Short Bedtimes Poems

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


Flying Mysteries

Soaring in the air, a murder of crows goes by. 
Calling ahead, crows are truly sly. 
Leaving behind only riddles and rhymes
Sneaking away, haunting bedtimes. 
Crows rhyme and reason, 
Change with the season. 
Crows are such a mystery, 
But that is crows history.
Form: Rhyme


Inspired Mind

The macrocosm of
the unquiet mind
Shines brightly in
poetically timed lines
Deep thoughts go
swirling
spinning into rhymes
Intelligence is found
writing with chimes
Inspiration is
sought in
dreamy bedtimes
Sleeping apon ways
painted
canvases primed
Vividly wonderous
masterpieces
That last
until
we end our time
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Her Favorite Time

She loved bedtimes with her daughter
reading her a story
listening to her ask the Lord her soul to keep.
She loved tucking her in
kissing her good night
and watching as she nodded off to sleep…

And when the room was filled with darkness
save one errant moonlight beam
she loved to linger in the doorway
and listen to her dream.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Organic Childhood

School was out,
vacation touched our gate,
long days,bedtimes late;
time,routinee we relegate

Bird nesting,climbing trees,
building dens,adults unseen,
picnics and make-believe;
imagination-filled dreams

Unsupervised,wandering free,
adventures sans boundary,
no cares,no chores;
natural boyhood to the core

23/4/11  inspired by red'n'ritten's series of childhood 
reminiscences
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member A Natural Boyhood a Memory

school was out
      vacation touched our gate
long days  
           bedtimes late
time
    routines 
              we relegate

bird nesting
         climbing trees
building dens      adultless
scenes
picnics and make-believe
imagination-filled 
                          dreams

unsupervised
         wandering free
adventures 
        sans boundary
no cares      no chore
natural boyhood 
        ...to the core
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