Short Puffballs Poems

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


A Patina of Gold

Is snow heavy or light
a dandelion's weightless flight
or a heavy heart sinking tonight
puffballs, snowballs and a patina of gold.


Premium Member Clouds

Candyfloss puffballs
Popping up like white mushrooms 
Blocking out sunshine 


07~27~14
In The Clouds
Sponsored by Poet
Destroyer A
~awarded 1st place~
Form: Haiku

Tree Art-God's Design

Tree Art-God's Design

Many puffballs clusters cling to tree
making one want to take a picture
to capture the beauty of God's 
handicraft of perfect design

Popcorn

SUCCULENT  TASTY  POPCORN
 WHITE  CRUNCHY PUFFBALLS
  YOU SO COVETABLE WARM
     BUT   WHEN   BUTTERY
       I SUCCUMB TO YOU 
          kING OF CORNS
           YUMMMMMM!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Woodland Ceremony

Puffballs ring the forest evergreens; In the peripheral they dance; Flickering energy lights Bobbing magic specters Woodland fairies work Their magic with Delightful Mystic Ease.
Form: Nonet


Premium Member Tiny Fledglings

Fledglings
downy puffballs
of yellow-white feathers
sporting beaks of orange-yellow
discover the joy of liquid raindrops
cascading down from trees to leaves
mastering their art fast
precious offspring
fledglings


Premium Member Natures Message

Catapulting puffballs roam vast stretches of ocean; skeletal limbs reveal stories lost to time; rooted sage taking in the salty air; lungs filled to capacity, give birth to tenderness beneath heaven’s breast; life does not end, it only renews.

Premium Member The Faerie Ring

In an Elysian wood, flitting faeries among the trees ponder their magical seeding, for a fairy ring they’ll build, within the greenwoods emerald sea. Moss-laden ferns feathery light, help feed faerie magic late at night growing fungi, puffballs round, a faerie ring, inedible magic.
2-15-2022 A STRAND (1074) Poetry Contest Brian Strand

Dandelion Wishes

Little Irish dasies
Puffballs
A child's delight 
Dandelion wishes
Colors of the sun and the moon
Strong roots
All winter long
Lionstooth leaves
Green quickly
With the coming of spring
Bold florets of yellow
Open to the morning sun
Close to sleep at night
Puffballs
Monet's delight
Some greens 
Some wine
Strong roots
All summer long

Dandelion Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier
4/6/19

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