Short Juniper Poems

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


Premium Member Juniper

oh juniper tree
high five to thy lively gin
that drives us to jibe
a jitterbug jig and jive
that we all get berried in
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Jazz

joplar jovial juniper jasmines
aspirations astounding answers attack
zany zealous zippy zoos
zachary's zodiac zips zarnia

By Susan Mills
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member juniper

time stirs incensed sparks
a moon of juniper dreams
amidst this wild heart
aching to be cloaked in pine ~
sweet love  … brushed in warm lilac
Form: Tanka

Sing and Prune

Juniper June
You know, your berries are showing
Juniper you might not see what everyone else seems to know
here
Let me help you out June
Man July came to soon
You were beautiful June
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Juniper

I first met you, heard you on a beach in Cornwall, Jennifer;
I fourteen, you, a soft, mellow chanted, sybaritic siren.
Still, the Hurdy Gurdy man stopped, looked across, smiled at this boy.
Form: Sijo


Juniper

An old lady from North America,
Owned an evergreen shrub called Ithaca,
Its cones weren’t aromatic,
She stored them in her attic,
One night she transformed into silica.


June 15, 2025.
Form: Limerick

Mount Ubu

MOUNT UBU
                                         the algae stones blue
                                           juniper you Isabel
                                           cold shade of Ubu
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Juniper

Just an evergreen
Using its sheen,
Notably seen
In a pattern pristine, 
Presenting a keen,
Earthy fragrance clean,
Releasing into air serene.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Blue

May flora blooms exuding juniper fragrance
‘neath gleaming vernal azure canopies
fluorescence envelopes dewy sweet nothings
efflorescence aesthetic stuns and inspires
a hope once dormant to sparkle anew
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Should I Fear My Autumn

should I fear my autumn
when Juniper wilts with me
and the sagging stars above
edge closer to the sea

should I fear my autumn
with winter still to show
my days hasten their step
for night engulfs me so
Form: Quatrain

All For One

tre three penny das ta do
 juniper juniper the opened mass
 turn over your yarn
 to the tormentors
 stir the pot
 breach of peace

 the ancients taught
 a silo bent through an accord
 the time has come
 all for one

Misbegotten Mistress

Alluring
bulbous
curves
Deciduous
eyes
feudal
green
Harvesting
insatiable
juniper
king
Languid
morning
nymph
Opulent
pedestrian
queen
Regal
seeds
toiling
under
vanquished
winter
Xanadu’s
youthful
zeal
Form: ABC

Premium Member The Right Way

Slow,
breath in;
Take your time 
please do not rush;
Nothing you must do
stay in bed if you want
or meet someone on the road;
Dawn brings good luck and clarity,
wherever you go it’s the right way;
Savor each day and its Juniper vibe.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Huge Chicken Fingers

At a local restaurant, the chicken fingers were so huge For these big birds, eating at the trough they were screwed So they started eating leaves From local juniper trees Ended up surviving the recent popularity of chicken soup
Form: Limerick

Premium Member As the River Lies

Cerulean soft shallows glide
like lotic lullabies; gentle,
hushed.  Juniper hills undulate
breezy slopes, tucked tender Autumn,
where turgid pastels drift perpetual
atop the sleepless river - surface deep.

2/26/2017
Submitted for: The River Line
28 Words
Form: Verse

Premium Member Waterfall

We languished near the cascading water
Lush forests of birch, aspen and juniper grow
A bridge spans across the stream, me and my daughter.	
Natural beauty I'm sure you'll easily recognize and know,
A panoramic view, though in winter beware of the snow.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Juniper

J=Juniper berry oil for hair,
U=Urinary health wellness care.
N=Natural detoxifier if I dare,
I=Improving circulation with a prayer.
P=Promoting healthy aging is what I need,
E=Evergreen small shrub I will plant and feed.
R=Reducing skin irritation so I do not bleed.
Form: Acrostic

Eat, Drink, But Be Wary

"eat, drink, but be wary"


i should begin 
when i opened 

that bottle of jinn
an evil genie within 

with breath
of juniper

stranded on
a ship built in
an empty bottle

the evil is not 
the jinn tempting 

me to let him 
out but for 

me to 
come 

in

Premium Member Juniper Purple

Juniper Purple fabulous Kind, Beautiful, blue, existing Feelings such of happiness Blossoming Flowers Fragrant, amazing smells Maturing, flourishing, showing purple so blushing Flush
3334/6/19 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
Form: Cinquain

My Love

hey my best friend
bohemian queen 
twelve reasons to dance in the scene
gothic or emo queen
we dance we are seen
Ecliptic love
my best friend juniper tree you gave me eyes to see
we are bards in the kings court
I am a jester who laughs free
spirit of love sings inside of me

Premium Member Juniper

Juniper- a genus of evergreen

Under the cypress family list;

Neath scented leaves, new berries are green.

It had a place in mythology's mist. 

Protection, Long life, Purification

Expressed in religious celebration

Rejecting evil spirits in between.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Lost and Found

("Juniper in Lost Forest", 2022, orignal pen and ink)

Lost and Found

To simply sit is enough
rain or shine, bright or dull
it doesn’t matter.

To simply sit
in this moment just as it is
nothing is gained
but everything lost.

And when you’re done?
Why, everything is right 
where you left it.

(8/20/23)

When Loneliness Abounds

Spring has come early,
cherry trees are in full bloom,
Juniper Street resembles
a country orchard;
what's really missing are sweet songbirds...
who longs for their harmonious sounds:
when loneliness abounds?



Entered in Russell Sivey's contest,
" A  Mesh Of Forms "
Written by Andrew Crisci
Forms used: Dodoitsu& Kimo
Form: Verse

Premium Member juniper berries

Juniper berries are a brilliant bright blue,
Prettier, not as dark as blueberry’s hue
While growing, prefer warm sunny spaces
Live on several continents, many good places

Add flavor to liquors are a diuretic too
Also, a stimulant, but what can you do?
If you come across one, don’t dive right in
They are bitter off the vine said my cousin Jin.
Form: Rhyme

Evergreen

The everlasting evergreen,
the most beautiful tree I have ever seen.
Lives through the seasons of hot and cold,
deep in the forests big and bold.
Spruce, fir, juniper, and pine,
the shades of green that never die.
Lime, oleander, magnolia, and mistletoe,
are forever prepared to withstand the cold.
The everlasting evergreen,
trees that outlive everything.
Form: Rhyme

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