Short Blueness Poems

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


Premium Member Sky Hedge

Written by Gail DeBole 
on October 12, 2017

Untrimmed puffiness,
Whiteness blends with blueness -
Mother Nature's glory.
Form: Haiku


Sensation

Lost in the blueness of thy pupils
Frozen where i stand mumbling that`s all said
Then your not meant for me touch moved my soul.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Weight of a Lethargic Cloud

gloom drags me into the blueness of
boredom since you've been gone
and i don't see how i'll ever snap out of it



POTD October 13, 2022

AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Sad Geese Make the Skies Gray

Geese, electrified, dances smoothly.
Yellow wings serenade elegies
amongst the endless sky.
 Sorrow washes stained 
blueness satisfaction near rain
Shattering grayness sighs
Form:

Premium Member Alchemy

Solemn blueness and the yellow of buttercups,
	blended in proper proportions,
	sifted through the geometry of the soul,
	acted upon by the magic mechanics of alchemy,
	yield the fragrance of eternity.


In Dreams of You.

Night.......

scarlett lips blurring,

my phantom fades.

lucid eyelids

fluttering,

suffusing,

suspending,

breaking blueness

unfolds your shape,

drawing your soft image

upon

my 

loving

mind.

Premium Member The Sky

Looking to the sky
I see an image
Coated with huge clouds
Slowly the clouds part
Showing the blueness
In between the clouds

The clouds look like snow
Melting and showing
Some water and snow
The snow melts away
Showing a larger pool
Of the blue water

All You Need

the warmth of a sunset, the softness of a cloud
the blueness of the sky, the birds singing loud
the green spiky grass, the grey moonlight
the shine from the stars, the darkness of the night
the sound of music , the ice blue sea
the happiness of love, little old me
Form: ABC

Unlucky Lover On the Sunny Sea

who? who is there?
oh; a lovelorn lover!

love-philter is in dry summer
cloudy girl lives behind the blueness,
across the curtain of sky
solitude life is passing
sun is scorching the thirsty drone!

who? who is there?
oh; a lovelorn love!


-December 24, 2018 Chattogram

Premium Member It's Been a Hull of a Life

I'm going to sea in a blueberry boat
paddling far past fakers and breakers
where I'm told there's happiness and hope
more givers and doers, not dreamers and takers.
I'll sing salty songs with sharks and gulls, 
until they nibble away my blueberry hull
and gift this soul unto the deep blueness-
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Whole Sky Was White

The whole sky was white
No blueness  was shown
There was no sunshine
A chill in the air
It was very cold

Then the snowflakes fell
Lightly coating the ground
Only to repeat
Coating the ground white

mother nature tease
She can not decide 
Whether it is spring
for thew month of March
Or is it winter

The Ocean

The deep blue calm ocean
oh how I admire you
how you're timid and peaceful
until you become a mighty wave.

When I'm on the beach
I feel the mighty wave
it feels like it's calling me
calling me to stay forever.

The blueness of the water
even though it's filthy
it's pure to me
when it's not windy in the city.
Form:

Vanishing

How can I penetrate into the blueness of skies
 Lurking there behind your eyes
Touch the cherry full lips
Tickle the most lusting ripen nipples 
Ignite your mature bosom
And hug you so tight 
Where your soul melts in mine 
And our entwined bodies
Burn on delicious smouldering fire
And drip drop 
Into eternal vanishing.

May's Breath

Look upon now
Hold the carmine sky
with your small hands
Feel the cloud’s slow moves
See the boat on the blueness
that bearing hope to you
The roses bloom
Wind that tickling your body
is the scream
of the pale city
Your skin burned
with winter's cold,
your soul fell
with spring's words
feed your earth that
falling with yellow leaf

The Anti -Social

The anti- social one is around and done
There is no fun for this one as the pain drains
This one is insane and has a wild brain
Hear the rain and thunder on the window pane
The new day brings a crane to dig out and away
Today is a day,bright & sunny,to stay
To heal & deal blueness so,at bay 
There is the faith that joy won't faint and wither

Premium Member The Blueness of the World

These are the bluest leaves 
I've ever seen
They blush blue What a hue
That is a most magnificent 
Rainbow it's blue too
My goodness isn't that an 
Eclipse oh boy a joyous toy
The moon is blue also and
Those roses,  all of them are
Blue as well
All the earth is blue when
In view from outerspace in
A nut shell which is 
Blue for a spell
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member words came effortlessly

a parked bicycle on a lonely Kansas road
I searched the field of wheat but saw no one
was it recently parked? It was still standing
a renegade sunflower lifted her face to the sun

this scenario was intriguing to me
it begged for its own poem
I took out my pen, sat down and began to write
the words came as effortlessly as the blueness of the sky

Sea

I've never been to the sea

Today
I stand on a beach barefoot
Looking at the sea
Calm and vast
I remember gentle winds
Of my homeland
Licking trembling raindrops
On lotus leaves
I walk up to sea's edge
A little afraid of its blueness
I kneel down and
Dip my tongue in it
It tastes like the sweat-drops
Between your breasts

A wasted journey
Form:

Canvas of Love

The most skillful of painters
couldn't capture your total beauty.
He would be unable to represent
the blueness of your eyes,
the velvety softness of your lips,
the curve of your lovely hips,
your sensuality,
your immense sense of humor,
your capacity for love.
As hard as I strive
I am unable to put them to word
and I have lived and felt them all.

Before Spring Comes

BEFORE SPRING COMES

This valley’s empty blueness
Is filling now with clear sunlight.
Snow clumps tumble from branches
Into man-deep drifts soft bright  -
Warmth-rounded, but still chilled.

Big  snowshoe-footprints  harden
Into pools of blue shadow  -
Setting off from a house and garden,
Half-hidden, marked only by the low
Recent prints half-filled.
Form: Quatrain

Gary's Eyes

They have soulful blueness, blessed
With a likewise heart and when he
Hugs me, I feel his love go through me.

I sometimes see soulful eyes in men.
Some in women. My brother's browns
Also had a certain seeing into me.

I look at Gary's pictures and his
Eyes look right through to my soul.
There are a century old. The gold
Will be waiting in the Revelation.
son
Form: Narrative

Blue

Pit of hell feelings
With despair and inner pain 
Mounting and growing
As sadness becomes my food
My only true sustenance

Embracing the lie
I will always feel like this
Inevitable 
Darkness easily swaying
The truth is hard to ignore

The "blueness" I feel
Will begin to dissipate 
Knowing and praying 
It will not always be hard
When I trust the Almighty
Form: Tanka

You Are What You Keep

YOU ARE WHAT YOU KEEP Let it go. The blackness the blueness the redness construe less. Drop things too heavy to lift. Clear dark bureaus untidy bits Starving dreams deplete sleep. Let worldlings murmur their blurb. Lightning quirks on high alert. In this great Texan delicatessen you are what you keep © Kim van Breda—17 November 2015

Premium Member The Sky Changes

Whiteness has spread outward
There is no blueness seen 
No sunshine seen today
It is a, dull, dull dull, day

With the air feeling cold

Suddenly some whiteness moves
A patch of blue showing through
Reminds me of the snow spread
With a patch of water showing 

The sky is never the same
It always changes its shapes
With all the clouds up there
To form something new
sky

Premium Member Toward On

Something spat her out  
into the backwaters again.
Was it those devilish chemicals
carving blueness into her being?
Did she absorb the black ways and moods of creek cold people?
Does she wear the hungry battles of the world
hang them on her tiny shoulders.

She's strong as the tide.
She'll soon snap out of it.
Like a sprig beneath a stone.
But maybe not this time.

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