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Tulips Poems - Poems about Tulips

Premium Member Ladybug
too many u t l i p s belly ache and tongue lick'ns ~ every bite sickens ...

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Categories: tulips, nature,
Form: Haiku
Tulips
Blue "miss you" tulips  In a vase on the table Wilting one by one; Orange "hey you" tulips Wrapped in cellophane They don't last long; Pink "love you" tulips Growing in a pot Not plucked, left to live....

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Categories: tulips, flower, love, relationship,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Blue Tulips
vibrant blue blooms looking skyward in dawn’s dew offers calm and peace. by Zyrool...

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Categories: tulips, blue, flower, sky,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member gentle ray
gentle ray of sun melting last remains of snow tulips in all hues Submitted on , 2025 for contest A SPRING HAIKU sponsored by TANIA KITCHIN - RANKED 2ND...

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Categories: tulips, change, snow, spring, weather,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Herbert Butros Khaury
Herbert Butros Khaury liked to play the ukelele he always acted clueless in falsetto gave us Tiptoe Through the Tulips ...

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Categories: tulips, humorous,
Form: Clerihew



Premium Member Colourful Wooden Tulips
I want to give my only yellow mini tulip away To the daughter of my beloved late cousin, So the memory of her will never slip away From our minds and hearts deep within. I recently gave a symbol of love, a red tulip away To my newfound lover who I knew would win My heart in how he engages with...

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Categories: tulips, best friend, boyfriend, color,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member red tulips wish
red tulip always wanted to be human wishing made it so she pranced out of the garden flaunting her new feet hated by others...

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Categories: tulips, flower,
Form: Personification
Premium Member The Meaning Of Tulips
Tulips are spring-blooming flowers, known for vibrant colors. They are showy, coming in a wide array of bright colors, like red, orange, yellow, pink, white, purple and even brown or black. The large, cup-shaped flowers bloom in late March through May. . Tulips are classic flowers loved by many for centuries and are a classic symbol of love...

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Categories: tulips, meaningful,
Form: Free verse
Crowing Achievement
Ground fenced becomes a fall garden deterring squirrels' and rabbits' play. Guard the soil that winter will harden defeating Indiana clay. Gilded tulips (unsightly bulbs' pardon) deserve a diadem come May. ...

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Categories: tulips, 11th grade, garden, may,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member April bombshells
as soon as april is upon us bulbs mushroom into beauties the snow is barely melted everywhere a feast to see spring has worked its magic with an uprising of tulips in every shape and colour posted on April 13, 2025...

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Categories: tulips, april, color, flower, nature,
Form: Free verse
Tulips
I see reversed hearts Shaking and waving goodbyes To the wind and back....

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Categories: tulips, courage, emotions, flower,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Ottawa Tulip Festival
Dow's Lake boasts a scenic park with tulips by the hundred thousands they bloom for all in springtime jubilee that marks the launch of playful seasons posted on March 23, 2025...

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Categories: tulips, flower, spring, summer,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Spring Is Here
tulips turn their heads toward the warm sun they drink in the sun’s bright rays springtime is here to stay ...

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Categories: tulips, spring,
Form: Kimo
Premium Member Garden
"A Day Goes Better With Pretty Flowers." By Poet G-Gardens everywhere are starting to be reborn. A-Alive with beauty from town to town. R-Roses and tulips are smiling out loud. D-Dead flowers will be wearing a new outfit. E-Everyone loves pretty colors and sweet fragrances. N-Now is the time to work your garden....

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Categories: tulips, beauty, color, flower, fun,
Form: Acrostic
sundered tulips
New York Theory Boo don't talk to me news He rebegins Chaste in here with you I held out empty ink Twirling walls Rampant porcelain dreams Too many parks In one day, destroyed me sundered tulips Tell my brother not of his famine Call my brother in light of his sails Bring home his scabbard And part with your blame Why your name so unfair How long till your...

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Categories: tulips, film, rap, vanity, work,
Form: Free verse

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