Short Hibiscus Poems
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Fading pink Petals,
Resolute to die,drooping
Towards gravel grave.
Sprinklers cast,their last goodbye,
Daybreak:whites now your color.
tiny lizards jump
voyeurs peering in windows
pink hibiscus blush
Copyright, July 1, 2017
hibiscus fashion
luminous fuchsia hue
high noon sentinel
Majestic as the blue shaded sea
mysterious as a sunset
gentle as the summer breeze
magnificent as an orange hibiscus
and the Spanish cousin of the word "mine"
hibiscus flowers
dance in the warm summer breeze
elderly pair kiss
Inspired by contest:Senryu Of Being Misjudged
Written: July 09, 2015
down by the blue lake
the pink faerie elongates
feeling rather small
underneath the umbrella
of the rosemallow forest
1/2/2019
*A rosemallow is a hibiscus flower
hibiscus blossoms
whipped by wild tropical winds . . .
flower flamencos
in pink, yellow and coral
dance in the flaming sunset
Copyright, March 30, 2015
Faye Lanham Gibson
At the dawn
After vanishing darkness,
Brightly dressed
Hibiscus flower
Inquired the dragon fly
Who said I am beautiful?
Not me, those who expect something from you!
Jayaratne Weerakkody
The night in the wine the hands pouring
The dawn on the hibiscus on the hair-bun
Afternoon at the walnut shadows ever growing
Evening with the sounds of bangles, no gun
October 9, 2023
a wealth of rubies
cardinals among berries
red hibiscus bloom
crimson sun sinking
leaving vivid trails of fire
on scarlet roses
dragonflies emerge
going everywhere, silent
on soft carmine wings
Passions Flower
Edward Clay
March 2008
Hibiscus
no wall-flower you.
Nor Nosegay laurel.
Not wormwood at virgin’s-bower.
So sweet William
seeing Venus’s looking-glass
discovers a Passion-flower.
Hues of pink, yellow, red
How sweet its nectar flows
Hovering above it
Hummingbirds sweetly sip
Honey bees can't resist
Here comes a butterfly
Hurrying for a taste!
~
2/20/17
A red hibiscus as pretty as can be,
Thrives on my porch for all to see.
The blooms are spectacular but quickly die,
They are carpe diem personified.
Late September Premiere Contest
Brian Strand Sponsor
Hiding Behind A Hibiscus
Had been hiding behind a hibiscus
When we planned on being promiscuous
Can your imagine her big breasts
Looked just like two bird nests;
Did discover flower was deciduous.
Jim Horn
Hibiscus
Blooms today,
Withers tomorrow.
Gorgeous color,
Lives just one day.
What a pity!
Why not stay?
It has no worry,
Nature was made.
When it’s alive,
It lives fully.
Gives it all,
For Creator’s glory!
calling butterflies to the tropics
orchids, hibiscus, bromeliad, clivia,
lovely red hot cattails
raring to show off their flamboyancy
brilliant colors
fragrance usually only found in the tropics
welcome monarchs!
the painting popped like fiber optics
like fluorescents, like neon acrylics
in hot pinks, magentas, turquoise and tangerines
with the precise amount of purples to make the hibiscus glow
I was entranced by this beauty!
Acknowledging with a nodding head
Beautiful hibiscus and its bugle
Coming in the close embrace of
Drops of early autumn downpour
Euphoria of the innovative union
Flood of delight on the dawn's face
30 August 2026
After buttercups came daisies,
exquisite floating garnet hibiscus,
iris, jasmine, kooky little marigolds,
nasturshums, orchids, petunias, roses,
sunflowers,trailing varicolored wisteria,
xerophites, and yellow zinnias.
A Rose
Most chose
A Lily
So frilly
A Peony
Bee honey
A Hibiscus
Bloom discus
A Lilac
Purple crackerjack
A Daffodil
Yellow thrill
A Wave Petunia
Will rave Ah
A Begonia
So bona
A Daisy
Sun crazy
In the background as I walk
Her voice decorates the scene
The soft spate of her breath
In the background as I walk
All falls serene when she talks
‘Twas an honor unforeseen
In the background as I walk
Her voice decorates the scene
After buttercups came daisies,
exquisite floating garnet hibiscus,
iris, jasmine, kooky little marigolds,
nasturshums, orchids, petunias, roses,
sunflowers,trailing , unassuming varicolored wisteria,
xerophites, and yellow zinnias.
You were lost
like a rolled away pill.
Hibiscus was waiting
*
As the night departs,
I will look at the moon
through misted eyes.
*
A bridge has collapsed.
How sad.
A bell tolls endlessly.
Satish Verma
Hibiscus drooped, sheds
Petals in the gust of rain ...
A broken heart dies
Swallows swivel rain
Above water stifled grass .. .
Memories of joy
Light covers the earth
And dust make rainbows appear ...
I am that poem
Sky and tablecloth of stars.
Lightly scuff the seeds with sandpaper or a file
and soak overnight. Then plant in the ground
or in containers or both. If in the ground,
mark the spot so you remember where you
planted as some may wait until Spring to
germinate. Good luck.
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