Watermelon Poems | Examples

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Watermelon

This act of love, makes to swell
Sky's with Earth, what's sweet
With kissing rains initiated.
Through lewd steamy heat.

Premium Member enjoying watermelon moon

two young cousins upright in the back of a pick-up truck
enjoying their watermelon moon, name of Teddy and Chuck
their daddies are down by the pond catching fish and such
They don’t care at all, loving this tasty fruit, very much

Premium Member OH WATERMELON

With my succulence, I can quench your thirst
hydrating well-being midst calmness-bliss
offering nutritious benefits 
toward functional zest of vibrant mirth...

Yes, enjoy my refreshing presence
midst wondrous fellowship with loved ones 
along rejuvenating laughter spree
ending in prayer, thanking God*... then have slurps of me.

Philippians 4:6 Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.

November 4, 2025
3rd place, "PERSONALLY SPEAKING" Personification Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Nette Onclaud; judged on 11/5/2025


Premium Member OH WATERMELON

PERSONALLY SPEAKING Poetry Contest
Nette Onclaud
11/3/25

This watermelon rolled its eyes
Taking a deep breath
At the altar of his life
Please, shoppers, go for the grapes
I'm rotten and sour 
For all my life, I sat on death row
Oh, pardon me, mister
But the grapes are on sale today

Premium Member OH WATERMELON

As ostrich egg, I'm oval

Favourite to every pal

Place me well or else I'll roll

Seem like a sumo wrestler

And beat the heat in summer

Spray pepper to make spicy

Mouth watering blood red bites

Can't stop with one...lol

Premium Member Oh Watermelon

I picked you up
like a grateful mother handling her child.
You mature by the time we reach home.
Your honeydew face has gone  dark
Now my concentration slips past surface
into your ruby heart
gushing sweet water and pearls of black oil,
endeavoring to please me.


Premium Member OH WATERMELON

I sit here in the hot day's sun,
water droplets running off my skin.
As I grow bigger I get sweeter,
one day soon I will be picked.
Off to market I will go,
then taken home to be enjoyed.
Oh watermelon is my name,
sweet and juicy sink your pearly teeth in.

Premium Member sticky wet watermelon

wet watermelon
sticky with ugly black seeds
delicious to eat

Premium Member watermelon wet

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                  yes i did
   mine eyne follow'd that drip
                down hern
              naykid length
                    yess
                   naykid  
               in thuh buff
    thuh sun loving her canvas

           that drip's glister
                 amplified  
                az down it
                slid slowly
                ride’n her
                    pink
 
                    drip

Premium Member OH WATERMELON

just for fun....
OH! WATERMELON!
Oh watermelon, you’re a sweet, juicy summertime delight
     inviting us all to take a refreshing bite.
Your juice drips down, a sugary, sticky stream.
     You’re the taste of summer, delightful but not clean.
Your rind cracks with a satisfying sound.
     Your dark seeds we gladly spit out on the ground.
Your seeds are a snack for birds on a warm summer night
     who feast on them underneath the silvery moonlight.
Oh watermelon, you’re a cooling treat,
     an invigorating escape from sun's sizzling heat.

Watermelon Chest Birdy

so pretty birdy
watermelon chest cool bird
green pink and purple

Premium Member - Haiku X 360 - watermelon -

                                       summer refreshment
                                       delicious watermelon -
                                              antioxidants

Premium Member My Watermelon Song

Watermelon is a hard word 
to try and find a rhyme
And I thought that I could
If I would take the time

So, I've travel far and wide
From Mount Dora to Saint Helens
But couldn't find a word
That rhymed with

 watermelon

I have asked Honest Men
all the way , Down to a Felon 
I've whispered pretty please
Other times simply yellin'
Searching every corner of the earth just like Magellan
And I still can't find a rhyming word for

 watermelon

I've pondered over books
From real trash to Best Sellin'
Worked out every rhyme scheme
Till my brain started swellin'
If Mister Webster knows,   he for sure ain't tellin'
About a word that just might rhyme with


watermelon

Melted Watermelon

Where shall I go?
They ask of us what I cannot sacrifice,
So help.
You, scared of the void of dice,
Do not fear what you know has result,
Let their greed grind to a halt,
Their evangelism is disguised with the veneer of a mission,
As they push us back in this revolting schism,
Help us.
Retrieve our right to humanity,
Relieve the wound that has lasted eternity,
We are not dispensable.
We are amorous and intense with emotion.
Please just give your devotion.
Devote like us to this cause where we stand
Stop letting them take over with the wave of a hand.
Liberate us.
Please.

STEEL AND SILK

My love like steel and silk
      cuts through you 
            splutters your blood
                watermelon juice down a throat

Wipes it with yellow silken ribbon
             for you to suck afresh
                  that you may find your
                                 Godly seed within

My love like dragonflies and bees
       silently landing on stamen or pistils 
                alchemising nectar into patterned 
                                dust upon transparent wings

Earth rewards my love with morning glory 
       steel severs sunflower stems 
                  silkworms crawl into a wet rose centre
                              pollen stolen in sparkling dew

My steely silken love refreshed 
                     from your flowered stickiness

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