Short Mangos Poems
Short Mangos Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Mangos by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Mangos by length and keyword.
Ripe Mangos
overripe mangos
falling from a pregnant tree-
worms ready for feast
She is one of the sweetest,
Dancers,
Under the exotic moon,
Her eyes caresses,
Mangos,
And fountains,
With quiet tears,
And enchanted kisses,
Her beauty,
Is what the starry nights,
And moonlit vineyards,
Misses,
When the flowers,
Are swaying in the Sun
Reynaldo Casison
mango madness
the best mangos
I ever had
were in India
in the early spring
mango madness
spreads across India
as mangos are in season
and mangos are everywhere
on every menu
so sweet
so fragrant
so magical
mango madness
takes over
my soul
as I eat my mango
dreaming mango dreams
tweeter speak
Full bosoms
bulky,
wonderful ...
nuggets breasts
spoiled,
charming ...
They are pink mangos
luscious fruits,
Or the delicate little pears
bijou fragrant fruits.
Breasts awaken and
enchant
the vision,
the taste,
to the love !
Fruit Rainbow
In my minds’ eye, I see a fruit rainbow,
Seven colors of wonderment strategically placed in a row!
I see red apples, orange mangos, yellow bananas, to name a few,
Green grapes, blue-berries, indigo plums and violet boysenberries too!
In my minds’ eye, I see a fruit rainbow,
An arc full of flavors displayed as Natures halo!
Written By: Sarita A. Milliner, © 11/12/15
yellow green with pops of red
Rubenesque pregnant leaves on trees
rounded strokes
balls in balloon colors
oranges and lemons
mangos and peaches
cheerful potted plants in clay pots
tobacco rolled in the distance
white manor house with matching shed
enjoying their exciting fruitful bounty
this art gives me a lift, makes me want to skip
my energy increases on every glance
is that watermelon?
Wow!
In my little garden, balmy blooms are on display.
My purple Zinnia wears the crown in August sun
attracting tiny Hummingbirds and butterflies.
Ripe golden mangos blush with scarlet hues
so lush and juicy sweet…a favorite fruity treat.
Cooling ocean waves lure swimmers to the shore.
School begins, a sigh, it’s just August once more.
8-7-22
~First Place~
JUST AUGUST Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Andrea Dietrich
Fragile basket in one hand,
flip flops in the other.
We stroll to the sea and
pop up the umbrella cover.
Seagulls surround while
dogs frolic freely,
the ocean clear and vibrant
my eyes blue steely.
Strawberries brilliant red
Mangos sliced and fresh
Food that cools the tongue
the hot weather does not rest.
Peppered crackers
topped with cheese
cold cold beer
while feel the breeze.
Time stands still
As we savor a peach
Nowhere to go
But our picnic on the beach.
Of mangos
Papayas
Pineapples
My favourite fruits
Are your lips.
Fleshy, rounded
Like ripe peaches.
I can part them with my tongue
Like the halves of an apricot.
Bite, feel them give,
Delicate plum-like skin
Breaks and
I can taste warmth,
salt and iron.
Inviting as
Sun-kissed cherries
But they welcome,
Unlike berries,
They press back.
Delicious abandon,
Flavour of your breath,
Ecstasy and mint.
Each kiss
A perfect pomegranate seed,
Binding me, Persephone,to you,
tangled in Passion flower vines.