Tangelo Poems - Poems about Tangelo

...serene, cheered by warm fellow, Larissa’s slightly demure, emanating grace, framed in the joyful shine of bittersweet tangelo. Sungaze tints her bucolic gown, each thread, a xanthous treat in the field of convergent reap. The stipple......Read More

...Tantalizing Truffles taunt temptation Tangelo trifles flirt Taffy tempts – sweet come-ons Tiramisu temptress Tapioca tart traps Toffee lures – Turn! Ta......Read More

...rapefruits and pomelos taste the same I like oranges Sweeties are as sweet is citrus goes but I would rather eat a tangelo I like oranges Uglis help make your skin gleam for high cholesterol eat a tangerine I like oranges Oran......Read More

...Orange Lovers The artist Michaelangelo loved to eat a tangelo and Da Vinci could be seen munching on a tangerine Celebrity or Famous Person Contest Sponsored by Tanya ......Read More

...lence winter's pewter ghost, floating phoenix-like above July's embers when water shimmered with indigo, rippling tangelo butterflies in its wake. Now sirens of graphite shores lure like dark sentinels into platinum light to un......Read More

...>Natural beauty that's strikingly bold. Caramel amber copper and yellow Offset a reddish orange tangelo. Like a shimmering swarm of honey bees Ochers harmonize in the tops of trees. Rustling m......Read More

...he morning star. Reflections spark in jaded time, and lava dreams inspire, igniting tides of passioned crime in sweet tangelo fire. A burst of saffron cuts in view, with warm chaotic smiles, as flares of swirling deja vu convey the so......Read More

...their beds except for us- The night creatures, For whom has sprung to life. We run wild across the land, While the tangelo skies soar above us. Have you ever felt blood orange? Inspiration blossoms from within as the heart pulses, ......Read More

...tens the way. Daybreak is welcomed for it’s lengthy new day. Strenuous hours of exerting toil, all come to an end. Tangelo moon is in position, time for the daylight to descend. First glow of tawny stars, nighttime must fall. Dusk ......Read More

...Slowly I rise. I patiently await my royal cue. I wait for my brother’s last radiant tangelo hue. Darkness will have vanished. All will welcome the new day. My beams of warmth will blanket my children ......Read More