Short Trellis Poems

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


Premium Member A Senior Moment Tb

A Senior moment 
         
              By arched trellis 
              Quaintly kissing 
              Neath mistletoe
Form: Than-Bauk


Grandfather

In sacred gardens,
your heirloom roses ascend,
the chipped-paint trellis—
in yesterday’s reflections,
where petals fell long ago
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Blue and Gold

Morning Glories twine
the trellis in blue splendor
While the Daffodils
tickle the feet of the vines
with golden trumpet fingers



Placement: 1st
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Summer

covey of doves upon rose trellis.... first day of summer cloudy, rainy, cold, damp day coldest since records were kept
Form: Tanka

Trellis

My love for you is an ivy
You the trellis on which it grows
You hold it up
Keep it contained
You'll never let it fall
I cling to you
You are my trellis


Premium Member Cottage Garden Flowers

colorful sweet peas cling on to broken trellis perfume fills the air Bite Size Poem no18 Poetry Contest Sponsored by Line Gauthier 08/24/21
Form: Haiku

Trump From Tall Trellis

Trump looked down on us from a tall trellis;
Became Novellus that is very over-zealous;
Never has rained,
And then drained;
Owner of each swamp has become jealous.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Songstress

Tonight, 
a faint hint 
in the way 
you croon

shows your 
longings 
much too 
soon,

takes me 
back to a 
youthful 
promise

of love 
blossoming
on a rainbow 
trellis!

Premium Member October's Rose

October's rose, October's rose
High upon the trellis grows
Silky petals in the rain pose
October's rose, October's rose

Withstands the wind, cloudy gray sky
October's rose on trellis high
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Summer Sun Haiku

summer sun - 

under the vine trellis

mottled shadows

----------------------------       
One haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Line Gauthier
         Placed 2nd
Posted 18th April 2021
sun
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Fourteen Blossoms

The Star Magnolia's fourteen blossoms Stark against winter's dead flowers Skeletal stand pear, fig, rose Oh! Rose 'pon trellis dead_ Or so it seems, now Deep within earth Roots draw strength Revive Live
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Midnight Rendezvous

She climbs the trellis to the sky
 To meet her lover in his flight
 He is the midnight butterfly,
 She, his sweet  savor of delight
 Sharing sweet kisses through the night
                     ---
 7/15/17
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member My Clematis

a trellis cascade
creeping beauty on the fence
in pink white or red

my purple climber
been around, going somewhere
new as morning dew

pretty whites and blues
happy on my garden wall
lost in the summer
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Going Steady

The heels’ climbing trellis —
Crimson roses, bold and beautiful.
Wrapped like a winding staircase,
The taupe strap shin high.
Snazzy red toenails.
The fashion’d lady primped,
Ready for her handsome “steady.”

4/23/2021

Premium Member Pon the Rose Trellis

'pon the rose trellis last pale pink rose of summer.. roses' nectar kiss from lips of lover rose flavored kisses what bliss.. ummmm ahhh rose kisses
Written this day:November 11, 2012 Written by: Sara Kendrick
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Lamplighter

Floor,
table
to ceiling,from chandelier
to
a 
trellis
filigree-
nouveau image
glow

Louis Tiffany's Grape table lamp designed by Mrs Curtis Freschel-was an International award 
winer for Tiffany

http://www.tiffany-lamp-uk.co.uk/shop/
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member September Emit Elegance

White roses stand in subtle elegance,
A light breeze stirs awe of tasteful fragrance.
A marriage under a spreading old tree
On a grassy lawn, edged with trellis-free
Ambiance kiss of fallen amber leaves,
A continuous aesthetic spins and weaves.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Try Again

I want to bloom again with you in spring.
Prune the ivy and dismantle the trellis, 
I will wait patiently in the soil.
The sunlight may not land upon me,
nor the rain always wet my roots,
But I will take comfort in the shade,
and be satisfied with the dew.

Premium Member Farewell

Born two centuries yesteryear A young pair who passed through Ellis Built a frame home with rose trellis Intertwined blooms like them bound dear. Last roses on their headstones rest, Grandparents by whom I was blest.
Bitesize Poem no52 Poetry Contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Monarchia Magicaria Andean Red Moth

Grapes slumbering; on..'
Leafs shading, yeast patina'ed fruit..
Sun-downers tonight..!

Grapes ripening on..'
Vine gripping seasoned trellis.
Purple skies..' ( thirst )

Grapes burgeoning on..'
frame groans; the labourers gains..'
Andean moth drinks..!

©Joe Maverick 15-5-2012
Form: Haiku

For Alaina

The ocean above our heads is choppy, cold and everlasting. 
It glows 
with the crescent, the stars and its nubian beauty.

A Nubian beauty akin to yours my lover.
Let's strike out on that sea, let's climb that trellis and 

Show the earth a nova, strike them blind upon it!
Form:

Premium Member Beautiful Garden

beautiful garden
yellow bumblebee
fragrant marigold
pink knock out roses
purple lavender

white butterfly
fragrant lilac
verdant clover
dandelion

sunflower
bleeding hearts
daffodils 

trellis
meadow

sweet


Contest: Diminished Hexaverse
Sponsor: Emile Pinet

Three Haikupoems About Clematis

color, flower, nature, rain, red, star, sun,




Climbing clematis 
Creep in among the trellis
And coloured stars show!


Rain and sun are needed
For blooming clematis buds
And butterflies to come!

Vases hold clematis
While water keeps them on tap
To display inside!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A View of the Vineyard

The chartreuse pearls hung on the pregnant vine
as whispered jade of leaves in autumn breeze.
The necklaces of trellis did entwine
like clefs of absinthe notes in verdant keys.

3/5/18

Original poem:  Grape Harvest
10/20/17

Rithium Divisa 2 Contest
Sponsor:  Gregory R Barden
Form: Rhyme

A Vine, Love Story

A llow me to share my favorite verses from John 15

V ines have numerous branches that bear fruit
I f a branch does not bear fruit, it is lifted up, purged
N ote the trellis used to be a cross, a simple cross shaped
E ternal symbol of helping, lifting up ...by Jesus the True Vine
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

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