Short Oranges Poems
Short Oranges Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Oranges by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Oranges by length and keyword.
Succulent orange trees
Perking up Florida gladly
Delicious juices
The best wakeup call ever
Freshly squeezed by relatives
I feel so alive
As the sun sets in the west
Giving off a glow
Lighting the night sky with reds,
Oranges and yellows. Aah!
Little miniature cupcakes
orange in color
made with zesty oranges
dipped in juice while hot
Put powered sugar
on the top
yum!
Popping and crackling
Red hot oranges with yellows
Snapping at hot dogs
One falls off of Johnny’s stick
Mama pushes new one on
Through autumn's kaleidoscope I see
The changing of the leaves
Falling so beautifully
Shades of red and burgundy
Oranges and greens
Form:
waiting patiently...
drinking in the warm soft sun
oranges ripen
For the contest; Very Strict Haiku
Sponsored by Charles Henderson
I still think about you. The
scent of lavender and failure and
heartbreak travel down my
tongue like the taste of unripened
oranges.
Piercing 'Garden Mark'
Orange’s scent of perfection
Choked my keen nostrils.
For Carol Brown's contest: Apples or Oranges'
folded the sheep's skin
first bromeliads blossom
cape starlings less puffed
we wake from underbelly
soft oranges fall exposed
ON APPLES AND ORANGES
Apples hard and slick,
oranges puckered and soft.
Hard to suck apples.
For the Apples and Oranges contest
Comparing all things
In apples, oranges now
Same with same is game
written for
Sponsor Carol Brown
Contest Name APPLES ? ORANGES ?
Browns and oranges scattered
Free Spirit wind
whistles through naked shuttering trees
the ground covered
in scarlet and harvest yellow
Orange blossoms waft
a scent of expectation
of juice down the chin
For the contest: Apples? Oranges?
Placement: 3rd
whirling colors of the cosmos
a new window opens up
azure porthole promising a new world
I gasp at her surrounding oranges
my favorite colors
when I die
I want the striped planet to come get me
not angels or Jesus
I want the stripes to be pinks, lavenders, oranges and reds
I am particular
crackling noises
the only sounds of the night
I stared into the oranges and yellows
a therapeutic campfire that commanded silence
my thoughts sacred
in a yellow woods
i chose the path less leaf strewn
as beauty still clung
reds and oranges mixed
browns swirled in last minute
as autumn breathed
leaves gently fall to the ground
in which they have no pattern
oranges, yellows & reds
disbursed in the streets and on lawns
autumn is exquisite in design
beauteous blossoms
adorning all the fruit trees
... apples wait their turn
~~~ for Carol Brown's 'apples? oranges?' contest~~~
Tomatoes on their cheek
Oranges in smile
Usher a morning streak
Children in the aisle
Heaven on earth awhile
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June 27, 2017
Fat, oblong, rotund, roly poly
elongated, flawed, stubby,
dented, dusty, malformed
oranges globes - scattered
helter skelter - in rows
of farmers' fields...
Form:
When he colors you as:
The blues from the ocean waters
The greens from the forest trees
The sunset's yellows, oranges & reds
That's when you'll know you are loved
Gummy Santa’s adorning
My fruitcake and dates
Inside with candied cherries,
raisins, walnuts and
Oranges, floating
Fondant red,
Bliss!
SUZANNE.
Written by Leonard Cohen.
Sung by Neil Diamond.
A poet's simple story, where Suzanne's perfect body touched his mind.
12/ 13/ 2015.
Form:
Silken
The sky erupts
Colors explode
Brings yellows and oranges
With reds in the center
This sun enhances brilliance
Calms my heart
Russell Sivey