Short Aglitter Poems

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


Premium Member I Needed a Reason

and right on cue the sun rose to set aglitter the world before me



AP: Honorable Mention 2022, Honorable Mention 2022
Form: Monoku


Dewdrop Diamante

Dewdrops Dawn reflecting Wakening glistening Diamonds scattered cross the field Meadow carpet radiance aglitter Gems of nature deck the morning Fleeting fading passing Transient sparkle Dewdrops

Premium Member Leave Your Glitter

Sweet Sally Sue was not a quitter She was so much stronger and fitter Working from dawn to dusk Despite she smelled of musk She left the whole world all aglitter Quitters Never Win poetry contest Sponsored by: Margarita Lillico May 4, 2021
Form: Limerick

War Flower

seeded in battle
growing amongst the death mass
weep
no longer in grief

blooming blooming high
veiny stem all aglitter
she
will outlive your fray

trusting the true gale
in her dance she instills mirth
cry
for the joys of life


Laura Breidenthal
March 28, 2016
For Mystic Rose’s Split Haiku Contest
Form: Haiku

In Our Place

We felt tiny,
Her hand in mine
Upon that strand,
Sundown’s rich show
Of indigo
And pink, lush hues
To darkness washed,
True pitch in which
Pale surf, aglow,
Whooshed, foaming in
‘Neath stars, aglitter,
So infinite—
Oh! flecks we were,
Mere motes until
My arms I wrapped
Around my wife
And, lost in love,
	We shared a kiss:
Wide world, sea vast,
Eternal sky
	Then faded all
		To naught.
© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.


the tender rush

cracks formed in stone
I'd thought long hardened
the heart spilling out
meekly first, before
the tender rush
into brilliant light
radiant, hot, dangerous
the brilliance of your love
shines upon my spilling heart
and sets my mind aglitter
with little joys and little worries
sets my mind spinning
when you are afar and
yet when you are near
mind and heart are lucid, clear
as a cloudless night
© mou col  Create an image from this poem.

I'Ve Danced On Tables

I’ve danced on tables

My boots laced high

I have that kinda style

Cognac in one hand

Tambourine in another

I go on for miles

Songs of sorrow

Songs of love

Sweeping the night time air

Stars all aglitter 

A toast to you

Glasses raised high in the air

We sang and we danced

We laughed and romanced

Days that lasted forever

Now we look on

As they dance to our song

Our days have but gently ended
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Snowy Vale

Barren white
The snowy vale
'Neath the moon tonight
A quiet pale
Flecked with shimmering ice
Dancing in beams of silver light

The cold winds blew
Snow gathered 'round a lonely yew
I watched the winter sun onward rise
A distant grove aglitter dazed my eyes
As the golden morning gave chase to cloud
That lay atop boulder and bush
A white ghostly shroud—
I listened to the snow crush
'Neath each step
As I crept
Thro' snowy silence
Ring aloud

Premium Member Sea Smiles

Strolling upon the shore at night,
cavorting crabs come into sight.
White-capped waves kiss the sultry shore,
whisper nothings in gentle roar.
Digging clams discover their holes,
hiding away within the shoals.
Starfish affirm their right of place,
disappearing without a trace.
Treasures blossom on cooling sand,
aglitter in a patterned strand.
Tiny rivulets run their course
returning to their common source.
Mysterious as it may be,
I will always smile at the sea.
Form: Couplet

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