Short Orange Poems

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


Memento Mori

black
brown
purple
red
orange
and
yellow
leaves
scattered 
aground
with
some
green
ones
fallen
among
them


Premium Member My Favorite Fruit

making an orange Julius
and marmalade too
a favorite of Florida
my palate smiles
sizzling citrus
juicy fruit
orange
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member rise

condensations rise cold night air touches warm creek .... red, orange, gold leaves float
Form: Haiku

Sunrise

so marvelous sight
what an amazing photo
lovely birds are there
pearl in gold above silver
to enjoy the calm orange
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Orange Puff Daddy

Orange fat man said out loud
He doesn’t like men and how
Proud he was
Chest puffed up
As if he stars in explicit files
Form: Limerick


Green

Gregarious,
Robust and strong,
Equal to the mighty yellow and orange,
Engaging in all genres,
Notably calming and surreal.
Form: Acrostic

Maiden Voyage

Orange-black
Oriole birds
Dip their wings
In holy water,
Before taking
Their maiden
Voyage across
The Sea of Galilee

Premium Member Cheap & Cheerful

A pasta primavera
smoked salmon off-cuts
apples in cider sauce
with herby sausage
an orange terrine
chocolate
Dream !
Form: Epulaeryu

Wet Season

Sleeping desert bed
Blue skies turn orange to red
Now alive once was dead


By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Haiku

After the Storm

tree frogs serenade
an orange-black tinted cloud
against purple sky

7/1/2015
Submitted for: Shadow Hamilton's contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Rearing

hi Ku…brick Stanley
                  better world than Klu Klux Klan
          orange clock ticking


20th April 2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member God Is the Ultimate Designer

stained glass sunrise
beveled ideas in orange sky
reminder that god has this
and me and you
He is the ultimate designer

Premium Member Kombucha

Tickling my senses.
Sparkling mango kombucha.
Pleasant fruity scent.
Vividly orange liquid.
Flavor intense in all sips.
Form: Tanka

Sanctomatic

"sanctomatic"


slice a blood
orange
or

slice my
wrists
for

which is
it which
gives a

bit or
more
juice

Walking With Fall

Walking under warmth of sun
Sitting on carpet, of fallen leaves
As fall makes the leaves burn,
to orange, red and yellow

Premium Member Kaleidoscope Waka

drops of color
from the painter's palette
blue, orange, yellow, brown, gray, red
in infinite blackness
the planets turn
Form: Verse

Yaldabaoth embellished in his shadows

Caliginous eyes
Fearsome face of sickly white
Lion-headed snake
Embellished in his shadows  
With flaming orange beneath
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Purple Rose

Dewy dark beauty
living for orange dawn sun
and pink butterflies
In the hour of gold sunrise
she rises from sleeping bed
Form: Tanka

Orange

I recall the tiger sprawl that burned the skyline vast

                 How the break of day lit up to reminisce the past
Form: Couplet

Adjustment

Orange skies fade to black.
Hearts fall in graves to plaque.



by Nikkia Roberts
Contest: In Its Essence
Theme: Time
Form: Verse

Old Age

Cherry Blossoms Bloom
Turns green in a few months 
Withers to orange
As the leaves fall to earth
As I too wither with it
Form: Tanka

Sunset Evening

sunset evening with
red-orange display marks sky
awesome wonder and
a celestial movie show
starring all on a wide screen
Form: Tanka

Autumn Haiku

Trees in leafy crowns
Of red orange yellow brown
Yet no birds bow down





For Brian Strand's Images of Fall contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Best Wake Up Call Ever

Succulent orange trees
Perking up Florida gladly
Delicious juices
The best wakeup call ever
Freshly squeezed by relatives
Form: Tanka

Premium Member My Love for Marmalade

sweet orange marmalade
I eat it on everything
even my omelet

dipping my bacon
it is sticky and gooey
the way I like it
Form: Senryu

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