Short Lilacs Poems

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


Mindset

On top of the world,
Whirling,
Into a dimension unlike this,
With a choir of lilacs,
And dreams of orange,
I’m living it.


Seasons

Lilacs grow after the snow
Tulips show in every row  
During the fall leaves will sprawl
Winter will call for snowman’s ball
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spring Showers

Spring showers bring flowers as Irises Lilacs, Trilliums Tulips, Snowdrops and Pansies, sprout in Spring.
Form: Ninette

Many Leaves

Oh wondrous Walt,
how many leaves were
cut, bagged and mulched
before we were allowed 
to come and smell
the lilacs in your yard?
Form: Verse

The Drooping Lilacs

The drooping lilacs
resemble the wilted poppies 
that wait for rainfall...
their spring glory has vanished!


Written on 6/25/2017
Form: Tanka


Gospel Music Haiku

The other day I was listening to some gospel music I found on youtube:

Lilacs in the sun
Hallelujah Bye and Bye!
And the morning wind
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lavender Lilacs

lavender lilacs
fragrance envelops her truth
carried freely in the air
her unknown power
so pleasing mother summer
inspiring my garden
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Lilac Magic

lavendar lilacs 
succulent fragile fragrance 
surreal delight 

crisp with sheer freshness 
rising to meet april rain 
my magic flower
Form: Haiku

Lilacs In May

Lilacs!...ike bringing the prettiest girl,
                         in a purpLle lace gown,
                         to the fragrance ball.

Premium Member 'salutations To Spring' - Tanka

inhale the fresh air amid pink and white lilacs sunshine envelopes a jovial scenery… unique tribute to spring
©
Form: Tanka

Adorned In Perfection

A lovely morning
Up and dawning at the view  
Calla lilies turn

A breath of air stare
Sunrise kisses the lilacs sigh
God has blessed me
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Colorful Gifts

orange blaze sunrise
purple lilacs in full bloom~
artist dream palette

5/22/2020

Contest: Nature Haiku Contest
Sponsor: Regina Riddle
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Rejuvenating Spring

Procession order
The daffodils lead the parade
Tulips and lilacs follow
Fragrant aromas
Permeate the countryside
Fresh rejuvenating spring
Form: Choka

Lilacs

Bright, violet sprig.
Tucked lightly in chestnut hair.
The light in your eyes.
Darling, did it remain there?
In my heart, it always blooms.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member boom

dogs and I sit on their porch
sniffing lilacs in the country air
relaxed, unhurried, unworried

BOOM!
fireworks or a gun?
everything changes

Premium Member Butterfly, a Rondeau

Butterfly,
She was so dainty yet bright.
Butterfly
At home among the lilacs,
She had a light, graceful, glide.
Going from one bud or leaf.
Butterfly
Form: Rondeau

Premium Member Intensity

rolling green hills, woods
noon sun and black-eyed susans
northern lights sunset

cherry trees, two hearts
lavender fields and lilacs
lorikeet rainbow
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Spring Lilacs

delicate lilacs erase shadows of winter violet bouquets March 27, 2021 Checked Syllable Count with howmanysyllables.com
Form: Haiku

Just Bobbing Along

beneath lilacs bloom
                                             three swans cascading lake
                                                  bobbing for minnows
Form: Haiku

Honeyed Blossoms

your nurtured lilacs feeds roots of life completely fresh honeyed blossoms ~Written By: Laura Loo~ ~Date Written: March 12, 2016~
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Meander of Clouds

Spring blooms dance where warm breezes sigh
 As  butterflies roam where lilacs lie
 Clouds meander in the vast blue sky
 As a bird's sweet melody echoes by

 4/16/17
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Quietude

Quiet are the hyacinths
Underneath the snows
Irises and violets
Even the red rose
Today are lying silent
Underneath the snows
Daffodils and lilacs
Even the red rose.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Heather Grey

heather grey, the reflection, the color, the colors start with you, they begin within you, and all other lilacs, emeralds, and a sky blue... heather grey, are you? ..you are..

Premium Member - Haiku X 329 - after rain -

                                           petrichor odor
                                    piquant lilacs refreshing -
                                           rainy aftermath
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lilacs Murmur Their Truth

Lilacs murmur their truth
Fragrance parading in the air
Awe inspired, I raise my chin
The sun warms me too
Cherishing and loving me
I feel the lilac’s message
Her secret safe with me

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