Short Bells Poems

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


Holidays and Silver Bells

they ring they sing
some bang
its a can rang
you can tell
and hear it too
it talks to you
the
HOLIDAY SLIVER BELLS


Bells Ringing

Bells
Ringing
Come to me
Soul solace sound
Followers Faithful		
Hearts pray for Peace	
Salvation 
Jesus				  
Love
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Sad Bells

sad bells


sad bells call the faithful – unaware they are not.

©12/22/2017

submitted to Monoku 1 - Poetry Contest
Form: Monoku

Silent Bells - Contest

bells silent wartime... people wait to hear them peel announcing peace reigns
Penned July 25th 2015
war
Form: Haiku

Hear the Bells

they ring they sing
some ping
the reason
its love season
to share and to care
and the sick to get well
HEAR THE BELLS


Premium Member Basilica Bells

basilica bells
ring-ting-a-tingling swell ~
touching cold window

11/22/2018

swell - to become distended with emotion
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Church Bells

CHURCH BELLS

charming church bells chime
luring freedom-seeking souls
        into a warm bath

              9/3/2017
Form: Senryu

Singing Christmas and Bells

it here its there
world wide
street cornor side
 things ring
holiday pinging
you can tell
its
SINGING
CHRISTMAS AND BELLS

Premium Member Church Bells


I hear the sacred church bells echo from the mountain.
They cleanse and free my soul like a baptismal fountain.
Form: Rhyme

Bells of Beauty

What clap of wings
Burst from
Your beak
Dear origami bird
What bells of beauty
Ring out
From the 
Sound of
Your sweet words

Bells Or Ringing

this is he season
for this reason
you show care
and you hear
its aping
a jenglin
its a holiday singing
the 
BELL OR RINGING

Premium Member Sweet Sound of Cow Bells

sweet sound of cow bells 

branches shaking leaves
milk residue on oak's lips
cow bells are ringing

connie pachecho

7/5/17
Form: Haiku

Christmas Bells

they ring
they sings
and ping
hads lots to say
angel comming your way
kept you from hell
the devil sell
theyer
CHRISTMAS BELLS

Solemn Bells

Toll the iron bells!
Let the knelling peals linger
in our hearts. Again! for the
many fallen loved ones. Hear
the tintinnabulation!
Form: Tanka

The Bells

i hear the ring
the bell sing
for this day
for the preach to say
as we walk that way
its love not hell
as we listen to
THE BELLS

Premium Member Bells Revel, Bells Toll

The chimes reveling above,
  flush with high-spirits, considering

The dolorous toll of the bells
  below, met with knowing glances

Bells ring

Zen loving chimes,
Our exquisite times,
Spring chickens reborn,
"Still awake?" We yawn.
Basically harmless, you see,
Dreams are fantasy.
Form: Rhyme

The Solemn Sound of Bells

all is not well
when
death
closes our eyes
death 
comes upon us
with
unkind wings
while
it makes
the 
solemn sound of bells
that
ring

Let the Bells Ring

angel sing
on there wings
the brids hum
some acted dumd
some drink rum
on that day
you could hear them say
out with a bing
LET THE BELL RING

Let the Christmas Bells Ring

AS THE NIGHT FALL
YOU HEAR THE CALL
ITS A TING
AND PING
THE SOUND 
IS UP AND DOWN
ROUND TOWN
AS THE ANGEL SING
YOU
LET THE CHRISTMAS BELL RING

Christmas Bells

it come around
they ring  up and down
some   have cup ring
some sing
you can tell
its the holiday smell
chestnut bust shell
and
CHRISTMAS BELLS

Ihearld the Bells

they ring they sing
for reason
holiday day season
little boy is born
the world is torn
its comes out out a shell
mabe from a well
HEARLD THE BELLS

Premium Member August Breeze

august breeze
rustling poplar leaves
~ outdone by church bells



Published in Bottle Rockets #41 2019

AP: 3rd place 2022, Honorable Mention 2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Dogs and Bells

sunlight triggers growth the dormant have awakened peach trees are budding add heavy cream to the list Pavlov understood the drool
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

The Bells

they sing
they ring
i can hear ting
ON CHRISTMAS DAY
you can hear them say
and the
sounds arond
town
they come above with love
not hell
THE BELLS

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