Short Plant Life Poems
Short Plant Life Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Plant Life by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Plant Life by length and keyword.
Beautiful Deep Emerald Green.
The Color Of Ireland.
Luscious Shade Of Plant Life Seen.
A Rock On Her Lovely Hand.
Christopher Bunton
The Colors contest
Sweet smell of flowers
On a sunny day smell great.
As wind moves the scent.
Sweet smell of daisies
Crowd the air with purity
Oh how sweet the smell.
Beds of flowers bring
A sense of new beginnings
As new plant life forms.
Meadows swaying with fresh plant life
Cliffs stand chalky surround the valley
Deep within it breaths heaven
Habitants there within caves
Ladies of hair scarfs and long dresses
Men with strong structure and charisma
Whispering winds of imagination leaves
Farmiliarising myself to the re-occurring dream
A hobo healer
Just wandering and healing
Rocking with plant life
Making healing number one
The man, the myth, Doctor Moore
Invisible yet powerful
The wind is, of course, the most respected
Of the elements
But what about water?
With multiple personalities
The seas rage
Then there is fire
Strong and beautiful and majestic
Topping them all- but remember the Earth
The foundation
The birthplace of all plant life on this planet
Maybe they're all important.
The Elements
A frigid cold Winter finally ends
After lifting so much snow
While fighting the bitter cold
So relieved to see that it's over
The Spring brings warmth
So again life may return
Animals who hibernate
And the plant life from the ground
Again a flower grows
Bringing beautiful a image
A beautiful golden flower
In front of a stone background
Winter magic endearing
in a world of great wonder
laden plant life snowed under,
a white blanket, enchanting.
Children's face warming glow
of excitement to peek out
wide eyes and smiles with all-out
play in sparkling clean white snow.
Making snowman mid-winter,
snow angels, snow fights raging,
entertaining, engaging,
world with magical winter.
1/11/2024
Violet Nature
A bacteria, lived in the sea it was green and
found its way to dry land, a desolate place
knuckle rocks, lava soil and sharp diamonds.
The bacteria thrived became the ancestor of
plant life our nature too became green, which
is a blessing, just think if the bacteria had been
lilac. On a mauve field horses trotted and under
lilac olive trees sheep grazed on juicy lavender.
How gay is that?
Letdown
So many chances so many near misses,
like a promising spring suddenly turning wintery
and killing budding plant life.
Or a storm came and blew away all senses
Turned it into a loathing where success dare not
Intrude like spoiling a dream.
Falling down an ice cavern unable to get up in time
Not trying hard enough, so the dream can live on
Failure is the ultimate goal it does not need to be
Repeated