rhyme


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

Naturally

I appreciate my locus, naturally...
  there in the vineyard only sprouts grapes,
   in the rose garden only roses are born...!

The Ape Climbed Up the Drapes

The Ape climbed up the drapes
 just to get to the juicy grapes!
The Ape filled up his pajamas
with very sweet creamy bananas !
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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


Turning Water Into Wine

Refreshing water.
Wine Creator only prayed.
Grapes hung heads in praise.


Note:  May be considered Senryu...What do you think?
Form: Haiku

Poetry

Poetry is words of power, 
incantations of the hour, 
magic for the fool,
 a facination tool,
 before the grapes go sour...

Don
Form: Rhyme

Labour Day

A thespian swallowing grapes
Said they tasted better than apes
Flo monkeyed around
And finally found
Candid Camera behind the drapes
Form: Limerick

Kiss

Well let us agree ..; 
I put in the mouth of the Wind 
Three beads of grapes. 

And you..
From the lips of the wind 
Getting drunk.

Premium Member The Grapes of Chill

Freeze
Grapes Green,
if you please,
Separate, clean.
When overheated,
do not be defeated.
{Poetic form of 'Progressive Beat'}
Form: Rhyme

Spoiled Grapes

Those who never take advice,
insist on preaching high

To offer wine that never aged
—from empty barrels dry

(Dreamsleep: March, 2020)

Naked Grain of Love

tunnels of silence
abandoned decayed
naked grain of
love
splendour of roots
purple grapes
seedless
turquoise green
abundance
of hope
Form:

Fruit Stand

its down the block
its where i shop
i love  the grapes
the boxs i take
home when am alone
i stack from a can
what i bought
frome a 
FRUIT STAND

Premium Member Muscadine Grapes

The Muscadine Grapes
Ripening on the vine
Little tart but fine

Water was scarce so
They didn't have chance to grow
Soon they will be ripe
Form: Haiku

Essence Better With Time

Ripened grapes turned to wine.
Brandy’s wine, burned in time.

Written by Brenda Meier-Hans 
10.13.2014
Nette Onclaud’s Contest:
In its Essence
Form: Verse

The Perfect Woman

I dated a girl, Miss Capes
She had a body like a bunch of grapes
With lumps and bumps
Her back had three humps
And a face as beautiful as an apes’
Form: Limerick

Morning Jollity

Morning Jollity

darkness now escapes
light arrives
sweet like grapes
no more mourning
beautiful morning
jest
joy
jollity.

Drencho POET Loads

Conquered

so close
to harvest
time

your warmth
set firm
now

ripe and
ready
to be

with 
clean
feet and

penguin
toes to
turn

grapes
into
wine
Form:

Not In Good Taste

Lions are the Kings of jungles,Tigers are the teachers teaching the lesson that all beyond our reach to be forgotten as grapes in the vineyards savor taste.

Garden

Garden

Dancing in my gar/
den, I bet you're redolent,    (of) 
daffodils and mor/
ning dew and sun kissed grapes, your 
tongue the color of rainbows.
© Pippi B.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Come, Thou Spring

Lucent grapes in Spring
         Bluebirds flying and mating.
         Verse, in the making.



                  1-8-2021
                  3:15am PST
Form: Senryu

Foreordain Inevitablity

Angry ants ate apples
Busy bees buzz beautifully
Dizzy dogs do dances
Elegant elephants eat eggplants
Goofy gorillas gorge grapes
Silly snakes stand still

Premium Member Chianti On Tap 21

The juices from grapes, turns my warm blood into sweet red wine 
Let my veins be filled with vine


21 Syllable Poetry Contest 
Sponsor Kevin Shaw 
3-18-2019
Form: Couplet

Mission San Antonio De Padua

Hidden mission in seclution,
close to owners private mansion,
military reservation.
Grapes are grown here.
Soil's good given cultivation.
Seed crops show wealth.
Form: Rhyme

Pleroma's Dinner Table For All

Tree of wisdom’s amber dates 
Tree of life’s white grapes 
Bread that never perishes 
Wisdom’s nice fig leaves 
Blessed honey fountains 
Blessed grape juice 
Dine!
Form: Epulaeryu

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