Short Watermelon Poems
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This act of love, makes to swell
Sky's with Earth, what's sweet
With kissing rains initiated.
Through lewd steamy heat.
poolside
sunrays waterguns and
watermelon spears
Published in Bottle Rockets Press #45
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
braving snowstorms in heavy winter coat
dreams of summer starry night
watermelon slushie
AP: Honorable Mention 2022
Sun shining down on me
Flowers swaying in summer breeze
Eating watermelon as sweet as can be
watching the sunset with a gentle breeze
Fresh Cut Grass Smells Like Watermelon
When I cut my grass
Early in the morning smells
As a cool melon
written by James Edward Lee Sr.
10/16/17
Hours of hot sun burning thirst
Then fruit I am served
Strawberries raspberries and
Cherries from dreamland
Watermelon bits
Thirst quenching-
Blitz!
a bike ride with you
tastes so much more than the thirst...
one watermelon
when together in embrace
so cool upon red hot lips.
© Harry J Horsman 2022
Little slices of the most lush and red watermelon,
Swollen with juiciness and a natural multivitamin.
Deliciously filled with glistening liquid in green rind.
Your skin turns as lush as the gleam
Of frosty vanilla bean ice cream,
While I make your blushing cheeks redden,
Each as though pieces of a peeled watermelon.
There once was a man who was a felon
Who had just stolen a watermelon
But when he swallowed a seed
A little girl decreed
I think maybe your belly is swellin'
Fresh cut grass Smells Like Watermelon- A Haiku
by James Edward Lee Sr.
fountain aurora
a tasteful fresh cut grass smells
watermelon slice
5/27/19
summer refreshment
delicious watermelon -
antioxidants
seeds underwater
black gold hidden, soft pink ice
nest of limey green.
(January 18, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin)
(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
Sharing watermelon is a delightful thing to do.
Loving the sweet cold pinks and the sticky goo.
Two can share, or even three or four.
When we cut a melon, we seem to have more and more.
the watermelon
those fresh, cold strawberries hides
out of honeydew
~
in the honeydew
so fresh, cold strawberries hides
oh watermelon
8/11/20
written word by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©
Puppy - A Haiku
afternoon summer
A little, small puppy licks
a watermelon
summer afternoon
hot little, small puppy bites
cold watermelon
8/12/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©
watermelon seeds
spitting contest
tomorrow’s garden
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Submitted on March 13, 2021 for contest ALL YOURS (MAR 15) sponsored by BRIAN STRAND - RANKED 1ST
With two children inside,
we giggle along the
way to the garden's heart.
Weather-worn, but tough, our
wagon can still bear the
weight of gold potatoes,
watermelon, and love.
6-13-2021
W Plieades
summertime iced tea
coconut milk and honey
soap bubbles in air
green grass morning dew
watermelon in my mouth
frothing foam of waves
facial liquid joy
the deep golden clouds of dawn
aquarium days
More elusive than the missing link
than a greased watermelon
than a slimy pig (no longer pink)
‘Peace’ is everyone’s heart desire
But how to put out war’s fire?
Turning, down these his Kangaroo sheets; joyous
Purple bunny rabbits aneath, her watermelon trees..
Rivers pastel of morning dew green; pineapple clouds
Sanguine seeds their butterflies proud as Bambi dreams.
Form:
Watermelon slices
that smell so ripe and sweet
Take me back in time again
when mother sliced the treat
Sitting in the kitchen
with the window opened wide
Spitting watermelon seeds
out to the other side
Watermelon - A Tanka Poem
Sweet watermelon
You're cool and sweet and moist.
You are so smooth round
And a red fruit, furthermore
So seedless; I love ta eat
7/16/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.© 2020
watermelon heart
sweetness and ice to entice
hot summer breezes
cool kisses, sweet memories;
gorgeous green orb of my dreams-
Bite Size Poem no18 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier
written 05.16.2016
Greet the heat with a smile
Meet all your summer dreams
Eat some corn and watermelon
Treat yourself to ice creams
Drink some homemade lemonade
Think of cool blue seas
Blink and suddenly, summer is over
Sink into melancholy