Short Blithely Poems

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


For Ishikawa Takuboku

No tanka author Grips the reigns of emotions Like Takuboku I, my face so streaked with tears, blithely read about his crabs
© C.W. Bryan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Just One Slip

Hammering away happily
whistling,to himself blithely
his hammer slipped
his nail blackened
the expletives came quickly


ty Rick for the last line
Form: Limerick

On Speaker

My dark fantasies are growing bleaker,
Blithely flogging this attention seeker,
Why am I so pissed?
This bore must insist,
To take all his phone calls on speaker.
© Luke Irwin  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Blithely Ever After

Fine sketch 
of that palace
simmering with passion,
blushed tale in chiaroscuro;
Demure, 
soft lines that only two can see;
Blithely ever after,
that’s natural
shading.
Form: Cinquain

Sweet Little Butterfly

Sweet little butterfly,
Blithely gone by,
I blow out a kiss for you,
Following nigh.

Oh catch, if you can,
This soul of a man,
To love and to keep it,
And fly, fly, fly.
Form: Lyric


Premium Member A Blithe Half Moon

the half moon, content
with itself...though incomplete
it grins, nonetheless

high up in the cold
starless, pitch-black firmament
yet blithely smiling



Date written and posted: 05/04/2019
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Man In the Halloween Moon

It seems the old man in the moon looks down
On spooks and things that fly through the night
They blithely pass across his golden sphere
Giving those Halloween lovers a ghostly fright..


10/12/15
Form: Quatrain

Welcoming Spring

On
lucent
gossamer
wings fulgent in
my precious garden
nymphs spin golden trumpets
welcoming spring. Gentian bells
sway blithely beneath  jubilant
incantations arousing cupids
ardent desire blossoming cherry pink.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Water Flows

Tinkering over the pebbles
flowing freely onwards
smoothly
leaving in its wake soft ripples
as it travels homewards
blithely. 

written 03/07/2015
by Shadow Hamilton
contest: Memento Of Waters
visual 5 used
Form: Verse

The wait

Chairing old thoughts, rocking gently,
Living with chaotic aging blight,
I do keep yearning calmly
To travel day and night
With sun's silent chariot blithely.


Note: JM's Paint a Picture poetry contest: image 1
Form: Verse

Premium Member Nature on Display


On mild days in sun’s rays,
I relish observing Nature’s ways.
I watch squirrels playing tag
and puppies with tails that blithely wag.
Songbirds serenade from early to late.
My indoor chores will just have to wait!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tom and Jerry

Tom
Never looks calm
Moves with prance
Scheming for a chance

Jerry
Always spunky and merry
Acts wisely
Overcomes hurdles blithely



Cleritoons Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May
Date:30-08-2021

PLACED : 1st
fun
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member The Wolf Comes

The wolf comes,
Slinking to your door,
Un-noticed.

Continue,
Blithely go your way, eyes closed.
Oblivious fool.

                                 Judy Ball



Another shadorma just for fun but heed the hidden warning anyway.
For he who has an ear.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Shadorma

My Life In the Letter "b" Dedicated To Mary

Blissfully, Blessed
Blithely, Brilliant
Blatantly, Brave
Bipedal, Biographer
Bilingual, Bibliolater
Beyond, Blasphemy
Before, Bespectacled
Benevolent, Benignity
Bending, Belly laugh
Betraying, Beelzebub
Betrothed, Beau
Bearded, Baritone
Barbate, Banjoist
Baptized, Balladeer
Badinage, Banter

Like It Is

Sipping slowly
Fast broken
Reading into
Words unspoken

Sailing into neaps and swollen
Tides of ethereal friendship
Kindled kindred souls 
sailing unseen waters
Blithely sharing
miles apart
Viewpoints of
heart
 
As daydreams 
of wet canvas
stroke cheeks
of Mersey fog
in salty
dirty brown

Premium Member A Standstill

creamiest bouquet
white daisies touched by red sun
in aged day's glow

marvelous mauve walls
tell stories of sun's passing
birds whistle blithely

glass lake reveals moon 
that's peeping at the window
raising dark drama

plum shadows, fireflies
pink sun's travels never cease
blue butterflies sleep
Form: Haiku

Sevenbits--Nature

Gramps' backyard teems with spiced herbs, Peaches for offspring's dining, With youngsters piping chorales. A garden fount stands blithely Misting potent soil of lawn- Where lights bathe nature's display To honor Gram's memory. Written for Sevenbits Contest--nette onclaud 3 Oct 2017
Form: Verse

Blades

Is there something about grass 
Close-clipped
On lawns and playing fields
That’s blithely overlooked?

Its qualities seem simply put:
Offsetting herbaceous borders 
And yielding underfoot.

Or is every blade like everyone 
Quite different from up-close
Unique and undervalued 
Unsung and lachrymose?

SW, 2019
Form:

Ante Up

Blinking and breathing in secretive silence
Fending off feelings of misapprehension
Trying to function in passive compliance
Ignoring repeatedly twisting of tension
Sitting in darkness with nothing to mention
Blinking ’s a sound of sightless defiance
Waiting for light to blithely appear
Knowing that reason can  deal with the fear
Form: Bio

Premium Member Stale Vermouth

Dismay that I am so blithely uncouth
As to bluntly say what is on my mind,
So, I shall blame the stale vermouth.
Dismay that I am so bitterly uncouth
To go through life with this sad truth,
It is necessary, I admit, for me to find
Dismay that I am so blithely uncouth,
As to bluntly say what is on my mind.

written October 15, 2021
Form: Triolet

Premium Member At End of May

After summer spruces up in full array
When peonies have graced the graves
At end of May, I shall go far, far away
After summer spruces up in full array
Where some folks, who know, blithely say
‘Tis Beulah Land the righteous soul craves
After summer spruces up in full array
When peonies have graced the graves.


written May 20, 2021
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Last Words

Sometimes I
want to yell "I don't care"
in my mom's face.

When she blithely tries
to measure my sad prison
world to her own youth.

That prehistoric
reality, of phonebooths and
whatever, back then.

But I know those
words would freeze in the air
like a neon sign.

And very probably be
etched on my tombstone
as an epitaph.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Going On a Cyberfast

I'm going on a cyberfast
some folks doubt, say it won't last
"What will you do, instead?" they ask
I'll lock the screen and blithely cast
the whole thing out, I'll have a blast
I'll read, I'll write, I'll live and bask
in warm sunlight, in nature's vast
delights, and daydream of the past
cuz' I'm the quintessential iconoclast.




Written on 7/30/2016
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Representatives Resent Us

   So many speak of ‘our democracy’
     though it seems representatives resent us 

   They blithely vote for their party’s agenda
     then when questioned, they act nonplussed

   We keep electing the same ones over and over  
      the familiar’s more comfortable than the unknown

    So much ‘for the people’ in ‘our democracy’
      ~ who don’t really deserve it, you see
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Autumn Dream

Written: November 12, 2023, For JCB Brul Contest __________________________________________ With a balmy wind nature sings its symphony~ as leaves dance above Life's cycle will trounce autumn saffron hemming without dread Notice twigs slight fall autumn's mind-astounding grace~ embrace spell lyric as nature's croon blithely spread trees sway in hone symphony
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

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