Short Aloft Poems

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


Grand old Aunt

Aunt unilateral, naughtily tempting,
Unintentionally naughty toyboys attracting,
Nicely tantalizes ardent uniting,
Teleporting aloft, usurping NASA!
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Heart's Aloft Toward Heavens Floor-

~hearts aloft the soul spirit rises it so soars neath the heavens floor~
7/7/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©
Form: Haiku

A short ALOFT

I see you in Albany
yet you pull away from the call
aloft to all those that care

Gone are the fields
once mellow blue
that curved and glided,
that tears at your heart

Try to dream
beneath the trees
Heed the call

Premium Member Sit Aloft a Bird On a Nest-

Aloft sits a bird in the corner above mine front door; Spirited wings flapping so; Opened mouthed chicklets trumpets pour; Droppings food for its young to and for;
8/21/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr©2023
Form: Rhyme

Hills Aloft

Gold at the center
Ringed with black 
Standing on silver 
Never looking back

Coolest windswept 
Hills aloft the sea
Looking toward heaven 
Never more to be

Sun scorched and burnt
Now entirely free
Looking at the shadows 
Tossed across the sea
© Lady Mar  Create an image from this poem.


Swept Aloft

I walk the shore caressed in smiles
   Touched by a thousand memories
       Swept aloft by perfumed sighs
           In the curl of your embrace
              Mermaids carry my love to you
                 The tide returns with your kiss


Brians Select G   3rd Place

Aloft

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Breezes carry 
soft memories 
Of yesterday, 
hopefully
Allowing them life 
in ever morrow
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Thoughts permit 
me the hope
That new memories 
will be made
And carried 
on tomorrow’s breezes

Eagles Aloft But Disguised

I
Humans are divine, but watch & emulate pigs

II
We have body-vehicles; "I'm my car," is like thinking you are poultry 

III
Scripture helps us recall our divinity (versus eating with pigs, as the fate of The rude spendthrift & HEIR in LUKE 15, teaches us)

IV
Earthly problems drag us to poultry level.

Recall you are an eagle; fly with eagles
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

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