Short Planting Poems

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


Premium Member Little Mary

Little Mary quite contrary 
Works her garden like a fairy
Planting trees pulling weeds
Staying as busy as bumblebee
Form: Rhyme


Haiku 5

HAIKU 5
I am planting love
Hoping to reap future's dove
Listen to above
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando November 2, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Planting

my friend and I toil
all day long the thirst and sweat
planting with each seed
a bow to the ancients
fire earth air and water
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Pardon Garden

Garden
Pardon

Seldom
Beldam

Planting
Ranting

Pardon
Garden


05/10/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018©
Form: Footle

A Lovely Journey

With a knowing smile
I've set out on a journey
Along your heart's walls
Planting tulips as I go
Why? You will see when they grow
Form: Tanka


My New Foster Mom

my new foster mom
stays one step ahead of me
planting seeds of forgiveness;
unlike my step mom
who merely plowed up my heart
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Ahchoo -dodo

Desiring gardenia's scent Planting two, praying for blooms In the quiet, surrounded By pollen, ahchoo
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Planting

Digging in the dirt
Feels like speaking with heaven
Shoots burst through in tufts

Written on July 25, 2014
©2014 by Regina Riddle
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Labour of Love

Flora loved pretty flowers
She tended her garden for hours
Every day she would be
Planting flower or tree
Her fingers had magical powers
Form: Limerick

The American Way

The rest of the world wonder why
Americans can't help but lie
Our President leads
In planting the seeds
To cheat and blame the other guy!
Form: Limerick

Blossom

Loving you, 
Is like,
Cutting my heart out, 
And planting it in the ground, 
I know it will hurt, 
But I want to see us grow,
Together.

Poetry Planters

Planting seeds of poetry
       loaded with rhymes
      or without rhymes ...
      We cultivate poems ...
      we are poet planters ...!
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Garden Produce

Garden 
Green, healthy,
Planting, watering, weeding
Vegetables, flowers, seeds, husks,
Pulling, raking, feeding,
Dried, fully formed
Harvest
Form: Diamante

No Eden In Eire

When Jesus was out planting seeds
His Garden was bursting with weeds
He said one "Hail Mary"
And up popped a fairy
Selling Jack-in-the-Beanstalk beads
Form: Limerick

Hold On To the Wind

Hold onto the wind
The season ends
It is time to look within
The harvest the planting the seed
How did we get here
Now you feel the need
As I disappear

Legacy

Planting my seeds and watching as they grow
Sharing a fact.  One I feel proud to know
Leaving a mark
Lighting a spark
Gathering treasures, to one day, bestow
Form: Limerick

Today Is the Best Day For Planting

The best day for
     plant today, already
     passed, it was yesterday ...
     but the best epoch
     to plant the future,
     is now ... is today ....
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Inspired By Nature

Sheepberry, honey suckle, snowball too
Beautiful bushes, each has her own hue.
They’re all in my yard.
Inspire this bard.
Planting each one was truly a coup!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Planting Trees


     In the fifties, I saved my dimes religiously
        twenty let me plant one tree

     Deep in a forest’s mystery
        ~ now a lasting legacy
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member may fifteenth garden

may fifteenth garden
red geranium fever
planting a lilac
baby carrots are sprouting
yellow daffodils
lovely red and pink tulips
fertile fruits and vegetables
Form: Choka

Premium Member The Orchard of Tomorrow

We’re planting an orchard of trees,
with shade we may never sit beneath,
yet the fruit of our hands will bless future lands,
with a harvest that grows underneath.
Form: Quatrain

Streets love me

Streets love me
I am the one
Who works
During the weekend
Planting flowers
In the community garden
For every to enjoy
Yes the community
Garden is a show of colors
© aldo kraas  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member ice age in the midwest

snow
ice frost
icicle
January
teeth are chattering
February also
March has been called off this year
a new ice age in the Midwest
we will not be planting until June
Form: Nonet

The esoteric kind

Kismet’s hand stretches the fabric of creation; 
Ichor of the gods entwines with auric fields,
Numinous ideas become our inspiration;
Deeply planting the ascension seeds.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Summer

sunshine fun, memorable fishing, swimming, hiking campfire, woods, canoe, river planting, driving, travelling great, enjoyable vacation
April 28, 2021
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Diamante

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