Short Blanketing Poems

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


Darkness

Darkness bleak emptiness blanketing the sunlight suffocating the lively air doomsday 2/3/2020
Form: Cinquain


Autumn-Tanka

Misty ,hazy sky
Fiery horizon ablaze
Splendidly hued trees
Autumn blanketing all things
Luring them to winter sleep


10/6/2012
Form: Tanka

Sky

Blanketing the world Harboring the flowing clouds Give birth to the rains And hiding the blazing sun The sky gives to all
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Golden Grass

Waving with the playful wind California's golden grass Blanketing the rolling hills Hawk's shadow passing
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Fog

Fog breathes on the limbs blanketing all in silver whispers of prayers praising the moments of grace soothing away despair’s song
Form: Tanka


Et Tu

Contagion of anxiety,  
a blanketing wind 
Deafening all
with the force of its emptiness
Reclaiming the silence
—in betrayals of fear

(Dreamsleep: July, 2021)

Premium Member November Gray

gray are the cloudy skies in November with the chilly winds rain turns to snow blanketing the ground white Edward J Ebbs - 11/08/2023
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Red Velvet Dream

Red velvet joy, delicious thrill of the palate; sweet cream cheesy coverlet; scarlet colored bunk cotton blanketing; lustful bliss art!
Form: Epulaeryu

Snowfall

There is something mystical about a snowfall
Soft white drops of frozen tears
Blanketing a sleeping Earth with clean beauty 
Covering all our sins,
All our errors
In winter’s winding cloth.

Clouds

Divided in contrast,
Drifting into the sky...
Blanketing the horizon,
Before just passing by.
Fading into shadow,
And deafening the light...
So deep and mysterious,
Turning day into night.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member PLACIDITY

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Snowflakes whisper down~ silent feathers hushed in flight, blanketing the world. My breath curls like fading smoke, drifting into winter's hush.
Form: Tanka

Closing the Circle

The end layers over the beginning
in contours of time
Blanketing the middle
in consorts of connection
Rescuing the lost from themselves
—saving the foundling’s parade

(Dreamsleep: September, 2022)

Winter White

Winter white falls from the trees
chases away the hunny bees,
Awakening senses, blanketing our plants,
heavy clouds begin to dance...
Winter white sends a frozen smile,
yet only for a little while....
Form: Rhyme

Fading Melody

The shadows cast down from above
Blanketing a dying memory.

Remembering the warmth of lost eyes;
The face a fading melody.

Lonely green cement hallways silent,
Yellow paint chipping from the walls.

Premium Member Footsteps Silenced

footsteps shushed … silent 

snowfall … earth's magic canvas... 

        blanketing the world


    
       December 20, 2018

Entry in "Winter Haiku" poetry contest
       Sponsor:  Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Quenee

Quiet Filipina accent whispers to me 

Under warmth blanketing the evening

Each word gently melodic in nature 

Nurturing our love and dreams 

Ember radiance illuminates us 

Endless wonderment shared
Form: Acrostic

Northern Scales

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                                              frosted mustaches----
                                        ICE blanketing miles of lake
                                              drilling fishing holes







.
© Abe Lopez  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Rose Petals

One by one rose petals fall
blanketing silken pink sheets 
perfumed fragrance tantalize....
rosebush garden bare

Copyright © 2010  By Caryl S. Muzzey

Fourth Place Winner ~ "Spicy” Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Michael J. Falotico
Jan. 29, 2011
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Into Silence Maigc 9

Into silence,
that is where poets go to weep;
Volcanic fountain pen an act of defiance;
Emotions erupt blanketing the page
into silence;
Words fall like shattered glass 
in the form of hearts and violence;
Feelings can finally creep 
into silence.
Form: Other

Premium Member Remembering a Cozy Morning

A cozy winter morning at home with Mom,
She hums a familiar tune as she tinkers
Around the room preparing tea and toast 
As she has for all the mornings of my life, 
Outside the snowflakes fall blanketing the world in white~
For a moment I am home again

Premium Member Mineral Mud Eyes

Your brown eyes penetrate my skin
like healing sea mineral mud,
blanketing wide and deep within,
enough to purify my blood.

Pouring as an endorphic blush,
rising just like a sauna's heat,
within this purifying flush,
I'm given a renewed heartbeat.


10/31/19
Form: Rhyme

ON NEW FALLEN SNOW I

On new-fallen snow
the night is fresh, clear, cold
clean, the air is serene. 

A hush falls over the world
blanketing everything in silence

The stars, tis but diamonds scatter
vast velvet sky, deep past twilight
Twinkle, gleam, casting soft light upon the earth

I walk alone.
Form: Rhyme

Blanketing the Earth

Blanketing the Earth

Cherry blossoms bloom,
Blanketing the earth,
With soft white petals
Mortality graced.
time ephemeral –

Leaves are scattered,
While voices sing
Beneath blue skies,
Until next year –

Ambiance
Embodied
Forever

Beauty
Beyond
Reason

Life!!


12/28/2016

A Mother's Hug Goodnight

Frigid but calm front
hides in northern winds,
vast sky of my bedroom dims,

stream in winter
iced over, mother’s embrace
letting go at bedtime,

still rainfall,
sky’s dark pillows,
eyelids become anchors; smothers,

the cold front
blanketing dampened lids,
peacefully cover the coming storm.
Form:

Premium Member Autumn Memory

Autumn saunters in
Silent as a new spring breeze
Stirring fallen leaves
Blanketing a cold worn earth
A year of greenery molted

Brisk wind dips treetops
Naked arms stretch fractious
Shivering in the chill
Creaking, groaning with cold ache
Arthritis here now till spring

Copyright © 2010 By Caryl S. Muzzey
Form: Tanka

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