Hibiscus Poems - Poems about Hibiscus

A red hibiscus bloomed In the backyard yesterday Reminding me of my mother And things she used to say. Like, “Oh, look at that butterfly And the color of its wings,” and “Don’t you just love this time of year, It’s so uplifting in the Spring!” She would doddle ‘round like a queen without a crown Admiring all...

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Written: March 05, 2024 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a colorful garden where nature blooms. At your call, I rise tall and dulcet in red looms. My flowers are trumpet-shaped and clear. I am a Hibiscus, an iconic flower, comely dear. Akin to Eden,...

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You're a Flower in My Garden 8 to 12 lines Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin 3rd place Red in colour, trumpet-shaped, Showy and conspicuous, I’m known by the name Hibiscus. I adorn your garden like Eden, Birds, bees and butterflies Fondly come to me For a deep drink of nectar. A variety of wildlife amidst you, What a kaleidoscope to watch! I fall right after I bloom, But...

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I want to swim in the golden rivers of your heavenly haven, wading through every swirl and twirl flowing in splendiferous streams. Taste of your warmth courses down ruffles within my ribs, pulsating your name in assonant motions. In your moonlit eyes I’ve found the lost poem, missing from my once hollow heart. You are the metaphorical master, with a plethora...

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Lightly scuff the seeds with sandpaper or a file and soak overnight. Then plant in the ground or in containers or both. If in the ground, mark the spot so you remember where you planted as some may wait until Spring to germinate. Good luck....

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Yellow and pink hued ruffled petal elegance Magnetic beauty drawing crowds in days so long Simmering sunshine shadows Time flees chase of life around the corner of blooms where music's playing Blue skies don clouds of the hour in this summer of rare sights...

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Hibiscus for a sweet hummer', with feathers so iridescent; oh, dip your long beak in nectar ! Flutter my little incomer, I love your green blue pearlescent; oh, lovely flower inspector ! Blooming just for you all summer, tail a purple incandescent; sweet bloom for a sweet collector ! Delightful little mime mummer, look like you could be fluorescent; and blessed with a sweet detector...

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Bright coral petals Dance lightly in the breeze Enticing butterflies and bees Serenading garden blooms A hummingbird flutters and zooms While sipping nectar from the stigma Dewy petals shimmer in the sun A treasured flower garden enigma...

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golden orbs floating luxurious lush landscape ~ hibiscus in sun...

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Hibiscus the hues Beautiful breathlessness Floral agony Bright full colors hurts my eyes The Hibiscus pageantry...

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Sugar paper petals rippable Hibiscus Musk sap via jungle civet melts to jelly Turkish Delight icing, licked clean fingers Rubber soft texture entices tongues joyfully ...

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Hibiscus glowing in the early light Petals bright against the sky Singing a silent song of splendor Praising Heaven's eye A songbird joins in joyful chorus Sweet melodies from a gentle dove Her spirits rise with day's enchantment And her heart is filled with Love But the sun soon yields to darkness Cold stars fill the empty sky Now alone, the winsome flower Bows her head...

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her silken skirt flows displaying her slender leg and beautiful toe as she sways rhythmically to the notes of breeze...

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A vage blush; her bloom sojourns within its female purse, yet this bright morn Adam is rampant, his stamen a brazen phallus. A raindrop alchemy, charms and countercharms. Genders gather together as one blossom on a single stem. By evening, Eve will return to fold moist lips around her twilit womb. Adam will sleep at ease in his dreaming sap. A floral erotica has climaxed to silence. Ying and Yang have rung their...

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in beauty hibiscus in great profuse of tropical peach unfurls a trumpet show on my porch paradise that God has inspired just one graceful hummingbird spins a dance ______________________ August 16, 2021 Poetry/Verse/hibiscus and hummingbirds Copyright Protected, ID 08-1381-480-16 All Rights Reserved, 2021, Constance La France Written for the Premier contest, Merse sponsor, Malabika Ray Choudhury, Judged 09/31/2021 Third Place...

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