Short Puffball Poems

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


Premium Member Dandelion Flies Free

Feather light explosion, a cloud bursts forth; Puffball flight is swift and fine; Dandelion freedom.
Form: Kimo


The Silky Mimosa

Flowers attact both bees and butterflies,
Pink, puffball like silky bloom,
Those lovely Persian silk.

Date of submission: 05/09/2021
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Summer Day Freedom

Dandelion
    Golden floweret,
          Nurturing nectar.

Fluffy puffball,
     Beauty in the wind.
          Summer day
               Freedom!
Form: Verse

Premium Member Puffball Bouquet

puffball bouquet
walking gingerly
slowing it down
tiny specks zooming off
i stand perfectly still, admiring the delicate beauty
pink dandelion magic

Premium Member Dandelion Flies Free

Feather light explosion, a cloud bursts forth; Puffball flight is swift and fine; Dandelion freedom.
Written, 3-22-19 For: "Writing Challenge 4, March 2019- Kimo- Poetry Contest" Sponsor: Dear Heart
Form: Kimo


Premium Member Suns Generosity

Night fades away swiftly as brother Sun opens his illustrious eyes; how they glow through the puffball clouds, to enliven the day. He blows out breaths that warm Gaia’s aging chill, she is soothed. Fingers of the Sun Reaching out to Gaia’s back Blanket her shoulders.
Form: Haibun

Premium Member Sea and Sky

Water aqua crystal the sea womb of Gaia life thrives in an abyss of blue filtered sun rays gift nutrients freely dive in and replenish yourself go swimming with dolphins life’s sustained with water Nimbus reforms itself just as art mimics life clouds play within sky like children frolicking upon earth’s generous breast joyous clouds traverse the whole world beneath the sun and moon puffball nomads nimbus

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