Snapdragon Poems - Poems about Snapdragon

...Men in tailored suits and satin waistcoats, gold watches peeking out of their pockets, walked arm in arm with women in wide skirts ~ hooped, crinolined, elegantly sculpted. Their tigh......

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...Little Arabella Miller lived in town, but far enough out in green country, To watch the raspberry sun go down, and to climb a lavish, plum tree. Arabella was seven-years-old, and had a th......

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... Sometimes – many times I’m busier than I would like to be, I find myself hurrying through the days as they pass by, laughing at my scurrying like a squirrel, they say – hustling but sho......

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... On spewing wave, our departing ride Crazed currents crack, an azure slide Freedom mingles in sea foam seethe Cobra throat coast gulps river relieve Estuary entry rest......

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...Her spell remains over me 44 years later Once a bumblebee has kissed the nectar of Snapdragon The creature is fever of succulence She says, “You kiss so softly I think it’s a thing with guys w......

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... “I'm a conundrum. Or an enigma. I forget which.” James A. Owen I am a midsummer storm, veiled in cerulean smiles, swirling above sangria seas~ enveloped in gr......

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...I was a red-violet, sunny morning person, usually up at the crack of dawn, When orange light poured from the east, upon revival, dewy green lawns. With a cup of aromal coffee, I'd watch y......

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... I know I am her favorite flower; I shoot up in a spike of yellow bloom to snatch her attention away from all other flowers at home in this small garden patch. ...but the Gladiolus is coming ......

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...Flowers bloom precipitously to Silence a corpse of ill-intent... Bringing hope to all who suffered Through winter's mad torment. The snapdragon shows its passion As the snow-drop leads the way......

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...From our bodies, dead and deceased, of decaying flesh rotted off bone, poking through loose lavish soil flowers sprout and feed from the sun From the corpse's arm, a reeling ranunculus reaches......

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...Papery feathers strain to take wing. Frills ruffle, mythic masks gnash at the air beautifully belligerent. Plucked, they dally daily between the surfaces of legend, and the finery of a silk-st......

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...rosy redbird skies wednesday wind tosses tulips plump pink peonies days greener than green wren visits my windowsill magnolia scents springtime's come again with the snapdragon fridays me......

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...My sunshine in the morning wakens me with eyes that twinkle mischief and delight. My sunflower whose gaze I love to see is he – my summer love – from morn to night! I'm his honeybee, and he's m......

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...CHILDREN OF THE SUMMER GARDEN In the lazy days of summer When heat streams up in afternoons Come into the season’s garden – Nature’s outdoor living room. Early riser, blue Morning Glory vi......

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...I've never seen a Bumblebee Lose a fight with a Snapdragon No, not ever! Each time they meet That painted prince of prowess Pries open the dragon's jaws And deftly crawls inside To win the blo......

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