Flower Vanity Poems

Would you take a chance with coarse anomy:
A folk with dreams like yours tag an enemy?
A partaker does hurt vibrant economy,
Dropped farms for power: Poorest...

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How the pulchritude of a flower aerates
Playing ecstasy to all that see it to stay
A perfect replica of a mortal rates
How good the God's graces...

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This piece I write is forged in the presence of candle light
To show the urgency i have to breathe my confessions to the love of...

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-What is a flower if it doesn’t catch  your eye the first time you set eyes on it .
Says the dreamer in him .
-What...

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'twas a lovely summer's UK morn.
A bee rested on a fragrant flower.
Known in his colony to be most ornery.

In floral bushes, that mean bee rested.
Waiting...

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A Vain Word
by Michael R. Burch

Oleanders at dawn preen extravagant whorls
as I read in leaves’ Sanskrit brief moments remaining
till sunset implodes, till the moon strands...

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There once was a girl from Patchew
Who wanted a flower tattoo.

When she pulled out her rump
The artist went "thump!"

So she ended up using just glue....

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Blooming colors in shade and sun;
Fragrant elegance, not to be outdone!
In field, garden and flowerpot,
The rose, the violet, and forget-me-not.

Proud and erect upon the stem,
All...

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What is life, what is my cause
If not to rest and take my pause.

To turn my eyes from weary days
To escape this race of blinded...

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Some one must invent a smart machine right now
To serve peoplekind immediately with a feeder
A device that serves up sunflower seeds with hydraulics
Through a small...

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How will I describe your beauty with rainy season?
You are lovely,lovelyest and moderate like county family
I can't describe you-you are beyond description 

You are like...

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Orange violets growing thorns. A rare flower common theme. The image of a beautiful thing being corrupted either by mankind or time. As certain beauty...

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Morountodun,
this is the place you'll find me
like the prey of a shrike
choked through by your thorny words
When the chase after Omo Ogun with your heart
Failed...

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Daisies dotting the meadow sea
One as pretty as the next
Modest not pretentious
Proud but never arrogant

As guileless and demure
As the younger sibling
Of the pretty sister 
Who...

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petunia
Prays in the pew
A funnel shaped flower
Petulant to pettle
The petty officer's 
Phallus.

petunia
Makes earnest petiton,
A deep redish purple
Showing sudden impatience
For the inlisted man's 
Pestle.

petunia
Perfects her worship,
A...

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