Short Moon Poems

Short Moon Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Moon by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Moon by length and keyword.


Premium Member Friday 13 Full Moon

Subtle reddish hues looms over Full Moon
Coinciding with harvest moon and Friday 13
Phenomenon that will reccur in 2029


Premium Member Blinking Stars

the luring night gloom the moon shined and stars twinkled. Sees the night's blackness.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Wolf

all gazing skyward
following a full moon's path...
golden voices rise





4/14/2022

Used howmanysyllables.com
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Purred With Adoration

his voice was golden honey
she listened in the night
her heart played like a fiddle



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member No Offense

No offense, one kid says.
But school lunch’s meat tastes like raccoon droppings.
Why would that be offensive? I wonder.


Life's Fight; and the Fighter

Life's fight; And The Fighter
Through this posture of sleep
Descried as harmless, both.
By Moon. Soft o'er does creep.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member 'Purchased'

  She perched
  on the curve
    of the new moon’s crescent

  Awestruck, he stared 
    in worshipful reverence
Form: Rhyme

UNDER THE MOONLIGHT




            Lighter night, silence ...
      Under the bright of moonlight!
           blessing tears and fears
Form: Haiku

Full Moon

There`s nothing as pure
and nothing as round
nothing as bright or
white as snow nothing
as graceful to me
ivory full moon
Form:

Halo

The halo just woke what cold this earth was longing. In joy, the moon danced.
December 13, 2013
Form: Haiku

Chasing You Or Myself

Am I chasing you
Or the moonlight of my dreams,
Like a pair of twins
Upon landing on the moon
I expect to see you too
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Pitch Dark

my green eyes open pitch dark then the room lights up a scintilla moon KimRodrigues © 2017
Form: Haiku

Pink Moon

luminous Pink Moon
signals the start of Easter
abundant ground phlox

11th April 2017
Contest Easter Haiku or Senryu
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Half Moon

The pale half-moon, 
like a swag of sheerest organdy, 
adorns the sky... 
an ornamental drape 
on an ethereal window.

Premium Member LUMINESCENCE

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ we walk in silence under light of the full moon thoughts overflowing
Form: Haiku

Liquid's Moonglades Shimmer

I stole a peak, moonlight

Dancing on the waters peak, gliding, silvery 

Piercing its transformative light, golden
Form: Haiku

Premium Member groundhog moon

shadows lurking near
	early spring ghost-like spectre ~
	precognitive flash
		

(February Full Moon – Algonquin)
Form: Haiku

War

The moon shines bright
At night.

The clouds float away
After the day.

And, as I say with a sigh,
In war many die.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Borderline Moon

the borderline moon
half glass of optimism
emptied out dark side
a man and woman in smile
its crescent lullaby psalm
Form: Tanka

Premium Member 'neath Cloudy Skies

The pale new moon hides 'neath cloudy skies
                                            ~ Restful sleep covers tired eyes
Form: Monoku

By Moonlight-Ty

Ghostly
Barely
Swiftly
Softly
Moon's ghostly glow barely shelters night
Owl hunts swiftly through softly dimmed light
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member The Cat Waits

The Cat Waits

By the light of the moon 
The cat waits until dark 
To catch his small prey 
Maybe a chipmunk or lark.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Moon Swoon

"o-poss-a-moon," she. o-poss-i-bly, will he ask? impossible dreams
Kim Rodrigues (c) 2017
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Wolves and the Moon

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John G. Lawless
©8/6/2018

What Lies Ahead

Only time will tell What lies ahead of her Though one thing for sure Is a self-determined nature
Form: Quatrain

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