Yucca Poems - Poems about Yucca

Yucca Moth

Yucca moth small white
Feeds upon yucca
Quite unique sight
Could say pure pukka.

'Pon tea, did alight.
Right in my cuppa  
Quite a unique sight
Sails of felucca

 
A moth so white bright
But blends with yucca
Quite a unique sight
Blended in plica   

A form called Yodel. 
Pukka meaning excellent or high class
Felucca a sailing ship
Plica folds of a

Categories: yucca, nature,
Form: Other

Yucca

Daddy brought it home to mother
She did not like it at all, in fact it made her angry
Those innocent tough spikey, sword-shaped leaves
Centered with white rosettes in tight buds caused anger

Today when I see those buds appear
I think of you~ Sadness wrenches my heart
You meant well and that Yucca has spread
There are many white rosette

Categories: yucca, emotions,
Form: Quatrain

Get That Trumpeting Miscreant Yucca Puck Out of the White House

Fast forward at least two score
Earth's orbitz round the sun
approximately the year 2040
history already wrote him off
as thee worst president
(based on numerous metrics)
of these United States.

Now toggle back to today
November 17th, 2020
the forty fifth commander in chief
still biden his time
refuses to concede election results
despite irrefutable opponent win,
yet he (who cannot be named)

refuses to budge
holding strongly

Categories: yucca, abuse, america, conflict, fear,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Soon the Yucca Will Bloom

Soon the Yucca Will Bloom

Bleak are the days
All have gone away.
Soon the Yucca will Bloom.

The rush, the crush,
The gong reverberating
Bongs into quiet.

Red and green turning
Disappearing into dull of order;
Persons morf into telephones.

And the gong’s last tone is silent.
Colored lights are out.
Soon the Yucca will Bloom.

Categories: yucca, allegory, hope,
Form: Verse

Under the Yucca

Small warm cottontail
Waiting under the yucca
Hungry rattle snake

By Robb A. Kopp

Categories: yucca, nature
Form: Haiku

The Yucca

Long slender blades, sort of a cactus, kissing cousin to a palm tree
                             Indians years ago, used to make soap from it

Categories: yucca, nature, cousin,
Form: I do not know?