Short Bays Poems

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


Premium Member Water

Melodies cascading,
Rushing through my ways,
Landing and seeping
Into the harbours and the bays,
Time beat out by thousands of limbs
Made unrecognizable
Befor it begins.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member At the Tree Surgery

at the tree surgery 


     do i have abnormal fixation ~ or some branch of paranoia 

     all other canopies stare at me ~ so bays this giant sequoia 



By
David Kavanagh
Form: Monoku

Premium Member What Does the Fox Say

Vulpine barhopper
bays pick up line to new moon
Mama-dum-day-do

Feline target wails
unsheathing sharp claws to show
Hatee-hatee- ho

Grizzly bouncer comes
rescues feline in distress
Pa-pa-pa-pa-pow!
Form: Haiku

Dragon-Fly!

Dragon-fly! 
Dragon-fly; 
Why are you chained
To the dungeon walls
And why you wail
In monstrous bays.
There is no one in fray
See my charm
My mind the computer CRAY
Generated to shelf you away.
© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.

Horses

Hoofs stomping and rumble the ground.
Ones not enough but tens alright.
Roans and bays are my favorite for sure.
Some are so naughty but most are alright.
Everyone needs to love a horse that’s my insight.
Socks and snips are beautiful alright.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Summer For the Win

From behind packs of premature spring
Comes molten summer for the win!
Crumbs of hot rain snatched away
Numb rivers sink into bleak basins

May's but a gentle memory of
Days kissed with misty green hindsight
Bays and beaches fill with sun children who will
Stay long beyond the tahitian twilight.

6/18/21
Form: Lento

Creation

Can one conceive of self before his dawn
Regain for fleeting second what he was
Eternal beings wandering thought or spawn
Atomic, cosmic, light, or primate fuzz
Toward what should we direct our praise?
Infinite evolution or omniscient play
Ornate description of the seven days 
Nocturnal seeds from amebic bays
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member I Am Orange



When tint of duskfall weaves through a cloud I spill lacquered paint on bays, ashore my gold-red shades draping sand. Endowed with citrine flame of sky , I soar: Call me ambrosia too. Just outside, nectar drips from marmalade nights honey and cantaloupe bless my glide-- O I'm there...when slice of dawn alights !
Form: Quatrain

Beneath the Ocean Blue

The sea is where you’ll find me,
Beneath the ocean blue.
Where dolphins swim with glee,
and fish wish to see the sun,
beneath the ocean blue.
As seaweed sways,
crabs dance upon the ocean bays.
Beneath the ocean blue,
stingrays lurk
and whales perk at the sight of krill,
beneath the ocean blue.
The sea is where you’ll find me,
beneath the ocean blue.
Form:

A Cyclical Connection

Dawn drinks daylight.
Sunshine spreads supremely.
Briskly brightens bays and beaches. 
Restless readers reclined rise up.
Freshness flashes fair faces.
Wildlife awakens watches.
Life loves lusciously.
Man makes much merriment.
Responsibility reckons…repeatedly.
Continuity continues its cyclical connection.

© November 14, 2011
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Moon

Mysterious orb of silvery light
please shine down on me tonight.

Fill me with your wondrous light
whisper to me your secrets this night.

Do not seek the cover of clouds
I need your light with all its shrouds.

Paint the world with glorious light rays
and light up all the deeply hidden bays.

Moon, oh dear moon blessed you be
always light up the right way for me.
Form: Couplet

The Autum Chill

The Autum Chill
J. H. Bays

Autum was coming
Winning it's race
Leaves changing colors
The Wind cutting my face 


Falling to the Ground
Yellow and Maroon
Crushed Underfoot 
Under you 


Night came early
Closer everyday
Lights in the Windows
Projecting my stay 

Warmpth becomes scarce 
Long sleeves drape around
Autum's Chill has arrived
Autum's Chill spreads around town
Form: Rhyme

Komodo

Prehistoric island beast,
Drifting in the ocean,
Heavy amidst a sun-starred sea,
Dreamclouds hover kissing ridges,
Pouring over cliffs,
Shadowed maws in sunlight threaten
Lips of sand on mouths of bays,
Silent surf littorally nibbling,
Eating beasts in slumber,
Mist-hazed horizon dictates time,
Waiting places Poseiden smiles,
Distance closes over time;
Distance closes all of time.

Earths Surface

There are grass and trees,
While the ground is full of leaves.

The wind blows,
And shows,
How much god really knows.

Animals and bees,
Oh how I wish I could see,
Only what could be,
The beautiful life of trees.

Oceans and seas,
Lead the way,
And let us know what we could say.

There are rivers and bays, 
And farms with hay,
Where animals gaze.

Although life is as if it were a maze.

Premium Member Cephalonia Incites the Imagination

Luxurious Greek Islands 
Pristine white sands
Topaz blue bays with gentle foam lace
Kefalonia magic

Breezing in with
Freshness
Replenishing your truths

Melissani Cave 
Crystalline waters
Mystically hidden
Found only by the persistent

Lulling tourists 
Cosmic Entitlement
Created by the Goddesses
of Ancient Greeks

Petani Beach
Mount Ainos
Dragarati Cave
Cephalonia nymphs capture imaginations
Form: Imagism

The Pumpkin Seeds

Pumpkin seeds were sown with the maize,
Few steps away from the city highways,
Seedlings showed up after few days,
And started growing hastily on the clays,
One fine morning I was admiring sunrays,
Eating garlic bread with mayonnaise,
I saw a flock of goats heading to the bays,
Suddenly they entered into the pumpkin field via sideways,
In no time field got grazed and razed,
Left me baffled, upset and amazed.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wings

I want to have wings.
I want to fly
over the bays 
and into the sky.
Don't try to stop me,
Don't even try.
Don't even think to ask me why.

I want to have wings that will convey,
convey me back to another day.
Take me to where I feel the rays,
the light that never goes away.

Again and again I pause and pray
please give me wings to fly away;
away to my queen so I can stay,
even if it's only for just one day.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Obudu Cattle Ranch

Imagine hills where 
landscapes slide into 
heavens
Dews and hues 
romancing its ranches
A decor of devil's bow in 
soft tone
A cascade of bays 
blending
A steaming geothermal 
spa amid black lava fields
Thawing snow tumbling
Glitzy huts emerging from 
riviera
Echoes of villagers 
sparkling the harmony of 
the wind
Howdy tourists emerging 
from the blues
Obudu cattle ranch a 
milieu of fantasy

awoh awoh
Form:

Blissful Marrow

Morning rays
Ebbing bays
Harlunger of
A fruitful phase

Butterfly flutters
To unidate a morning chatter
Unfurls its wing
A heel of rainbow
Sits on the cup
Share the nectar sip 
A touch divine 
Ensures you are fine 
A flutter of joy
O! that
Blush on cheeks cay

A journey of love making
Initiates convulsions rainy
Shower of Love
O! that
Lasting Pieruen spurs
Snowy touch
Blissful so much

Love eternal
After tornadoes nocturnal.

The Colours of Australia

The colours of Australia
Bright yellow and green
The haunting arid outback
And scenic pastoral scene
Soft white virgin sand
Coral reefs and inlet bays
Silvery moonlit nights
And red hot summer days
Lavender and pink wild flowers
Brown earth and dusty plain
Aqua oceans, sparkling waters
Stark red ochre terrain
Orange crimson sunsets
Rainbows and skies of blue
our emerald rainforests
Golden sunlight shining through
The colours of Australia
Its the gift we give to you.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Laysan Albatross

We are mislabeled as sea birds and should be called big birds, like that yellow one but we're not yellow. We never land on land for a year or longer, and we been told that we have known God since he was a little boy. The unfeathered say that for a very long time we're like many fishes in the sea, but now we are like whales. The few of us left, live in the north atolls of Hawaii. There's no other place in the world except for oceans, seas, bays ... forget what I said.
© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.

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