Violets Poems - Poems about Violets

Some may say it is a curse who's to know but could be worse altho' no aesthete I'm not averse to levity when taking up the pen to scribe a poem then making it rhyme it's wit I seek one line at a time with tongue in cheek (roses are red Mondays are blue honey is sweet violets are too) and once in a while as humour is the fave to break...

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I read your poem I got my satisfaction I gathered some humid leafs And violets Blossoming there in your head....

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Roses are red violets are blue, deep down I know I’m not in love with you, but yet again my heart speaks the truth, roses aren’t all red, and everyone knows violets aren’t blue, the last person I thought i would love so deeply, would be you, roses aren’t all red, it’s impossible for violets...

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Roses aren't all red and violets all blue the grass is green most of nature is too. _________________ ...

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Roses are red, violets are blue, pain in my sleep, sick like the flu. Double down on the love, can we have less hate? Everyone spread, everyone initiate. Play the role of the sun, shine and influence everyone. Too much hate to come by, let’s sing a woodstock lullaby. If everyone...

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Fukuda Chiyo-ni Haiku Fukuda Chiyo-ni (1703-1775) was a celebrated Japanese poet and painter of the Edo period, also known as Kaga no Chiyo. CHIYO-NI POEMS ABOUT WOMEN AND DESIRE How alarming: her scarlet fingernails tending the white chrysanthemums! —Chiyo-ni, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Moonflowers blossoming: a woman’s nakedness —Chiyo-ni, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Moonflowers: a woman glows as she disrobes —Fukuda Chiyo-ni, loose translation/interpretation...

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she had a green thumb never did anything die beautiful flowers...

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below the moonlight wild violets give off their scent captivating night...

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Violets in twilight roses at midnight danger in respite and dying to live life silent in delight broken yet unchanged feeling your heart sink down in your ribcage unwilling and misplaced struggling through distaste hoping for freedom yet watching your life fade the truth is these days we are all afraid always waiting for the decision when our own minds are made....

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tiny wild bouquet florets dance in purple hues ~ violet parade...

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i love to make you smile i love how beautiful you look when you relax i love how you shake your head and roll your eyes at both my intended and my unintended silliness i love how you slap me on the arm when i am being a bit mischievous the pleasure of your company alone soothes me the inspiration...

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illumination is brought to the forest shelf the oaks commit to another year of life violets and moss house six faeries and an elf father sky pines for the day he takes a wife wondering about mother nature’s ways the oaks commit to another year of life the roots of the oaks await a knowing phase where clairsentience will give them a...

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Standing in a woodlot A boneyard of fallen timbers Lifeless they are Warming sun on earth Thick with bush Bulging buds spring forth Where violets grow A stream - flowing low Scarcity of winter snow Painful to the eyes Stands of willows gnarled An artist records...

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Rosé are Red Violets are blue big time true? You love me like violets are blue love you too Happy Love Day to you your world's most happy day! Your throne is among the great Healers! Every time you shine big time daytime nighttime my body reels shakes for the blazing love you bring all the time at your...

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*** Yes…Obscessed with Poetry! *** As the moon was releasing finale beams And the sun was dressing For her later, post-solstice, winter rise… I had not yet slept, kept Awake by epiphanies of poetics — My tireless pen scribbling Down the rushing lyrics to their Rising score. Then, as the clouds refused to part To reveal our sun’s well-warming ...

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