Short Snapdragons Poems
Short Snapdragons Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Snapdragons by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Snapdragons by length and keyword.
snapdragons smile
lips curl, mouths open when pinched
silent giggles
Entry for Charles Henderson's haiku/senryu contest
Shy as a dewfresh morn
Beam selfish light
Your subdued kisses moist
My petals ache
Captive beauty cloistered
In brittle night
Snapdragons freedom glows
Alas awake!
in mid afternoon
the birds were singing to spring
awakening world
gold snapdragons danced
to woodpeckers rat-at-tat
near emerald pines
purple butterflies
born for the joy of living
color me springtime
whirling rose petals
as they move to dream music
sunflower acclaim
dips in dahlias
orange yellow cream and red
spins past snapdragons
four o'clock fragrance
and flourishes near fuchsias
forget-me-not fame
snapdragons dancing
stirred by the gentle zephyr...
grooving side to side
Writing Challenge 2, March 2019 - Haiku- Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Dear Heart (Winner: 2nd Place)
Date written and posted: 03/15/2019
Double prism waving over granite jutting mountains
tints dancing on the waves of light and moisture
a serene moment in time
and now
the
rains
start again blocking out the etheral colours
the rains pound down upon the verdant ground
refreshing and lillies and snapdragons
that bend
under the weight of the enveloping fluid
In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous
~Aristotle
Snapdragons in bloom,
and I celebrate
ending yuletide gloom.
I don't deliberate
reasons for happiness,
I simply decelerate
from winter's crappiness~
tuning nature's loom;
enjoying flowers' flashiness.
Prevalence,I embrace broken glass by chance
I've bend my eyes at the presence eclipse glance
Prevalence, my surroundings past future pretense
Eating neutered grass washing hands in warm cactus drenched
Midnight dartings
Heated snapdragons
Hell bound apprehension...
Midnight calling heated melted iron prevalence?
5/5/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
The amethyst paeans of hyacinth
crest with a gust of butterflies
on the scent of orange blossoms
cascading to earth like snow flakes.
Blood-red geraniums blazon Spring's birth
not with a pulsing blare,
but the soundless blush
of love's ardent swoon.
Placid jade fronds drape,
acquiescing to silent bees
emerging from blond snapdragons
as euphoria of being exudes
from the garden's breathless murmur.
soulful sun shining
with golden gleam glowing bright ~
a farewell to snow
blissful rain showing
its colors against the light ~
a gorgeous rainbow
mayflowers blooming
in petals of gold and white ~
like fair lights in glow
snapdragons springing
blue birds trailing out of sight ~
frigid fountains flow
an emerald green mountain ~
in tears of joy like fountain
1293 poetry contest
4th place
Lavender shows blue flowers
Shaded by a spreading Oleander
The weedy garden, once a nursery
Still has many vibrant blooms
Dandelion, Snapdragons, heads held high
Visited by a darting Hummingbird
No second glance, to the odd deadhead
Ladybug sits lonely, on discarded beanpole
The high mesh fence casts its netted shadows
Broken red pots with busy ants below
Are there really weeds, or,
Just plants in the wrong place
Snapdragons Crackle
Snapdragons crackle
in the air for Maura
and her flowing gait,
a swagger neither Nora
nor Maureen would ever
let a suitor savor.
Maura knows
that in her wake
men with scythes
and burlap sacks,
creep like gators,
eyes afire, jaws agape.
Nora and Maureen
can smell these men.
Unlike Maura
and her flowing gait,
Nora and Maureen will smile,
take their time and wait.
Donal Mahoney
when she wanted to truly think she sat in a garden of flowers
spending an entire day there, up to eleven or twelve hours
the faeries and damselflies graced her with ideas galore
she was greeted by buttercups, snapdragons, and petals more
she brought a notebook and jotted ideas down for a bit
Perhaps took a nap, or brought a project to knit
She was loved in this garden, they cherished her so.
When she returned to her family, she was relaxed to and fro.
God created the Earth
And stood back to see.
What more did it need-
Maybe some green trees?
It needed more color
To make it look its best,
So he created all the flowers
Just to add a little zest.
Roses, violets, and lilies of the valley,
Snapdragons, azaleas, poinsettias, and dahlias,
Chrysanthemums, marigolds, zinnias and fern.
I cannot name them all, now it’s your turn!
The flowers added color,
And lots of zest.
Now, Earth was beautiful-
It had passed the test!