Short Herbs Poems

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


Calabash of Herbs

The world is a calabash of herbs
Some are bitter and often abhorred
Few are sweet and always desirable
For either case there is no foretaste


Leaf and Herbs

"Every leaf of the tree becomes a page of the book, once the heart is opened and it has learnt to read." ~ Hazrat Saadi.

i love it not only    as a lover of reading     and nature i love herbs.
Form: Monoku

Enviro Noah

Noah strove for enviro-protection. Plants and beasts he saved section by section. And now thanks to our brain all that soon will remain is a zoo and an herbal collection.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tansy

My cathartic heart
threw away the finished leaves of bitter autumn's burning
I brewed myself a loving cup, made sweeter by my learning
tansy, bay with chamomile, bright meadow flowers to sip
tastes better far than poison to be found upon your lip

Healing Herbs

It's not the herbal
That grows over the sea,
Behind the mountain,
But the herb that grows
With you in the same yard
The plants that hermit found
Unnoticed, overgrown weeds
Of plantains, onions, or bulb forms
That matter most for healing
Of body, soul and thoughts.


Premium Member Marvelous Herbs

"In all things of nature there is somethings of the marvelous."  Aristotle


Marvelous Herbs

Herbs -
Nature’s
Marvelous
Gift of flavor -
Brightens the blandness
Of the ordinary -
Savory gracing tasteless -
Zest to nondescript dreariness -
Herbal wonders – healing remedies –
Seasoning’s magic to flavorless salt.

5-21-20
Form: Etheree

Premium Member The Wet Garden

In the wet garden this morning, I saw a teeny tiny woman made of leaves and herbs, with the orange bloom of a woodland poppy for a hat. When she realized I'd seen her, she hopped behind the slim stem of a trillium. When I bent down to get a better look at what the devil that really was, there was nothing there.




-May 11, 2011

Hundred Proverbs Advertize Herbs

To the public the man shows herbs
For Advert hundreds of proverbs
"Your worries and mine wisdom curbs!"
Lots of Adjectives and Adverbs;
On roads blares, neither dumb on kerbs
Voice screaming hoarse near touring Serbs...

But the Old Seller of New Herbs
Settles for nothing short of blurbs,
The problems of voice pitched high curbs
And down brings number of proverbs...

"Buyers I see less for sung herbs"
Form: Rhyme

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