Short Tuberose Poems
Short Tuberose Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Tuberose by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Tuberose by length and keyword.
golden pineapple
kukui nut, ti-leaf and
tuberose lei blest
hawaiian pitmaster roast
big island celebration
7/24/2020
I AM Walking Smelling the Fragrant Flowers
I WALK THROUGH GARDENS
FILLED WITH LILAC, JAZMINE ROSE
LAVEN HYACINTH
HONEYSUCK LILIES
SMELLS SO FRAGANT THE BLOSSUMS
MOCK-ORANGE FREESAS
MORN GLORY YLANGS
TUBEROSE HELOTROPE AND
LOB MARITIMAN
1/26/18
by James Edward Lee Sr.
Breathe in sweet scents of tuberose
And let fine mist caress your face,
Dive deep into aqua waters—
Become enchanted with this place.
(6/24/2019)
Arbitrium Divisa 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Gregory R Barden
Stanza taken from original poem "Island Spirit"
(Poem of the Day at Poetry Soup January 17, 2015)
Rajanigandha, your favorite flower
you wore in curls on your ebony hair,
gliding to girdle your swan neck,
the only unfaded picture I have of you.
On your portrait smiling on the wall
I place a garland of this snow-white flower
every night … I feel you return
with the scent of your beloved flower.
* The English name of Rajanigandha is Tuberose
which is a night-blooming flower.
May 6, 2019
Contest : A Garland
Sponsor : Julia Ward