Short Blanket(A) Poems

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


"under the Blanket"

The sweet taste of your morning kiss...
For under the blanket a mystery of bliss...

Our toes tingle to what's hidden beneath....
As our hearts sing while we cling to the sheets....
Form: Couplet


Rumble Stein's Magical Book of Bedtime Secrets

Rumple Stein opens his great 
book of old,
Under the blanket, a tale will
unfold,
Magic and monsters and
heroes so brave,
Pointing his finger to a deep
hidden cave,
Leaving you dreaming of
secrets he gave.

A Soul's Fantasy

The warmth 
of a summer dream
shines tenderly,
as
red petals of love
blanket a soul;
thawing
the bitter chill
about
her heart
and 
revives this spirit
with 
passion and love
before 
she awakens.


©Ana Espinola Collins

Premium Member I Surrender Why Dir I Love You So- -

Warm and gentle;
Cozy as a newborn baby; 
Blanket a swaddler:
Embraced with open closed arms;
Surrender 
Surrender 
My spirit; 
Surrender my soul
Oh Lord 
God I just want to let you know 
That I love you, I love you so
I surrender to you o Lord why because  I love you so

10/14/19
Form: Lyric

Submersion

Rain fell inexorably down, 

filling every ginnel and spit

'til all was a blanket, a crown, 

and naught projected up from it.

 

Beneath were clock towers and tall

surfaces, drifting with foam, 

buildings once rife with activity

now silent, no longer a home

 

'cept for fishes and floating debris,

hives not humming with energy,

still as a grave.
Form: Verse


Joe

His frost bitten nose,
Scarlet like blood,
His blanket a cardboard box,
Under the ledge,
He sought shelter,
But luck with him was not.

A velvet cap scarce with 
pennies,
Guilt ridden coins,
For all were cut with careless 
greed,
And intentions good were not.

His heart heavy and eyes 
longing,
Cast across the sky
A final hour,
A final wish,
A meal for the night.
© Maria Liu  Create an image from this poem.
sad
Form: ABC

Seductive Nature

The wind gust swept the ground with a rambunctious touch 
The sand blew angrily into a wide mist 
Whistling chimes sound off as they are struck abruptly by the breeze
Sounds  of splashing tickled the earlobe 
The water slapping up against the shore as it runs aground
Comforted by a blanket, a cover, a sheet...
in the bed of the earth's playground
Seductive Nature 
My mind is clear for once as I feel the temperature's touch

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