Short Moonflowers Poems

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

I'm sunbird of the sketched skyline, 
Soaring across soft sheaths 
Of ebony moonflowers, 
Inhaling gossamer death, tonight.

© Hiya Sharma   

Moonflowers blooming in the garden,
Fragrant mist bathing the night,
Cold moon fading away quietly;
Stars unite warming the sky.


Hija de la luna, 7/26/14
For nette onclaud: Passion of A Jeu Ju

© Hija De La Luna  

Fairy blossoms
climb through my dreams
cascading over moonlight
and statuesque fountains
purple parachutes 
pirouette across the
gloaming
in a twinkle
the laughter of evening
bells 
and swirling petticoats
caper through the garden
till dawn

© Sonya Ki Tomlinson  

Moonflowers  l a z i l y  unfurl
Savoring the stunning moonlight.
A faultless nocturnal white pearl.
Moonflowers  l a z i l y  unfurl,
A catnip scent, fluffy moths swirl
Needful pollinate they alight.
Moonflowers  l a z i l y  unfurl
Savoring the stunning moonlight.

8/23/2022

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© Eve Roper  

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           Silvered-dew moonlight.
           Her eyes, sparkle in its light.
           Secrets of the night.


           Eyelashes flashing.
           Her love moonflower, missing.
           She seeks his kissing.


           Silvered-dew moonlight.
           Loving moonflowers, delight.
           Sighing in the night.



                       1/15/2021
                          ~ 2~


                 *RHYMED SENRYUS*

© Panagiota Romios  

Spring in my garden's gorgeous,
Tulips planted all around.
My Peonies push proudly up
Until a hard rain knocks them down.
The Summer Morning-Glories
Shoot strongly to the sky,
While Moonflowers in the starlight
Mesmerize and mystify.
The Autumn leaves the leaves ablaze
Rich in hues of rust and red.
Chrysanthemums come to climax
As they swell and spread.
But in the Winter garden
No flowers can poke through
The rigid, frigid, hardened ground
Just makes my Daisy blue.

© P L Ritz  

Moonlight

Embracing close climbing Rose
A silver suitor to propose
 Marriage in the moonlight.

Rose now wears his sparkling ring
Gazing, enchanted, beautiful bling –
 Diamonds of moonbeams.

Stars of night – groomsmen ascendants
Primrose, Jasmine – attendants
 Bouquets of moonflowers.

Invitations, the first dance,
Cake of moonpies, per chance, 
 Auntie Luna’s moonshine?

Evening wedding seems the plan –
Garden nuptials close at hand –
 Vows caressed by moonglow.

© Sam Kauffman