Short Grapevine Poems

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


Grapes

Grapes on the grapevine
oh, such a delightful sight
fox thinks they are sour

Grapes on the grapevine
oh, such a delightful sight
hanging looms of wine

Grapes on the grapevine
oh, such a delightful sight
intoxication...
© Afroze Ali  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Unwanted Touching Is Uncouth

Believe it or not this is the absolute truth And I'm not into drinking gin and vermouth Heard through the grapevine Ladies parts are divine For ogling, but unwanted touching is uncouth © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Scar Tissue

Creature claw marks crisscrossing,
Reminders on your skin
A post-it timeline 
Of fear and then
You climb the grapevine
To your vices, apprehend
It all entices again
This prophecy,
Of the knife and me, 
Feels like it's gonna be
As pure as milk and honey

Premium Member Heard It Through the Grapevine

I met a man who had sex with a chicken 
He had heard KFC was finger licken'  
He must have felt fried 
And cooped up inside 
When his two eggs started movin' and kickin'

 

A New Bawdy Humorous Limerick Poetry Contest 
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin 
2/18/2022
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Riding To the Grapevine

riding bicycles along backwoods nature trails in a caravan down to the old cut grapevine swinging the whole day away
FIRST PLACE WINNER Written August 6, 2022 Submitted to: “Childhood Nostalgia” Poetry Contest Sponsored by: JCB Brul
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Nature

a fabulous spring-whisking waterway swaying grapevine shouts and flows with utter waves wielding
3rd PLACE CONTEST WINNER Written: March 24, 2022 Checked by HMS.COM Form K - Kimo - Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Constance La France
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Kimo

Premium Member A Short Nap

The Mocking Bird crooned
His melody of love all night
Whip-Poor-Will answered
"After Tonight" in loving delight

Finally she_ Mocking Bird
Answered, shhh! be quiet
I already "Heard It Through The Grapevine"
Cheating is your game

Around four a.m. I got a short nap

Premium Member Gone

into blue gardens
spurred by the beckoning sun
and fragrant lovelies

hydrangea bliss
too long gone, forget me not
sapphire cornflowers

songs through the grapevine
and irises navy blue
cobalt skies charming

azure clematis
a sense of what's been missing
lilac fragrances
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Minichu About Pleasure

The sun warms skin like wine.
My breath seizes softly in a heart-tangled beat,
Shades entwine.

Quietness glows,
Silk on shoulders, grapevine so sweet,
It shows.

Esteem,
Two spirits meet
Dream.

The sun warms skin like wine.
Silk on shoulders, grapevine so sweet,
Dream.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Grapevine

flowing 
        spring 
               river
a breezy 
         grapevine 
                  sings 
                       flows
by pure 
          vibration


1st place contest win

03/19/2021

For the contest, Lets Get Creative with Haiku
sponsor, Constance La France
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Champagne Toast

*Drunken Master *


***
sweet lavender lips
I heard it through the grapevine
transform from sweet grapes

sweet lavender lips
I heard it through the grapevine
libation of wine

sweet lavender lips
I heard it through the grapevine
intoxicating -----X----- beverage 
***


by;pd 
4th place
CHEERS!!!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Odd Memoir

Page after page
Words set odd tell
Stage upon stage
Tales prompt crisp dwell


Line after line
Words offer gist,
Wine in grapevine
Lost in the mist


Odd verse make good
As change trips style,
Brisk rhymes flood mood
In oozing piles.




Leon Enriquez
13 September 2019
Singapore
Form: Quatrain

Confused Caroline

Oh my precious lady Caroline
                                    Confused as a peach on a grapevine 
                                               She Forgets to think
                                              Then she drives to drink
                                  And spills her homemade muscadine wine
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Against All Odds - July

News heard through the grapevine when a heatwave threatened July’s joy a baby girl was born against all odds (while on air Phil Collins sang to make a point) tears ran down a happy mother’s face. At last, the closure of an empty space. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Scion

The quiet cool of morn invites A time of meditation Thank God for His love_creation Thanks for earth; His Scion
Scion can mean grafted as one grafts into an apple tree, a grapevine or rose.. Those who have accepted Jesus as their Savior are Scions..They have been grafted into the family of God..
Form: Rhyme

Know That God Created Us

K-now that God created us, 
I-n His plan or design; 
M-an's Maker also planted the only true grapevine. 

A-cknowledge the Almighty, 
N-ever ignore His wisdom; 
G-od must be recognized, 
U-ntil we reach His kingdom. 
L-et us think of the lesson about the dust that we discuss; 
O-n the thirteenth of September, know that God created us.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Falling

Uneasy steps
In an old map
Lines a strange trap


Hurl of loose lines
On the grapevine
All is not fine


A jerky point
A slipping joint
A fall appoints


Falling feeds fear
Right now and here
Sad broken cheer


Feel that plunge strange
Odd in lost range
Falling to change




Leon Enriquez
26 November 2017
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Grapevine

 Twilight is a poltergeist of sadness.
Leaning to the sun to steal its hind rays.
Vineyard seems to be their fount of gladness 
Twilight is a poltergeist of sadness.
Tilting grapes on vine at night's showiness.
As clocks preserve hone time, prepare your days
Twilight is a poltergeist of sadness.
Leaning to the sun to steal its hind rays. 

Written: February 20, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Triolet

Poetry

The language of the heart
The words of the mouth
It is the hands art
It's the rain of the brain when the body is in drought
"Poetry is a group of words expressed in parts"
Yes! Words assembled in peace not rout.

Poetry is your heart and mine
It tastes really good, just like red wine,
Made with grapes, from the world's finest grapevine
                   
                   ...STRANJA...
Form: Rhyme

My Secret

I got a secret, I ain't supposed to tell, but a secret is made to be told, so what the 
h_ll.  See I heard through the grapevine (when I was pressing some fresh wine)
that Sandra Hudson/Alexandria is brewin' a pot, of delicious witch stew...I know 
how we all love that, both me and you...so lets petition her earnestly to 
pass 'round that big pot, and in honor of Holloween, share what you got!!
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member Grapevine

Odd feels awkward
In thoughts backwards


Rumour floats buzz
Out-of-sync rust


A vile deceit
Streams vain conceit


Hurts and pain splash
A wicked flash


Spy versus spy
Who cares who cries?


Views vain and vile
Acid rain styles


Be wary then
Of grapevine trends


Too much, too late
That smearing fate


Be conscious now
Evil knows how




Leon Enriquez
09 December 2017
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Positivity

Wildfires spread like greased lightning
  Contagious diseases, like wildfires
Juicy gossip's refined in the rumor mill
   Rumors shoot through the grapevine

Negativity think it's pretty quick
   Though positivity's just as slick

Smile, and the whole world smiles with you
   Laugh, and soon everyone else is laughing too
Open a door for someone, and they will open one for you
   Feed a hungry man ~ You'll come to feed other hungry men too
Form: Verse

Premium Member That's a Lie You Told

That’s a lie you told
It’s getting old
I’m not sold
That thing you stole
It has turn to mole
I held it through the grapevine
Don’t let yourself loose your mind
Want you come to God’s table and dine
That would be just fine
He knows you better than yourself
And He really cares.

His Word are really real
His blood you must know
Was spilt for you and me
And given us the key
It’s FREE can’t you see
That lie you told
Is old
Come on into His fold.
Form: Rhyme

Gossip

Gossip


Generally harmless
Great confabulation
Gab extravaganza

Grapevine rumor makers 
                                                   
                                 Genesis of slander ...
                    
                                                         Goodbye reputation...






                                                                        Graveyard no escape from



G Pleiades Contest
November 30, 2016
Form: Verse

Premium Member Iraq

you enter into my innermost calmness
chafed naught a crawling grapevine 
and speared mustered seeds I'd beckoned 
your tenderness your infamous timely 
sorted kisses morbidly missed over time 
driving over gravel searching for hidden 
scents of blushing rosebuds that catered 
to my senses why I'd explored your shyness 
that emptied my kindness beyond a darkened 
cave a sinking floor causing me to blush 
beneath the mauve sky hidden 
along Baghdad's humble shoreline
sky
Form: Ballade

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