Short Green Poems

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


Green

Today I saw an open view
A vision clear of life anew
A path of love and kindness true
Today I'm green instead of blue.
Form: Rhyme


In White and Blue

White clouds in blue sky
Morning opens its green door
Time smiles in your eye
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Kolkata, 29/4/2016
Form: Haiku

Premium Member How Do You Do

HOW DO YOU DO   By James Edward Lee Sr.

You just walked by 
You didn't say anything
Well, How do you do?

12/04/17
Form: Haiku

The Emerald Creeper

Belle
Jade Vines
Ravishing
Mint green, Turquoise
Among the forests
With striking hue
Wins our heart
Forever
Belle
Form: Ninette

Green Eggs and Vegan Ham

"green eggs and vegan ham"


that chat is
not a chatte

but

why's that 
cat doing

that 

with
that

hat
Form: ABC


Premium Member Seeing Green

Yoli, woli, polliwog
How do I look to a frog?
To me, he’s green
And I am white
But perhaps to him
It's the oppo-sight
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member green tea

join the green tea home parade

leafy dancing promenade

take a sip

wellness trip

natures curing ready made.
Form: Limerick

At Morning

it rained last night here
i zoom in the moist green earth
happy home and hearth
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
May 8,  2016
Form: Haiku

Green Sprouts

. . .  wind-blown brown leaves

               gray dust swirl round

                        fresh green sprouts. . .
Form: Haiku

Green

Gregarious,
Robust and strong,
Equal to the mighty yellow and orange,
Engaging in all genres,
Notably calming and surreal.
Form: Acrostic

Green

Rocking in his chair
Thick smoke drifts everywhere
Dark eyes behind hair 

By Robb A. Kopp

All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Thoughtful Gardening

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

Premium Member Flower Child

Flower Child fields of hemp flowers smokey green horizon clouds~ luscious femme fatale
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Green City Poetrix

Adorned by  charming acacia trees
       and rouge carpets of jambo flowers,
           our lovely green city, dreams... !

Premium Member Simple Observation 1 - Roses aren't all red

Roses aren't all red and violets all blue the grass is green most of nature is too. _________________
Form: Couplet

The Green Twig

the green twig
from the failing honeysuckle
presses this window
leads me to love the green force
even in chilly december
Form: Tanka

Green Tongues

Green Trees to calm our nerves.
Fresh Air to sooth our lungs.
Dampness to cool our heads
and Comfort to fuel our tongues.
Form: Quatrain

Irish Green Eyes

To Irish green eyes
With a devilish twinkle
A toast at the pub

As long as there’s an Ireland
An Irish song will be sung
Form: Tanka

Green

GREEN

Gobs of grass and trees
Reaching to the sky
Everything is full of life
Everywhere is new growth
Now I can breathe

Green Power

THIS IS IT
WHY THROW A BRICK
WHEN MONEY CAN FIXS
AND MAKE A CHANGE
DON'T BE INSANE
GET SOME LOVE SHOWER
AND
GREEN POWER

Status

the gold of the rich
the gilt of the wealthiest
what funds the dollar?
_______________________|
PENNED ON AUGUST 16, 2014!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Self-Improvement

I forgive them now,
I realize I'm the one
Who has to sort out
The mess they had made themselves
And could never figure out.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Camouflage of Green

Camouflage of green

So to predators unseen

Monarch soon to be   



Entry in the Caterpillar's Gait contest
9th place
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Preen Green

shoo, grasshopper green!
 
                          glide to verdant vales unseen..

             let my green grass preen!
Form: Haiku

Green

Specks of peal shimmer on grass
Small solid bubbles roll in the wind
Blades of green glide
A feather's touch
A velvet smooth

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