Short Wind Poems

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


Wind Chaser

Their dreams of uncertain truth are nothing short of dense foolishness. They seek protection under the shadow of the wind


The Wind Whispers Peace To Me

gentle air passes
caressing my forlorn face
with magic fingers
my cripple hope gets a boost
the wind whispers peace to me
Form: Tanka

Premium Member morning whispers

morning whispers
the breath of life ~
spring breeze on my cheek



AP: Honorable Mention 2021, Front Page Pick 2020
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Pitter-Patter

Rain's falling, winds blow
  Pitter-patter, pitter-patter
  All my plans simply shattered
    And so ~ Let it rainbow!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Seep Monkeyflower

~ swaying to the zephyr's song with contentment, the seep monkeyflower ~




Date written: 09/10/2021
Form: Monoku


Beach and the Wind

it was rain and  snow
now the wind blow
no one there to teach
the weather is whipping thin
its the
BEACH AND THE WIND

Wind

Piss and wind
Blow in the night
Flowing down stream

Piss and wind
As the wind blows, the piss flows
And a man is relieved
© Cl Creek  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Fresh Wind

Unpredictable
By no direction of man
Angels spread their wings
And are carried by fresh wind
To places unknown, unseen
Form: Tanka

Wind Profanity

Another cloud frowning Sunday,
Wind bellowing profanity-
Dreary tears slamming to Earth.

Where is my sun?

A. Green
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Gone With the Wind

Many proud mountains
Worn to insignificance--
Just gone with the wind
Form: Haiku

A Late Summer Wind

Long slender coconut trees
                      Sway and dance a ballet to
                      late summer gusty wind
Form: Haiku

Premium Member AUTUMN WINDS

AUTUMN WINDS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ let the crisp autumn winds blow~ clouds pirouette in a rainbow sky.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member The Icy Wind




The cold, loud wind reminds me, that I'm warm . . .



_______________
January 30, 2016

Iambic Pentameter

Winter

Winter
Winter is coming.
It's very very cold outside.
Easy to get Flu
Keep your body Temperature.
If sick, see doctor.

Wind and the Rain

it was wet all a round
the rain came down
it was a soap ground
we all so thibg blow
as it begin
the
RAIN AND THE WIND

Premium Member Nature's Touch

When nature touches my soul
The soft winds sing to my heart
Sun’s energy fills my body
I again have balance in my life
© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.

Children's Poem:The Dancing Wind

The wind blows softly 
through the trees,
It shakes the pretty green-
out leaves,
And plays with butterflies
and bees.

Premium Member The Way You Move

    Just thinking of you
      causes roses to bloom

    The way you move whisks away
      gardens' winter costumes
Form: Rhyme

Nanny nap

Greydar nap, second wind,
Wind swept rain, all good,
Good for plants, no sweat,
Sweat sun, good in hood!

(Loop poem).

Wind Rain and Snow

its rain its a pain
its snow and wind blow
take it slow
from a wall
it fall
so as you go
watch the
WIND RAIN AND SNOW

Wind Rain and Snow

its rain its a pain
its snow and wind blow
take it slow
from a wall
it fall
so as you go
watch the
WIND RAIN AND SNOW

Wind Storm

the torrential rain fall 
the cataclysmic wind
seeks and destroy
everything in it's path
has been ravaged 
by the storm

Echoes of the Night

In whispered winds, the world grows still,
beneath the moon, a quiet thrill,
where time is lost, and hearts stand still.
Form: Tercet

Premium Member Southwest Breeze

I'm someone nobody sees.
You can call me Southwest Breeze.
When you smiled and when you frowned,
I've always been around.

autumn


autumn weaves musty forest
moles tunnel humus pathways 
wind whisking tweedy jacket 
warming trial - damp boot days
Form: Jueju

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