Short Greens Poems

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


Premium Member the snows melt

first day of spring
sunny and mild

as the snow-smelt
of hidden greens

below a blue sky
this weekend


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© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.


Trees

They reach for the sky Perfect blends of browns and greens Blossoms of colors
By: Greg Stanley
Form: Haiku

A Summer Couplet

"Longer days of heat-filled scenes
The sun paints orange, yellows and greens"










For Andreas "A summers couplet" contest.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Snail Should Know

Eat your leafy greens.
Don't worry.  Take it slow. 
Go when it's time to go.
That's what a snail says,
and a snail should know.
Form: Rhyme

Sea

ribbons of blues grays and greens
surround me in a fortress fit for a queen
the noises so forign to me
where am i the beautiful sea
© Dani Sousa  Create an image from this poem.
Form:


Autumn's Kaleidoscope

Through autumn's kaleidoscope I see
The changing of the leaves
Falling so beautifully
Shades of red and burgundy
Oranges and greens
Form:

Leaving Home

Crying softly in the
back seat, as I
wait for endless greens
woods
farms, cows
to stop.
It’s easier to grieve them
out of sight.
© Don Munro  Create an image from this poem.

Hot Soul Meal

have something boil
food cook oil
beans
collar greens
something bake
for desert some cake
it  a real deal
to a have
HOT SOUL MEAL

Diet Issue #9

Diet Issue #9

Collard greens the bacon grease floating imbues it.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 15, 2010

Poetic form: Monoku
Form: Monoku

Down South Food Dreams

i like ham hops
love pork chops
when i shop
i buy collars greens
and butter beans
 this  my eating theme
and
DOWN SOUTH FOOD DREAMS

Premium Member Weighing In

life punches above its weight of lightness - 

                        eat your greens and chuck the diet pills 


15th November 2020
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Is Halloween Over Yet

Is Halloween over yet
  A trip to the dentist please set

    Buy a few pair of extra-wide jeans
    November's diet ~ all leafy greens
Form: Couplet

New Years Soul Food

its not mean
to have clollar greens
and some butter beans
 don't smoke weaked
eat black  eye peas
all is cool
for
NEW YEARS SOUL FOOD

Collar Greens and Corm Bread

this meal is a deal
its a taste
its so cool so food
don't go to waste
it in the back 
no a rack
in my head
COLLAR GREENS
AND CORM BREAD

It Just Don'T Get No Better

Sippin' sweet tea and eat'n greens
A man of of luxury without means
Ain't life grand?
What God planned
Sippin' sweet tea and stir'n schemes
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Orbis Pictus

Strange greens
and burning reds 
in flecks of cobalt blue-
highlighting his painted world of
colour

Tribute to the art of Oskar Kokoschka
art
Form: Cinquain

Eat Your Greens

COVID-19 did quite a number
On the wife whilst she was in slumber
At first she was mad
But then she was glad
To sleep alone with her cucumber.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lima Beans

Great Grandpa planted lima beans.
A pot of limas and some greens
will always make my day.
It's just a memory away. 
I've got limas in my genes.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Prey

surveying the greens 
sneaking and striking it's prey
a snake in the grass

4/7/23
A New Nature Themed Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsor-Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Eat Well

eat food that's boil
stay ways  if to much oil
fish is the dish
bean collard greens
all good its understood
your boby will tell
if  you
EAT WELL

Premium Member Spring Monoku


                                                Spring Monoku

spring shine spreading carpets of greens with flowers in bloom, joy for the heart.
Form: Monoku

Aurora Borealis

Greens attached to clouds swirling
Cameras snapping with eyes gazing
Awe running though the mind intriguing
Capturing a moment in time never returning
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Ode To Malachite

malachite gentles my willing heart
helps me breathe in natural greens
with her twirling beauty, she enlightens me
a gorgeous gift from our mother earth

All Groan Up

A man needs a bloody great steak
But the wife won't give me a break
She says, "Eat your beans
And finish your greens
Or you won't get a piece of cake!"
Form: Limerick

fall

fall sky littered with leaves red few young greens kiss empty nest worn winds heave sighs of lost hope bidding adieu - laid to rest.
Form: Jueju

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