Short Plant Poems
Short Plant Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Plant by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Plant by length and keyword.
Love is this branch
Trigs and leaves
Love takes a chance
At all of these
Now, love plant your seed
This branch on a tree
A plant
is the true form
of one's potential
if they're given proper nourishment
to be able to harness
the power deep within
Men and women pour tons
Of concrete, cement, asphalt, stones
The humble weeds seek the Sun
Foundation. Humans quip they won!
incessant, mellow mizzle
a newborn's feathery caress
23rd March, 2023
Form: Abantu
An aloe plant grows
In a flower pot spreading
Towards the sunshine
Feeling the warmth of the rays
It likes to feel the warm sun
her snapping jaw leaves
make her a spider killer
carnivorous plant
a fly catcher too
found in south Carolina
the venus fly trap
plant in seed
unseen before it
big tree speaks
A spider plant* with many offshoots --
The mother firmly holds onto her little girl's hand at the nursery.
*Chlorophytum comosum
Once a cheese plant in Paris caught fire
To save something was the desire
Not much to show
Wouldn't you know
Only De Brie was left to acquire!
He brought a flesh eating plant
That cause his heart to just pant
Others tried to warn
But his heart was torn
He was found in-line for replant
Of every drop
Whole of Oceans are tested
A plant in a seed
Raindrops fill the air
Gently kissing every plant
Raindrops everywhere
What? I'm not eating your roses.
I am adjusting my whiskers.
I don't care for salads anyway.
Just watching this pathetic
Excuse for a plant self-destruct.
seed's future picture
child bears no credulity
plant being matured
Green trees in winter
Are like water in deserts.
The green oasis
Provides hope for the spring and
Homes for Gods’ other children.
Shrinking violet shrunk away,
Embarrassed by her small display,
One lone violet can't compete,
Against large petals not discreet,
More of my kind could save the day.
Take the orchid bloom
for what it is
a perfect twin
from a single stem
of exquisite shape
and riot
of colour
and don't go on
about
it's glorious beauty
fading.
a cucumber plant
loves his master's young daughter
tendrils shiver thrilled
Misty creek shimmering in moonlight.
Cold glass of lemonade.
NB: Title changed from 'Bantu' due to sensitivity expressed in Suzanne Delaney’s blog (3-29-2023).
I was always enraged at twelve
mother forced me to plant marigold seeds
their bright green sprouts made me smile
ruffled and perky with oranges and yellows
they uplifted me
Plant
Every Easter a plant with
big spiny leaves and spikes of
purplish flowers grows out of
my back, making it abundantly hard for me to
sit up against my pillows.
The pierce of the hypnotic emerald eyes of a Black Panther
A precious rare jewel
Date: 28/03/23
Sponsor: Suzanne Delaney
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Perish the thoughts
Publish the deeds
Pickle the tomatoes
Plant myriad seeds
Let other folks preach
Ours is to reach
Those who think they can't
Need but ponder the ant
Houseplants reproach me,
and show drooping stems
and mottled leaves.
Death cannot be tolerated
Even at this level.
But then again,
I'm far too lazy to do anything about it.
Conundrum.
Finding happiness
Find something, anything..even a tiny seed.
Plant it in the ground.
You may not be any happier, but the seed will grow anyway...
It's a rule of this universe.