Short Black And White Poems

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


Premium Member In Black and White

glimmerings of gothic moon and stars —
                             spiraling skirts and candlelight

7/19/2020
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Hue

I'm the blue among
Black and white: I am like you
As we are of hue.
My uniqueness as false
As the true colors in you.
Form: Tanka

So Beautiful Bird!

for birds lovers,
black and white chest calm green wings!
pure yellow head!

Please, note that I do not know its name!
Form: Senryu

Was It

Was it always black and white?
Don't blame the past, all right!
Focus on our inner zen,
Positive vibes for us to yen....

Equal

north and south
don't give mouth
we're Americans
we're not hooligans
black and white
must unite
only race 
human race
Form: Couplet


Black 'N' White

Black and white are
never of skin
but of coal and snow
the colours nature
distinct show 
which is pure and
which is sin?
Form: Rhyme

Old Cameras

Old cameras in black,

Photos,

In Black and White,

For a white no flash light,

For a black again and again to click!

Premium Member Neverbloom

Just a paper rose 
told me not to let it die; 
Living black and white, 
waiting for technicolor; 
Fragile petals neverbloom.
Form: Tanka

Picnic With Birch Trees

Birch wood trees,
Black and White
Green grass grows,
fresh
Flowers bloom,
but hide
Sun gleams yellow,
Thoughts take flight

Premium Member Charlie Chaplin

There was a man named Chaplin,
early films he did make happen.
To the world it was just right
that his bum was black and white!
Form: Clerihew

Storm Brewing

Auburn maples 
Umber oaks 
Toss their burdens on the ground
Undulating sky black and white
Mirror my emotions as winter
Nears
© Ann Roske  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Memories

Night dark and dreadful
Emotions in black and white
Tears blinded my eyes
Flickering celluloid film 
Whirling projector my mind
© Sam Raj  Create an image from this poem.

Night Life

ilove  to party
i get started
around midnight
under bright light
my friend and i began
theyer black and white
we love the
NIGHTLIFE

The Moon Waltz

A storm of
Black and white butterflies
Dancing the waltz
Forming ringlets around the moon
Fluttering through the patches of light

Pink

A single color
Flashes before my wide eyes
Pink in gray worlds shines
Set apart from black and white
Beckons toward me, and I go.
Form: Tanka

Festival In Black and White

Black and white hide within different colours; My daughter's colourful dress And the naked children 09.10.2016
Form: Kimo

Colors

Everything Black and White 
               Despite all the Colors Of the spectrum
                     Which is Balanced of a Prism
Form:

Premium Member With Color Overnight

He once lived an uninspired life
his palette a muted black and white….
until she came and filled his world
with color…
overnight.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Fight For That Your Rights

this is a must

in the lord we trust
we're browm round
black and white
we came here 
for a better daylight
FIGHT FOR THAT RIGHT

Premium Member Cinema

Cinema Haiku By: Tom December 5th 2020 Life is a movie, after it’s climax, the end. Seldom black and white!
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Eternity

Day passes into night 
Dark into light 
Another passing 
Optimism fades away
In a solitary moment 
Into the black and white
of eternity

Premium Member Not Bloody Red

History should be written in ink, not lead;
in glorious black and white, not bloody red;
nor by some inept leader, but those who bled.
Form: Rhyme

French Mistreat

Silent black and white
She goes
In reluctant
French stain on you
Goodnight 
Sleeps 
On mine
French debut 
Devious 

Irish Poetry

Paradigm

The gray separating black and white
Wow
Read one way, an awe inspiring comment
Read another way, sarcasm

What color is your paradigm?
© Byron Kaya  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Panda On My Veranda

There’s a panda on my veranda
It’s been there most of the night
I don’t think I would have believed it
But it’s there in black and white
Form: Rhyme

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