Short Vineyards Poems

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


Not In Good Taste

Lions are the Kings of jungles,Tigers are the teachers teaching the lesson that all beyond our reach to be forgotten as grapes in the vineyards savor taste.


Premium Member Welcome To Maison Ruinart

Welcome to Maison Ruinart
be sure and visit our cellar
It is like a dark gothic cathedral
We are one of the best vineyards in France
Chardonnay or Pinot Noir?

Premium Member Talk To Me

Talk to me
of vineyards
pungent with 
basil and thyme,
of fireflies, 
shooting stars, 
and long hot
summer nights.
For winter
has gone on 
much too long.

Vineyards of Life

black grape connoisseur 
Intense flavor aroma
permeates pallet

black grape connoisseur 
Intense flavor aroma
near the Tuscan moon 

black grape connoisseur 
Intense flavor aroma
stars favorable
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Napa Valley

hawks circle high
over ripening vineyards...
rabbits with red tongues

hawks circle high
over ripening vineyards...
bees sip zinfandel 

hawks circle high
over ripening vineyards...
dusk brings wine splashed skies






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Form: Haiku


Premium Member Spring Rain

Spring Rain 

Cloudbursts
Frisky, quirky
Cavorting, frolicking, awakening
Arboretums, orchards, vineyards, fields
Thundering, teasing, tickling
Capricious, whimsical
Spring

4-28-21
Contest: Spring or Summer Diamante
Sponsor: Caren Krutsinger
Form: Diamante

Drinking Poetry

I realize that
poetry comes
from the vineyards
and grapes ...
That is why
I live so drunk
of poetry ...
Other poetry
are made of
hops
and barley ...
they always
captivate me
on sunny
  mornings ..
Poetry is
noble drink ...
taste it
all
the days

Sweet Dancer of Starry Nights

She is one of the sweetest,
Dancers,
Under the exotic moon,

Her eyes caresses,
Mangos,
And fountains,
With quiet tears,
And enchanted kisses,

Her beauty,
Is what the starry nights,
And moonlit vineyards,
Misses,
When the flowers,
Are swaying in the Sun
Reynaldo Casison
Form: Lyric

Ancient Treasures

Fabulous, Ancient Tyranian treasures found;
possessing sacred , beautiful wealth in kingly vessels.
                                while,
Yesterdays, Phoenician Vineyards soar above todays,
 with the most succulent grapes, and captivating divine Vines!




                    Copyright McCuen 2009
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Dreaming You

If I cannot have you
        Then I will dream you
          Dream you resting in my arm
              Of walks we take through vineyards,
            I will kiss you in my deepest slumber
      Where no being will lay eyes on us
    And nobody will ever have to know
How much I love having you as mine.

Sunday Drive

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Down 41, south of the city
and out into the country,
past vineyards and orchards, 
its best to let the car just glide.

The pastoral scenes
can slow the beat
of the past week
thus healing one's innner self.

Be careful not to see
the sad crosses 
and shrines
which dot the shoulder.
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Premium Member 2am

2am

In a lost world
vineyards doze
	      fatigued anticipation
of the next poem
or next breath

Until then
I breathe for you
my brother

I breathe and dream
as best one can
for maladies to fly away

and poets to soar in skies
of imaginations
where we are formerly introduced
	by Nuwas

us two

Ballerina Love

Youre my ballerina love,
Dancing,
Through the rain,
And evening vineyards,

Youre my ballerina love,
Waltzing,
Deep,
Within,
My,
Soul,

Fireflys,
And,
Candles,
Light,
Your,
Way,

And your dresses,
In the pretty moons,
Sway,

Youre my ballerina love,
Youre my ballerina,
Youre my ballerina love
Reynaldo Casison
Form: Lyric

A Last Sip of Her Wine

A love story in an Andalusian grove that belongs now as a last look at a cat-scan. Beneath that olive bower, she sips a glass of La Rioja Alta. He looks at the scan. He keeps looking at the scan hoping to see vineyards. The fruit he sees is dark and the vine pale. He raises a last glass of wine to her.

Song of Solomon 2:15

Catch for us the foxes,
   the little foxes 
that ruin the vineyards, 
   our vineyards that are in bloom.

Identify the sons of *itches
  Those littered curs
Whose gluttonous manner
   Leaves naught for us and ours.

Catch for us the greedy
   The avarice few
Who take that which is earned
   collectively with toil and tears.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member German Volksmarches

I'd buy Stars And Stripes on Thursdays
To plan Saturday's volksmarch trip.
Vineyards along the Mozel,
On bluffs above castles,
Thru medieval towns;
This Sergeant loved
Those German
Volksmarch
Hikes
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Where Love Begins

I can't entirely say
that love starts with
an enticing face, form
or environment – for
it does seem first
to culminate within
each of us...before
transcending our 
outer layers, to revel
in sunlight....

I think Love will
always remain
somewhat a mystery;
especially to those
oblivious to Divine
Spirit, and the vintage
produced by the
ever-ripe vineyards
of Heaven –

Premium Member Indian Summer

~indian summer~

indian summer
 apple crisp yawning first light ~
  amber moonrise nights

cozy mellow sunshine
 warm pumpkin spice afternoons ~
  yellow cornfields doze

sleepy vineyards dream
 reveries of maize and gold ~
  twilight lullabies 

drowsy fields of wheat
 harvest glows in pumpkin hues ~
  autumn’s balmy breath

9-15-21
Contest: Hello September
Sponsor: Mystic Rose Rose
Form: Haiku

Backward Farm Life

The potatoes have ears Corn has eyes, Horses roll in mud Pigs swat at flies. Cows lay eggs Chickens eat grass, Roosters are sound asleep The dog has gas. The goats have fleas Cats have horns, Roses smell bad The sheep have thorns. A day down at the farm Where everything is backwards, The drunkards are sober No grapes in the vineyards. Copyright Cynthia Jones June.11/2005
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The Toll

Vineyards grow
Beside a meadow
A whitewashed wall
A little piece of home
A peaceful den
Where worries forgotten
A happy place
Where nothing could happen
Vacant road
Now overburdened
Dragging weight
Of hope uncertain
A lost few
Found life in dark
A violent crew
No where to start
Pillage insight
Eyes shine with glee
Inside laid hope
Helps fill the empty
Steals drawn
Sights set
Vicious hunger
The beasts never rest
Form:

Rome Fairest Home

Rome is Glory

         Fair Republic

         Loyal Citizens

         Manifest Might 

Rome is Home

         Chaste Matrons

         Fair Maidens

         Adorning Hearth

Rome is Blooming

         Fertile Arbors

         Fair Orchards

         Purple Vineyards

Rome is Divine

         Godly Temples

         Jupiter’s Pearl

         On Seven Hills





 Work released into public domain

Out of Reach

Clouds condemn the sky line   fear has taken root   Im drowning in the vineyards   but can't see thru the soot   these grounds have become uneven   there doesn't seem to be anyone around   come harbour these rains before me   before they wash me six feet down   I beg for your sun to save me   as you tiptoe upon your beach   if I hold my hand out here for you   would it still be out of reach
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Who Knew

Inspiration
based on deception...
Conceived on the inside
only to be blackened
My voice cracks with
the thought...
"So easy!"
Spilling words at the 
speed of angels
paint the picture of 
vineyards, Gucci, Prada.
I would rather
see tunnels, twisting
nails scraping against
bricks that build a 
Home! for whom?
The candle burns 
with no wick to carry
the flame.
Same as always...
a darkness,
my eyes have adjusted
the light filters thru....
Form:

Endless Staircase

Solomon planted vineyards, built houses, was a king, and had fame, 
yet he still said it all was meaningless, and that all his work was done in vain.
Solomon enjoyed pleasure, gave into wine, and had hundreds of wives, yet he still hated life.
He was climbing an endless staircase, he wanted to reach the sky, but the sky was to low when he arrived.
So He finally decided to stop climbing, and chose to fall on his knees.
That satisfied all his wants and needs.

The Foretelling

The word itself is a wall
made of windows
and broken frames.

Mind moves over
a seascape, builds bridges
between the waves.
Now you are doing it,
that thing,
creating vineyards
with buckets of sand.

The script, the writing,
it is a harvest sown
by a form yet unborn.
It means nothing,
yet nevertheless
wine pours

then all antecedence,
all inference
returns to scratches
upon a cooling mud
and it is that mud,

the mud on your hands
that speaks.

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