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Short Mesquite Poems

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


Rainy Vegas Morning
March Morn in Vegas Haiku Wet cement, Texas Sage, Yellow Broom, mesquite, rain. Pungent Vegas Morn
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Categories: mesquite, appreciation, beauty, flower, march, morning, rain, senses,
Form: Haiku



Summer Barbecue
Ah, the smoky scent hovers
As mesquite burns on
Taking care not to burn them
I flip them often
Juicy hamburgers
Needing some
Cheese!...

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Categories: mesquite, food, seasons,
Form: Epulaeryu
Premium Member Love Smok'N
Slap Ya Mamma all over

And soak 'em in beer

Next morning smell the mesquite

Sizzle-juce and fat

Impregnate the air 

Love smok'n

Mmmmmmmm!...

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Categories: mesquite, addiction, celebration, food, love, magic, passion, summer,
Form: Epulaeryu
Shallow Stream
mountain breeze
whisper's sweet
in the mesquite trees

skies of blue
cloudless, too
once a perfect day

memories fade
as love wades
across a shallow stream...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mesquite, introspection
Form: Free verse
Favorite Things
Coffee, & Egg Whites, 
& MesQuite Smoked Up Brisket... 
& Pancakes so good... 
that I don’t miss the biscuits.  
That's hormone-free Butter 
& the most luscious cream.... 
these are a few of my 
favorite things.......

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Categories: mesquite, food,
Form: Free verse



Buckaroo
Born to ride in mesquite
Bonded to sage and sand
Bound to love and lose her
But that's a common thing
Busted bones ain't rare ones
Broken hearts ain't either
Beware, the blonde does both


August, 2016
For Contest Pleiades B...

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Categories: mesquite, love hurts,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Cafe' Stationary
Down beat
Delete

Mistrust
All bust

Mesquite
Mincemeat

Charge sheet
Complete

Red heat
Concrete

Timesheet
to-beat 

Upbeat
Un sweet

puffed wheat 
dutch treat

off beat
spreadsheet ?

8/13/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018...

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Categories: mesquite, allusion, analogy, assonance, character, word play,
Form: Footle
Haiku Chain X3 'The Desert'
The Desert


~*~ misty morning silver over cactus thorn diamond drops ~*~ mesquite trees dance smooth breeze through the sage ripples on the sand ~*~ invisible clouds sunlight melts morning woodpecker news ~*~
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Categories: mesquite, bird, morning, nature, seasons, sun, wind,
Form: Haiku
Ridge Line
from the ridge line, with the mountain breeze
among saguaro and mesquite trees
a lone rider spurs his horse
and from a distance lassos my heart

not riding off into the sunset
he has a thirst he needs to whet
in the valley the oasis waits
drink your fill, drink your fill...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mesquite, love
Form: Verse
Drinks
Champagne in lovely waterfall,
Fill up your glass with alcohol.

Coffee in my cup with Brandy.
Mighty fine and mighty dandy.

Gin and soda; favorite casino
In L.V., also Mesquite, Reno.

Milk or juice in cup, filler up.
I have beautiful coffee cups.
Used to be Chock Full of Nuts....

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Categories: mesquite, food
Form: Rhyme
Remembering This
when you look at the mountains
when you feel the cool breeze
when you hear the wind whisper
through the mesquite trees
when you smell the rain
from the desert monsoon 
when you see the stars
and the crescent moon
when you think back
remembering this
will you think of me
a memory missed?...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mesquite, lost love, love
Form: Verse
Premium Member My Garden BBQ Summer Menu
Friends have an open invitation—dusky sky—soft rock music—
It’s all part of the experience of barbecuing--quote by poet


Rustic charred mesquite fired up Aromatic smoke Sweet guavas, fish, steak, grilling Blazed creamed artichoke Decadent pastry Black Velvet Lime
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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mesquite, food, summer,
Form: Epulaeryu
Whitewater River ---Of Coachella Valley--
The August sun does not reach
the shadows of the old mesquite
as it grows in the river bed.
The soft dry sand, the sultry heat
invites the visitor to sleep.
Thunder in the mountains
rumbling through the hills
white water washes the boulders down
The mesquite is gone, scattered.
A seed pod rests in damp sand....

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Categories: mesquite, august, river, storm, summer,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Some Sweetmeat With Mesquite
Sweet, sweet, can't be beat
What a treat, love to eat
Veggie meat, cookie sheet
Oats and wheat down the street.

Take a seat off your feet
Here to greet friends from Crete
Cuban Pete in the sleet
Areet pleat, neat, petite.

The elite ocean fleet
No defeat, no retreat
Never cheat, just compete
I entreat my parakeet....

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Categories: mesquite, food, fun, happy, humorous, nursery rhyme, sweet,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Stare Stabbed Me -
A stare stabbed me –
My eyes darted – a presence
Loomed large, electrically.
A horned owl was my assailant.
A rest in a mesquite tree
Made a meeting of chance.

Through the glass door –
The dividing line of succession –
We wondered about the other
Who should have dominion.
By the talons I could discern
‘Twas the owl that won....

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Categories: mesquite, animal, strength, tree,
Form: Rhyme
My Friend
there is a sweet whisper
blowing through mesquite
singing your name
my long lost friend
and I miss those days

when the shadows stretch long
before the darkness falls
I think of you my long lost friend
wondering where you went

just before I sleep
before I start to dream
I say a prayer for us my friend
praying you return to me...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mesquite, inspirationallost, prayer, lost,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Whispers of Jaguars
The cliffs up high
tell adobe tales
laced with maize
on hawk feather breezes.
Whispers of Jaguars
travel the mesquite,
are impaled on cacti needles.

The sight of the cat
knows the darkness,
protects the Gods.
It's said even the spots
on its fur are eyes;
they follow the warrior.
Spears cannot pierce its skin;
we sleep in peace....

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Categories: mesquite, animal, mythology, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Haiku Chain X4 'Arizona'
~*~ Petrified forest the grandest canyon of all Monument valley ~*~ dancing mesquite trees arid breeze through sage and sand Saguaro just pose ~*~ wolves howl at the moon pack of coyotes scream and cry beep beep roadrunner ~*~ Arizona heat a hundred ten in the shade eggs fry on sidewalks
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Categories: mesquite, america, creation, nature, places, travel, usa,
Form: Haiku
Warner Baxter - Through the Mist - 8-20-14
dewdrops are sparkling over cactus thorn like icy diamonds this misty morn cold desert wind through the Mesquite trees the sweet smell of sage lingers in the breeze as the sun climbs past invisible clouds the burning sky melts the misty wet shroud mercury is high but the air is dry somewhere under the tangerine sky
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Categories: mesquite, beauty, imagery, morning, nature, sun, tree,
Form: Rhyme
Misty Morning
dewdrops are sparkling over cactus thorn like icy diamonds this misty morn cold desert wind through the Mesquite trees the sweet smell of sage lingers in the breeze as the sun climbs past invisible clouds the burning sky melts the misty wet shroud mercury is high but the air is dry somewhere under the tangerine sky
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Categories: mesquite, beauty, creation, morning, nature, seasons, summer, wind,
Form: Couplet
Glorious Wonder
did you hear it?
the love song borne on the early breeze
wafting down from mountains tall
through the brambled mesquite trees

do you hum it?
is it playing there inside your head
a tune you carry with you now
when you awake, till you go to bed

does it fill you?
wrapping you in glorious wonder
an inner light that now glows stronger
a gentle rain with echoing thunder...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mesquite, love
Form: Verse
Desert Life
In the desert dewdrops are sparkling over cactus thorn like icy diamonds this Southwestern morn ~*~ warm winds through the Mesquite Trees the sweet smell of sage lingers in the breeze ~*~ the desert Sun climbs past invisible clouds the burning sky melts the misty wet shroud ~*~ the mercury is high but the air is dry somewhere under the tangerine sky life in Arizona
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Categories: mesquite, life, nature, seasons, sky, sun, weather,
Form: Couplet
Bare Feet
Upon a summers evening treat,
Kicked off shoes and comfy seat.
Cuddled together with life’s helpmeet.

Fantasy and reality greet.
Water rinses in soothing retreat.
At the beach, memories, meet.

Burning sands and bare feet.
Along seacoasts and desert mesquite.
“Kick off shoes” was natures entreat.

Every pain soon found defeat.
Downward rolls were turned upbeat.
Our toes entwining there, bare feet.

© June 6, 2011
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen...

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Categories: mesquite, happiness, love, nature, seasons
Form: Monorhyme
Shadow of Saguaro
at the foot of the mountains
in a valley that is green
in the shadow of saguaro
and arid desert terrain
you hug and kiss me goodbye
I know it's the very last time
quickly mount your horse
and off to the west you ride
no glances over your shoulder
as you pass the mesquite trees
on a new trail that awaits
looking for all that you believe
maybe it's just a myth
and maybe it's really there
but you'll never know the truth
unless you search everywhere...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mesquite, lost love, love
Form: Verse
What Once Burned
what once burned hot on a spring night
dwindles, extinguished like a tallow's light
nothing to sustain, nothing to hold
as it all fades away into afterglow

what once held dreams in sleepless arms
a kiss of a lover with all of its charms
hangs heavy and weightless in a darkened room
the fragrance remaining from its musky perfume

what once played on a mountain breeze
a love song lilting through mesquite trees
evanesce gone like the lyrics sung
over too soon, never begun...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mesquite, lost love
Form: Classicism

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