Flowers Triolet Poems | Examples

These Flowers Triolet poems are examples of Triolet poems about Flowers. These are the best examples of Triolet Flowers poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberSunny Thrills Triolet

Under teal sky, in swift breezes Lavender wisteria spills, Twirling anyplace gust teases, Under teal sky, in swift breezes. Wildflowers sway, when wind seizes. What colorful summer dance thrills! Under teal sky, in swift breezes, Lavender wisteria spills.


Premium MemberHalf Past Summer, Two Months Till Fall

 Half past summer, two months till fall
 Leaves are still green, sun shining bold
 Flowers still bloom, and birds still call
 Half past summer, two months till fall
 Visions of Fall, dressed in her shawl
 Her breath swirls the leaves, turns them gold 
 Half past summer, two months till fall
 Leaves are still green, sun shining bold
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Premium MemberSummer Outgoing Next to Greet Fall

           Summer not gone, starting showers.
           Summer outgoing : Next to greet Fall :
           Rainy environ embowers.
           Summer not gone,  starting showers.
           Moistened now, fields, plants and flowers.
           Dull cloudy weather over all.
           Summer not gone, starting showers.
           Summer outgoing : Next to greet Fall.

Premium MemberNo Sign of Rain

 The sky offered no sign of rain
 No pitter patter songs were heard
 It seemed flowers would wait in vain
 The sky offered no sign of rain
 There was just a dusty refrain
 No nimbostratus were stirred
 The sky offered no sign of rain
 No pitter patter songs were heard

 5-22-2024
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Premium MemberSummer

As summer sings a breezy tune
  Butterflies find flowers to kiss
   And nature bursts from its cocoon
  As summer sings a breezy tune
   Twinkling stars and a golden moon
   Romantic strolls of summer bliss
    As summer sings a breezy tune
  Butterflies find flowers to kiss
                      ~~
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Premium MemberLong Before a Passing Storm

When the eyes on the sun blink 
The world gets warm 
Till night-time when the eyes of the moon wink 
When the eyes on the sun blink 
Rain showers come for "Life" to drink 
Flowers in the meadows form 
When the eyes on the sun blink 
Long before a passing storm

Premium MemberMidst Monsoon Moods

Midst monsoon moods these flies and bees labor
Honey in the wombs of flowers is wet 
Thorns of plants scare them like fencing saber
Midst monsoon moods these flies and bees labor 
In a season such none seems none's neighbor 
No norms to these hungry creatures are set 
Midst monsoon moods these flies and bees labor
Honey in the wombs of flowers is wet

Premium MemberLoves Hue

Love so true has a hue which one are you?
Adored is blue, anger red, envy green.
Flowers seen and be seen provides a clue.
Love so true has a hue which one are you?
If it's lust you're after then join the queue!
Bring a flower bunch to lunch in between.
Love so true has a hue which one are you?
Adored is blue, anger red, envy green.

Premium MemberMud Blooming Flower

You are the bloom, auld flowers grant to life. A love seed, loss, and life's various times. You are home to sword lily of the rife. You are the bloom auld flowers grant to life. It thrives in the jasmine that blows off strife. Bloom is painful, but you're the Spring sublime. You are the bloom, auld flowers grant to life. A love seed, loss, and life's various times.
Written: May 13, 2023
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Premium MemberFragrance Allure

Sweet flowers in the library,
there to enrich an eager mind
with tales of lore and mystery.
Sweet flowers in the library,
and dreams abloom are quite pretty
in sunset colors, where light shined!
Sweet flowers in the library,
there to enrich an eager mind.

Premium MemberButterfly Kiss

Like a butterfly's height shift in the breeze. The same as a zealous couple's minty breath. Just butterflies grasp love's awareness ease. Like a butterfly's height shift in the breeze. What does it feel like when wings kiss the trees? Flowers in such languid flittings face death? Like a butterfly's height shift in the breeze. The same as a zealous couple's minty breath.
Written: February 19, 2023
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Premium MemberMemory and Artwork

Memories are being snipped like flowers. Putting together shades that scent like oil. Melt almost like yolks pleading on towers. The work depicts the many threads of hours. The solder between brushstrokes and bowers Fear behind the helmet till its touch spoil Memories are being snipped like flowers. Putting together shades that scent like oil.
Written: February 18, 2023
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Premium MemberA Field of Flowers


There is a lone field before me With sweet flowers that draws the eyes Round the blooms, roams many a bee There is a lone field before me A nice sight all would love to see Straggly clouds sail along the skies There is a lone field before me With sweet flowers that draws the eyes August.23.2022 ~ Placed First~ Triolet – Old or New Poetry Contest Syllables checked with HMS Sponsor- Joseph May

Premium MemberSun Beating Down

Sun beating down, desert bleaching hot Flowers are bowing their heads wilting, While I water my backyard garden plot Sun beating down, desert bleaching hot, I am thinking “what God hath wrought” The birds and butterflies are lazily lilting Flowers are bowing their heads, wilting, Sun beating down, desert bleaching hot. I am thinking “what God hath wrought” Neither hot nor cold seems gratifying While I water my backyard garden plot, I am thinking “what God hath wrought” Sun beating down, desert bleaching hot True, it seems that no way is satisfying, I am thinking “what God hath wrought” Neither hot nor cold seems gratifying.
Written July 3, 2022 [a modified, linked Triolet]

Premium MemberI Hear the Sighs

Approaching the meadow, I hear the sighs Breezes whispering through the aspens While beautiful flowers astound my eyes Approaching the meadow, I hear the sighs While fluffy clouds dart across the skies And I realize this is where it all happens Approaching the meadow, I hear the sighs Breezes whispering through the aspens.
Written June 28, 2022

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