Short Blows Poems

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


As the Snow Blows -Monorhyme-

I gaze out my window as the snow blows, I see a red nose roaming in wet clothes. Copyright © Cynthia Jones Dec.20/2004
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member Any Way the Wind Blows

is it better to sh*t amongst the pigeons ~ or poop amidst the doves 

cries a chick gull to its mother ~ god does not build in straight lines above
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Autumn Blows a Kiss

Autumn blows a kiss
 mists dance amongst painted leaves
 Winter soon arrives
 

(c) Copyright by Christine A Kysely
(November 9, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin USA)
Form: Haiku

Thar She Blows

Well I wonder if anybody knows
Just what happened to all ten of my toes
With this belly eclipse
From the food on my lips
Counting calories is now how it goes
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wind Blows

Wind Blows And yet You know not Whence it has now come Or likewise, whither it soon goes. So, also, is the Spirit in a man born again.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Fibonacci


Premium Member Thar She Blows

Don't stop me now, I'm on a roll Rhymes are surging like a river flows The mighty Mississippi To New Orleans city Are you ready, people? Thar she blows!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member EXPLORING NATURE

Exploring nature what do I see? your beauty looking back at me.  What a pretty bird and bee. The wind softy blows, kissing the rose.  Peace by my side, your pathway is my guide.
Form: Rhyme

Is This Talking

Is this talking? A fleeting glance,
Another episode of our non-romance,
He's eye candy for older babes,
He'll saunter off one day,
is this talking? He blows a kiss,
Imagine being his old miss of bliss!

Premium Member Thar She Blows

Old Jack has a pimple on the end of his nose Uses it to send signals, his desires to disclose To seduce the ladies For a kiss and maybe An all night session till he yells “thar she blows!”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thar She Blows

Old Jack has a pimple on the end of his nose Uses it to send signals, his desires to disclose To seduce the ladies For a kiss and maybe An all night session till he yells “thar she blows!”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Where the Wind Blows

Oft' I've mused when the wind bloweth,

     From whence it cometh and whither it goeth!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) All Rights Reserved

Entry for Gail Angel Doyle's "Where The Wind Blows" Contest

Premium Member The Wind Blows

Just when you have abandoned all hope
You have tried everything, and nope
She's ignored all entreaties...
Just then your true sweetie
The gal you'll call wife
Into your life
The wind blows --
Love grows --
~ Hope!
Form: Nonet

How the Wind Blows

How the wind blows,
a gusty muster.
My thoughts explode!.
Caught up in the whirl-
wind. A once empty
mind is now a landslide
of raw emotions.
Do I have the notion to
to turn this life around,
towards true devotion?
© Andy Craig  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

The Wind That Blows Towards You

I believe
You can 
Tell
The source 
Of This 
Wind Which
Meanders
Towards You 
In a Calm
Motion
I am the Source
Of this wind
Reaching
Your ears 
In a gentle 
Motion
Humming the tune
Of a love song
That I have 
Composed  
For YOU…….

Premium Member Thar She Blows

Old Jack has a pimple on the end of his nose Uses it to send signals, his desires to disclose To seduce the ladies For a kiss and maybe An all night session till he yells “thar she blows!” © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Waits On What Blows For Love

As birdlife, dull windless calms
Adrift, within
Waits he, but on whose outcome, heart's own
Uplift promotes.

Corresponds to that breathy
Voiced for which girl
Thereout, if anything should activate
Bright-skied, bright notes.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Breeze Blows

say your piece
in a gentle flow
that the reader’s
heart feels aglow

beauteous bubbles 
soft stirrings surface
that vast void be held
in warm embrace 

say your piece
melodious emotion
as an effervescence 
of love’s magic potion
Form: Rhyme

Blows To the Mind

For the blows that you keep throwing

hurt so much to my heart of fear

my days are so long

night are so lonely with out you

holding you is for such a crime

for your charms are dangerous to my thoughts

but with you I'm so happy


       the nightwalker
Form: Verse

the southerly blows

for Tanka-Haiku Poetry Contest-Sponsored by: Oliver Mckeithan 
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the southerly blows
chilling the depths of the soul
icicles, hang low.

daytime turns to night
sun hidden away inside
heavy clouds of grey.
hibernating till the days
of warmth, will rise again.
© Markus Jay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Premium Member Wind poem Which Way the Wind Blows

Consider this carefully,
The questions which I pose:

Do you study which way,
Which way the wind blows?
Do you try and battle against it,
Or just go where it goes?
Or do you prefer just to wait,
Wait till it eases, wait till it slows?
Or just continue in the direction,
The direction YOU chose?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member As the Wind Blows

who knows the thoughts inside one's head
they may transcend one’s words when said
grief goes as the wind blows
the quest though mute sometimes is pled
why not take me oh Lord, instead
I would that I, you chose

Do not feel lonely the entire universe is inside you
Charles Henderson For Nette’s Rime Couee contest
Form: Rhyme

Tree Blows

The way the tree blows
It just surprises me how much it glows

It is stunning in a way
And I hope it never goes away

It catches my eye
The way it contrast with the sky

I see it on most days during the spring
but when winter hits i cant see a thing

I hate to see it go so soon
Ill just wait to see the moon
Form:

What Blows From Out the Nether Regions

There is something more wretch'ed
In this windy howl.
Something darker, this night;
Expands on its fright.

As diabolical a led
Procession of sounds
Lashed, raised up lost souls by;
That in death cant die!

All hopes to rescue, redeem
Long since exhausted
Who now, screaming out as one
Wildest weather throng.
Form: Rhyme

Soft Wind Blows In the Air

D-ark dusk has turned
I-nto another dawn shining; 
N-ew morn has broken, 
A-fter leaving the evening.

G-ray clouds will fade, 
O-nce the sky gets blue; 
N-eath the wide lanes above, 
Z-enith makes it through.
A-pril nineteenth day
L-ooks so fine and fair; 
E-vening chill turns warm, 
S-oft wind blows in the air.
Form: Acrostic

She Blows Colorful Balloons

She likes to blow up balloons 
Matching the colors 
to fit her mood 
From envious greens 
to the saddest of blues 
Sits in a corner 
blowing  balloons 

From runaway yellows 
to angry reds 
All of the colors 
leaving little left said 
Blowing balloons 
to the thoughts in her head 
Till there are no feelings left

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