Poems on the topic: dandelion

Poems on the topic “dandelion” on Poets.by.

CheerfulGerry Stewart

Nonchalance

She stood nonchalant clothed like a dandelion before the fire. She smiled lifting her chemise to warm her arse in the flames.
CheerfulLula Lowe Weeden

The Little Dandelion

The dandelion stares In the yellow sunlight. How very still it is! When it is old and grey, I blow its white hair away, And leave it with a bald head.
InspiredD. H. Lawrence

First Morning

The night was a failure but why not--? In the darkness with the pale dawn seething at the window through the black frame I could not be free, not free myself from the past, those others-- and our love was a confusion, there was a horror, you recoiled away from me. Now, in the morning As we sit in the sunshine on the seat by the little shrine, And look at the mountain-walls, Walls of blue shadow, And see so near at our feet in the meadow Myriads of dandelion pappus Bubbles ravelled in the dark green grass

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