Short Herbaceous Poems

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


Premium Member Hemp Agrimony

pink herbaceous plant
draws butterfly like magnet
hemp agrimony



Date written: 07/09/2020
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Efflorescence

efflorescence joy rampage of blossoms and blooms nature captivates herbaceous border singular walk of beauty flamboyance relished summer symphony insects express happiness flawless cyclic song pixabay image: lucianapappdesign
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Smell Summer

Colourful garden Herbaceous border delights Flowers ripple, breeze Fluttering beautiful flash Settled on Buddleia. Soft gentle rainfall Shelter taken under leaf Out of human sight Herbaceous perfume pervades Solitary walk.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Reacquaint

          Driving carefree through the herbaceous desert, Ruby and I
          Off to meet up with family and friends this Fourth of July
          Word games banter, years renewed, time gently drifts away
          A sweet time sweeps by on this rehabituating Independence Day
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Blades

Is there something about grass 
Close-clipped
On lawns and playing fields
That’s blithely overlooked?

Its qualities seem simply put:
Offsetting herbaceous borders 
And yielding underfoot.

Or is every blade like everyone 
Quite different from up-close
Unique and undervalued 
Unsung and lachrymose?

SW, 2019
Form:


Loquacious

Florida’s views ever so spacious
Trees dropping flowers, so audacious
Covering paths, looking vivacious
Tip toe carefully, ever gracious
Cavorting ducks, feeling flirtatious
Breeding instincts, ever tenacious
Nests of flowers, softly herbaceous
Alligators glide hugely predaceous
Rolling fish always voracious
Fishermen’s lures completely fallacious
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Practicing His Craft

Listen to poem:
An herbaceous arbor
flanks the harbor
where he labors
fitting words to spaces -- 
blanks he fills, erases.

He savors bits of meaning, 
sculpting sound to logic's shape, 
annealing word and image, 
polishing a verbal mound
congealing on his pad. 

A bird chirps.
Song distracts. 
A moment's lapse.

He compares the bird's 
with his own work,
considers form and content, 
sees the gaps,
tosses his dead page 
into the water's murk.

Autumn

This astronomical event
Molted out of summer sunbeams
Causes an herbaceous retreat
Personified as sleepiness

More darkness less lightness describes
This astronomical event
More coldness less heatness results
From shorter indirect sunbeams

Tilting revolving rotating
Earth goes around again until
This astronomical event
Reassuringly reoccurs

Earthly inhabitants rejoice
Variously and celebrate
The season attributed to 
This astronomical event
Form: Quatern

Premium Member ROADTRIP




                             Long herbaceous desert
                             I ride  your arid roads
                             perfect for catching up 
                             word games, banter erupts
                             gay moments make new paths
                             time gently d r i f t s   a
                                                           w
                                                             a  y
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Beauty Recalled

grieving sad loss of summer it is time of greatest joy when old bones no longer ache and eyes are blessed with colour to smell crisp newly mown grass after warm summer shower herbaceous border delights hollyhocks reached perfection midnight, smell the torpid air wisteria in moonlight salamander on old walls nightlight with aura sheds glow drinking strong morning coffee wide eyes take in this beauty never to be forgotten image held close to my heart
Form: Jueju

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