Flowers Tritina Poems | Examples
These Flowers Tritina poems are examples of Tritina poems about Flowers. These are the best examples of Tritina Flowers poems written by international poets.
Mexican Petunia purple blossoms in the garden
Invite butterflies to visit and drink their rich pollen.
Herb's crushed scent lingers from gathering for dishes starred-in
Maximilian sunflowers' brown seeds stand out and are starred-in
Goldfinches' meals served from our small herb garden.
Bees and butterflies enjoy both of those flowers' pollen.
The first frost soon will destroy all the glorious pollen.
Herbs from our garden will die and the dishes starred-in
Will change to fall and winter plants from our garden
Butterflies gone since no pollen, also dishes that herbs are starred-in from the garden
Finis'
Petals of flowers at night so cold
Out in the garden shine, not fold
Enveloped by your caring, caressing to grow
Tons of love you shower to grow
Reams in dreams of clove roll in the cold
Your song in the garden echoes, not fold
Steaming with beams of love, not fold
Over the grasses that bloom and grow
Unveiling your harvest in gold, not cold
Pure and plushed hearts, not cold and do not fold,
in your soul that grow
Sitting in the bowl a bit chalky
colored story telling candy;
Timeless messages sent melt hearts;
Romance lives within these hearts,
updated verse but still written chalky;
Lovers still trade flowers and candy;
Sweet on you, lips taste like candy;
Sugar buzz from fluttering hearts,
after taste leaves my mouth chalky;
An old tradition of chalky candy hearts.
Robins are scratching for worms in the grass,
Alert to everything that might do them harm
Butterflies hover nearby in the flower garden.
Soon the honeybees will come to the garden
Searching for nectar from flowers in the grass,
None of these creatures cause the others harm.
Only one thing causes these critters some harm
I will be cutting the fading flowers in my garden
My yard man will soon be cutting the tall grass.
Letting the grass grow tall can harm my garden.
Written March 19, 2022
Flowers of beauty bloom blue and red
Finally, winter's gone, good-bye Old Man Winter
Ahh...the new warmth begins
In the birth of spring, new life begins
Violets are blue, roses are red
they've made it through the chilling harsh winter
Their thorns left lone all through the cold winter
Still hanging strong as the new spring begins
They grow new flowers of blue and red
Flowers of blue and red bloom shortly after winter when spring begins
Honeycomb pans preheat in the sun;
filled of warm nectar so sweet;
confection made by bees.
Cooperation among honey bees;
bakers collaborating with sun;
produce oozing nectar, sugar-sweet.
Natures flowers, filled with liquid, sweet
thanks to numerous, hard working honey bees
crafted in an oven of radiating sun.
A sweet tooth has ancient sun;
Sol bakes flowing rivers, sweet;
with the help of his buddies, the bees.