Short Pomegranate Poems

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Premium Member pomegranate

pomegranate opened, disarray unfurls
Form: Monoku


Premium Member My Place in the Stars

Earth is my place
in the universe of stars.
You won't see my face
on Mars.

I've never seen,
on any other planet, 
a tangerine  
or pomegranate.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wonderful Planet

Liquid Water, Ice, and Steam,
These three gents make quite a team
on our first-rate planet.  
Another fellow I hold in esteem
is Mister Pomegranate.
Form: Rhyme

God

Apple season is
Pomegranate season
Season of Prayer
God Season
He is
Besides I
Besides you
Besides red apple tree
The Prayer
The god Caress 
Now
God
I love you
god

I love pomegranates

I love pomegranates
scientist found a full one  
age three thousands years 

In Tutankhamun's tomb, scientist found a pomegranate dated/from about 3200 years.
Form: Senryu


Autumn Second Phase

second phase of fall
which has seven cool phases
mint and pomegranate

Few dry pomegranates under pomegranate tree. Very few green ones on pomegranates trees branches.
Form: Haiku

Her Kiss

Golden locks atop times pillow
Pomegranate lips, so full
Eyes of blue in this the sky
Her pink perfume...
Warm soft skin;  ivory's touch
Upon my breast, lay her gentle love.

My Smart Friend

My friend thinks he's smart to say with a sigh,
"Onions are the only food that make you cry!"
I said, "Is that right?"
And then just for spite
I threw a pomegranate at his eye!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member - Haiku X 311 - glowy -

                                        pomegranate skies
                                      cathedral of paradise -
                                     masquerade performed
Form: Haiku

Premium Member This Planet's a Pomegranate

  Travel's eyes-wide-open education
    School's four walls, compartmentalization

  More destinations to view on this planet
    ~ than seeds in a pomegranate
Form: Couplet

Premium Member You Make Me Salivate

seductive, sensual, sassy pomegranate
with your spicy ways, and your healthy fruits
I salivate upon the sight of you,
instantly wanting to plunge into your depths
knowing your tasty delights

A Pomegranate

Juicy red rubies
Glint in fleshy covering
Soon to be devoured.

My pin pricks each seed 
Scarlet liquid spurts once pressed
Oozing with goodness.
 
The sweetest flavour
Such succulent refreshment 
Dancing on my tongue.
Form: Haiku

The Apple of My Eye

How I love thee my sweet pomegranate
For thy are beautiful as a blanket of flowers;
My love is a fine wine ready to consume
Always as fresh as April showers.

My love for you is a never-ending fire
Filled with respect and sincere desire.
© Dedu Son  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Pomegranate Heart

She counts the seeds
Of my pomegranate heart
The same, always the same
No matter how many times she counts.
Her fingers are stained 
And though she may wash and scrub
There I will be
In her skin, lodged in places
Where she cannot wash me out

Premium Member The Future

Heartbeat octopus fern Tropical bubblegum endless dunes Baby's breath pomegranate zest for life Wonderful wisteria wild blue yonder nest Ivory sunset ice cap The future?
11/26/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020

Fpp

Furious purple pen
Seeking sassy strawberries
A black fly in the coffee

The pen waits and waits
In case a gale grows and gathers
Sticks to shake the branches

Fervent pink pomegranate
Offers a warm handshake
Pen quietens 

The poem crystallizes

Premium Member Reflecting

a sky darkened to grape lying in stillness. . . . a lake of wine the lake mirrors wisps of twilight’s clouds above - a lilac trail on the lilac trail full white moon a face glitters on water deep purple water moon in pomegranate sky. . . . reflecting
Form: Haiku

Pomegranate

Pomegranate 

Careful, tentative and delicate tips shiver over the forgiving skin
Shell barring the bloody body of the fruit 
Only condemned to,
consumption

Bruising without protest 
Its sweetness not asked for - only expected

Though some things are more beautiful broken

Mediterranean Ballad

her eyes is as rich as olives
her curves as delicate as a pear
her hair as the trickling waterfall
her skin as tan
her scent is olives, pomegranate, peaches, strawberries, and raspberries
her love drowns me in fire
if i can only be with her
only just for a minute
my life is complete

Punica Granatum, Not So Fast

PUNICA GRANATUM

Yes, in Paradise, Adam and Eve ate pomegranate
No, to apple-etymology - No, to The French "Grenade"
No, more or less 613 seeds (sorry Pharisees and thy 613 Law)
Yes, Malum Granatum, no origin in Carthage, Latin Rome's flaw

(c)Deo, Pomegranates are mentioned in the 4,000 year-old system of healing, AYURVEDA.
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member The Goodness of a Pomegranate

Memories of years gone by
the fruit shop was our first call
that lovely redsome fruit
shaped like a cannonball

A pomegranate is its name
cut in half with a knife
showing those juicy red seeds
made your tongue come to life

This fruit bearing shrub
originates from Iran
has many health benefits
and is good for all of man

poetgord@2013
Form: Rhyme

Where Persephone Dwells

Seeds of pomegranate 
     in my belly 

This girl wonders how much of her 
Is alive 
above ground 
Or circling Cerebus 
as he chases his tail

(If u r stuck in a dream then aren't u only half living?)

I live with eyes wide open
The Gorgon's stare does not deter

We use people as tarot cards
 to guide our destiny 

Entrails are likely more reliable

Drink

In the Underworld they drink pomegranate margaritas 
I am certain.
If you had an endless supply of damned fruit to yourself 
would you not do the same?

I’m sure Hades is sick of slender Persephone
in her pink rose perfume
and lilac pearls
telling him he drinks too much,
that he might just drink himself to death
if he wasn’t already there.

Premium Member Red and Pink

flamingos and sunsets
cherries and maple leaves
almond blossoms in sunshine
lipstick of high fashion
plummy plum tree blossoms
tulips and juicy watermelon
a flashy sports car at dawn
twilight pearls and rubies
bleeding hearts among roses
pomegranate and grapefruit
dragon fruit and rhubarb
apples and creamy frosting
butterflies and raspberries

Terrestrial Journals Vi

Obsequies final taste; within this secession from a lamentatives covenant....

I took this pomegranate tree and I crushed it to, make myself a natives chalice of wine

Still, it remained bitter upon my tongue so, I spit it into the turning paean sea!?

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....“Terrestrial Journals” *
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