Short Attic Poems

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


Attic Windows

In attic windows
The miracle of night sky
Amazed lying on
A hand-made quilt protected
Against the cold night of stars
Form: Tanka


Attic Windows

In attic windows
The miracle of night sky
Amazed lying on
A hand-made quilt protected
Against the cold night of stars
Form: Tanka

Sounds From the Attic 8

I am looking for a nook from now on
enough I stayed in the crowds
each story will lead to an end

nobody beyond that not

Premium Member Attic Treasures

Memories stashed away in crates and chests
Sentimental keepsakes from my voyages and quests



AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Couplet

Premium Member In the Attic

Reading up in the attic Alone, a breeze through window Each page a bold mystery Feeling of spring morn
Russell Sivey
Form: Dodoitsu


Flowers In the Attic

I don't know why I am living today.
Because this day is full of haze.

Locked up in this prison..
Waiting for the light of day.

Flowers in the attic.
Form:

Premium Member The Ghost of the Attic Rat

A creature, unwanted -
at last, a snap killed that  
adversary, vaunted.
Above, like Marley's ghost,
he drags a clanging trap -
the foul rat that haunted.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member THROUGH CRACKED WALLS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ fingers trace iridescent dust motes~ sunlight spills through the cracked walls, where piano still hums.
Form: Kimo

Premium Member ATTIC

In my weary old mind, in a very old house. What will I see or find? Running around a mouse, ghosts of the past and spouse. Cobwebs blow in the wind.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ghosts Populating the Attic

Achtung!  Ghosts populating the attic
Electricity fills air with static
Normally buy a new house
And worry about a mouse
But footsteps upstairs are so emphatic
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Attic

 
I remember the room at the top of gran's house. Within dust I did bloom, loved the rafters and junk. Nom de plume I would write to let go of my gloom . . .
Form: Rhyme

My Attic Family

My attic family causes me pains,
their green and dysfunctional once again,
sinus traffic,
eviction status,
hopefully they'll move out by this weekend.










12-8-16
Form: Limerick

Live In the Attic

Live in the Attic

About many things, I can be curious
While others always like living luxurious
And if son surely raises a lot of static
You can always make him live in the attic
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member dancing doll in attic

when the lights dim the doll dances
enjoying her attic cell
terrifying the humans
there are reluctant footsteps
attic light is turned on
doll is frozen in place
giving away nothing

Premium Member ATTIC


dusty room full of junk; 
creaking wooden floorboards. 
small dollhouse, somehow shrunk, 
lies nestled, treasured time. 
aging, darkened ember; 
old, beat -up wooden trunk.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Felt In Heaven In My Attic Room

I felt it heaven in my attic room 


Overtaken by a silent peace
through parted curtains
I saw it was the snow had
come to veil the land with
ribbons from the sky.

©Kathryn McLoughlin Collins

Premium Member ATTIC

      
      Day was so specific :
      I was lucky to own 
       as study room ! Attic
      of new house built By dad.
      First time got privacy.
       Felt Great ! Sophistic !
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member ATTIC

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ claws scratch pine coffin-lid tiny night intruders~ could they be katydids? they scurry and chatter where dusty rafters sigh squirrels gnaw on pine quid
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Attic

Joys doze between antiques.
Faceless memories soar.
The breeze, through cracked tiles, leaks.
Doors, with their coarse voice, screech.
Filled with footsteps, floors squeak.
Mute musings reach their peaks.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Attic Salt

“Attic Salt” by definition means “refined incisive wit” Finally found a description for my style, I admit Not bragging or such Just adding my touch It's why I'm a sweetheart, now don't give me no lip
Form: Limerick

Attic

In heat and dust
With rafters, bare,
My dormant past
Sits neatly stacked:
Those baseball cleats,
Texts obsolete,
Her wedding gown,
Their baby crib,
It all wrapped up
With dim gray light
And cherished in
My memory.
© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.

My Mind Is An Attic and You'Re the Door

Will you help clear the clutter in my skull? My desires. Spilled all over the red carpet. Undignified grace. Where are the curtains? Call them now! You've ruined the illusion... The actress is Dead.

An Addict In the Attic

Give me Pills to cure my Ills,
As ev'ry ache I contemplate
Drug me 'til my pleasure spills
When I'm over-dosed on Fate
Barbiturates, my Conscious lit-
Valium in my Mind to split
Round and round 'til Peace is found
Inside an Opiate
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Attic Salt

“Attic Salt” by definition means “refined incisive wit” Finally found a description for my style, must admit Not bragging or such Just adding my touch It's why I'm a sweetheart, now don't give me your lip grin
Form: Limerick

Behind Attic Walls

Their footsteps returned
as a shroud fell around me
Hiding me from the heels
of their jackened boots
Direction was lost
escape but a memory
Shouting their curses
re-echoing the past

(Shadows Of Anne Frank: November, 2023)

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