Laid 'mong faintest blooms is one, Singing in the setting sun, And her song is never done.
Laden with odors of Orient isles Where ever and ever the sunshine smiles, And the bright sands blend with the shady trees, And the lotus blooms in the midst of these.
Summer has laid her green oaken garland on his grave, and now the frost-blooms of autumn drop upon it.
Side by side with his waving corn-fields and orchard-blooms we have the barn-yard and pigsty.
The simplest flower that, hidden, blooms The lowest on the ground, Is lavish of its rare perfumes, And scatters sweetness round.
Your souls partake its influence, not in vain Nor all unconscious, as that silent lane Its drift of noiseless apple-blooms receives.
Here 'tis enchanted ground the peasant tills, Where the shy ballad dared its blooms unfold, And memory's glamour makes new sights seem old, As when our life some vanished dream fulfils.
And if in Spring Thou go there, round the margin thou shalt know These amber blooms bend meekly, smiling down Upon the crystal surface.
Still prettier, if possible, are the scattered poppy blooms in a field of half ripe grain, looking like ruby bubbles on a gently moving, sunlit sea.
The water-blooms under the rivulet Fell from the stalks on which they were set; And the eddies drove them here and there, As the winds did those of the upper air.
What I am sure of is that in 'Weeds by the Wall' he has more deeply charmed me with an art perfected from that I felt in 'Blooms of the Berry' ten or fifteen years since.
I will destroy the seeds of plant and tree: Vineyard and orchard, oliveyard and cornland Shall all withhold their fruits, and in their stead Shall flourish the gay blooms that Cora loved.
Higher and higher shall thy thoughts aspire, Unto the stars of heaven, and pass away, And earth renew the buds of thy desire In fleeting blooms of everlasting day.
Terrible it was to see how this wreck of humanity was wreathed about with those sweet blooms they had torn down in falling through the boughs of the trees.
A gorgeous bordering of a species of ice plant with splendid magenta blooms was especially effective.
Our daughters are not ashamed to culture flower beds, and while they plant the rose in the ground a corresponding rose blooms in their own cheek.
My years of time will close ere long Where blooms an endless spring, Where all the ransomed swell the song The angels can not sing.
Nor is the precious labor hard, Its glory is its own reward; We plant in hearts of grim despair A life that blooms as Eden fair.
A glory, a rose of fire, blooms in the pit of darkness.
In me bright blooms and golden fruitage blown Shall mark where errant, immortal summers creep, And man that is flesh of me, in every zone Build jewelled towns where quick and dead shall sleep.
She blooms in her resurrection; her voice is lifted in the universal litany to Life.
The wild anemones came, the primroses and the crocuses and all that lovely company of fragile blooms which mark the footsteps of hope.
In God's acres, which lie north and south and east and west over this isle of the great State of New York, Olando's white blooms cover many and many a green mound.
The sun dropped lower, and the water became as pink as the blooms above us.
The blooms were not more pink than her cheeks, the recesses of the forest behind us not deeper or darker than her eyes.
Dolly shall be mine, Before the spray is white with May Or blooms the eglantine.
Other loves fade away: in the heart of the true Frenchman that parent love blooms to the last.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "blooms" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
