Short Plants Poems

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


Nature Garden

''The garden of Nature opens. Its occupants --plants, trees and creatures. Sky full of offertory --reflected in clouds.''
Form: Epigram


White Noise

Why are you so at ease?
Mircle magic has nice plants
Do you see the seeds and the wise
It's all there with nothing at all.
© Ace X  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Tobacco Plants

Tobacco Plants

Life emerges,
Like a silent cigarette,
Pre-ordained to kill.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
April 4, 2008
Form: Haiku

The Good Side of Nature

Good Spring rain - so refreshing!
Sent by God as a blessing
Watch the plants grow and grow
Springtime how I love you so!
Form: Quatrain

Nanny nap

Greydar nap, second wind,
Wind swept rain, all good,
Good for plants, no sweat,
Sweat sun, good in hood!

(Loop poem).


Premium Member Devas of Nature

There are beings, I am told, Mother Nature relies on, Elemental fairies who, Babysit the plants.
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Bees

Q: Bees Bees Who Needs Bees, 
Who Even Needs the Knees of Bees. 

A: You need bees and I need bees 
We all need bees to be.
Form: Rhyme

Snow Thaws

snow thaws on mountains - -
goats feed their kids and munch 
brightly coloured plants

For Debbie’s Spring into haiku contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Rock Garden

The earth is dampened
Flowers are being planted
Rocks surround the plants
To protect all the flowers
losing the dirt around them
Form: Tanka

Premium Member First Cold Snap

season’s first cold snap bringing in the outdoor plants killing frost tonight
written November 4, 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Golden Corona

Spinning orb of blue

Astronauts view bright sunrise

Golden corona

Emerging to heat the Earth

Plants await sun's nourishment
Form: Tanka

Bugs

they plants
move like and ant
some  are real
put in your meal
as a spy if you don't comply
beware of a friendly hugs
withe the
BUGS

Ode To Flower Growing In a Crack In the Wall

When you believe your flowering plant
is dead
it isn't dead.
Instead
it scatters seed
in secret
and plants a bloom
in another room.
© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.

Haiku

haiku

5-7-5

a rare bloom with wings
blossomed to array of plants
changing its colours;

©Ramakrishna Chowdary Jasthi
29.04.2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Ajna

Open my third eye.
Allow me to see through lies.
Help me realize
How souls go from plants to flies
To creatures of lands, seas, skies.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Adopting My Own Ferdelance

I think that I shall take a chance
Carefully looking among plants
Make a pet of thee
Eight foot two or three
Adopting my own ferdelance
Form: Limerick

Going Green

GOING GREEN!
  -Dharga Nagar Safa

All plants also tree,

Unfolding their hands like a V,

Praying for going green-

What a beautiful seen?

Plants

Plants take lots of love and care to grow.
If they are treated well, it will show.
Yes, they need to be loved, or they will die,
As do I.
Form: Rhyme

A Poem On Plants Grown In Karnataka

NOTE:the members who are there in potry soup please write a poem on plants grown in karnataka. Kindly write the poem as sooner as you all can
Form: ABC

Premium Member Arborsculpture

The art and technique Of shaping trees and woody Plants, time reveals all http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-6.php
Form: Haiku

Plants and Animals

plants and animals
thrive so well there
placed  in dung heap

the wealth of sewerage
and the stench of the filth
give nutrients they enjoy
Form: Triolet

Thirsty Plants

heavy rain doth fall so disliked by nearly all plants smile standing tall Bite Size no.70' Contest Info Sponsor Line Gauthier
Form: Haiku

Butterflies

Butterflies landing on the atones
are precious jewels,
landing on plants
are colorful flowers
flying in the space,
they are flowers  that fly

Premium Member I Will Come Back As a Hippo

Reincarnation is for me sublime.
I’ll be a hippopotamus next time.
They do not eat ants
They devour plants
African River is where I will dine.
Form: Limerick

Guiding Light

The sun rises East
and it lowers in the West,
moon reflects its light,
plants grow upward to touch it,
still... just one "Light of the World."
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

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