Short Ladybirds Poems
Short Ladybirds Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ladybirds by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ladybirds by length and keyword.
Wish i had invented ladybirds
Wonder what they think of us
Wish i had invented a better me
Couldnt have been a better her
Ladybirds dine on fruit nectar,
Spfring rose petals drying,
Pressed between lines of poetry,
Park swing chains squeking with laughter
As balloons drift with doves.
At the bottom of our garden
there's a wayward wandering Jew
but I have yet to spot
a crawling Christian or dot a hiking Hindu
I'm adding to the landscape
if it takes me all week
going in steadfast search of
a meandering Moslem or a sauntering Sikh
yet as no rockery looks good without
and planting both who could really resist
for the ladybirds bees and butterflies
a creeping Catholic and a bustling Buddhist
All the things i wanted to be
-a tree
-the glint off of a still mist covered pool
- Taz spinning round
-a spot on a ladybirds wing
-the crunch of autumn leaves
- a fire engine
- a guess
- a 100% wrong
-a swallow of fear
- first person on the sun
- artificially intelligent
-naturally stoopid
-atuocorrected
-disturb read(this is read as in red not as in reed)
-shattering glass
-infinitely ended
-shadowless
-unbroken
-happy
-not to be
I love you...
as the Soil love the trees,
and ladybirds love the leaves,
I love you...
as Summer love the breeze,
and, as dolphins love the seas.
I love you...
as the Stars love the Moon,
and as Rain loves the dune,
I love you...
as the Sun love the Skies,
as Flowers love Butterflies.
I love you...
as a Valentine loves Her lover,
I love you...
as i never ever loved No other.
I love you...
Happy Valentine's Day
Charma
midday a blackbird
feeding on a fat ball
look a butterfly
a large cabbage white
will it find a partner
blackbird eating fat
bluetit checking out
a bird box mid-summer
ravenous starlings
woodpigeons on the
fat balls also taking grain
the garden in bloom
house sparrows taking
aphids off the roses
ladybirds not one
one joy i've noted
indoors no flies at all
no nighttime moths sad
N.B. anon
spring as poetic festival
yearly renewal
of beauty and good fragrances
***
agreeable perfumes
in the rebirth atmosphere
roses and peonies
***
and from now the new season
may allow all insects
to fly again in the airs
***
the equinoxe of March
does exactly match to happy
return of spring poetry
***
for pleasure of everyone
spring has come again
butterflies and ladybirds
Copyright Rita Solis Radius. On 3/22/17. SPRING HAÏKUS. All rights reserved.