Poems About: PURPLE

Purple feels like a sigh
And smells like a baguette.
Purple tastes like a pie
Served by a string quartette. read more »

Snow White Kisses
Snow White Kisses read more »

The purple sunbird dances
dressed in shades of black

then the sun spots her read more »

Bold he was to admit
The gaiety of those purple shoes
Of those minds which resist them
Of those busy sculpturing gold goddesses read more »

I seen a lot of his shows
most guys thinks he blows

Best purple bunny read more »

Illuminating my mind

These purple desires read more »

DRAWING A PURPLE BLANK VERSE
Kindly refer to notes

I've never cowed to purple prose read more »

I love a deep purple jazz poem.
A trumpet blowing, soothing
Dizzy Gillespie jazz poem.
A plum colored, egg plant colored, read more »

She wears her angelic disguise
and surrounded by purple butterflies.
She walks with a bouquet of roses
and a bundle of hugs and kisses. read more »

I wrote this one for a Friend who now lives in Belgium. She teaches English to Foreign students. One day A student walked in with 'Purple' trousers. Prompting this..... read more »

All hail to the purple race
That flutters from heaven
And the space beyond.
It is to bestow mercy read more »

If all of a peacock was purple
It would be a star—
No cerulean or evergreen—
No place for read more »