Short Pergola Poems
Short Pergola Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Pergola by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Pergola by length and keyword.
a fish roe milted
God watches through pergola
tears drip in pleasure
For Nette Onclaud;s Contest : Seven by Seven. 22-1-26
The lights, brighter than the moon,
bedazzled the pergola.
I watched a graceful, sad clown.
With movements so delicate,
she had stolen this man's heart.
Lola removed her clown mask.
His moustache and beard revealed.
White linen blowing in the June breeze on the clothesline
The pergola is covered in blooming clematis
Scent and beauty, a treat for the senses
This is the present,
a time to relax, recharge and reflect
Don’t worry around the past or the future
Simple things are often the source of happiness
An arched pergola
Filled with flora and leaves
Seasonal décor
Leaves of many colors
Attach to the archway
A lit pathway
Made from Jack-O-Lanterns
Reaches the porch
Great pumpkins
All carved very nicely
Evil faces sour
The lawn is dark
No light reaches its bank
Evil may lurk
Deep into the night
Stay on the lit path
Russell Sivey
Howling at full moons
behind empty branches
in full view of empty tombs
of ancestors in full bloom
Slide your elflocks to the side
while I feed eldritch butterflies
the honey wine that made man divine,
lei guardato il gattopardo’s disguise
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Rapt cranberry wrapping callipygian peaches,
entrancing crenellations, pergola features
I couldn’t leave you, my favorite weakness
When magenta sunsets broke
across your cello silhouette,
you signed your life to me