Short Borne Poems

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


Air-Borne

It didn't need to grow wings, it floats on the breeze.

Or...

If you don't believe science, you might as well pray to idols.
Form: Monoku


Air Balloon Borne

Ballooning o'er the desert

Sun peeks up at you...

Experience nature's gift.



Wafting on the wind's current

Silence in motion...

Reflections of a new day.



The fire of dawn awakens

Hills of umber gold...

Borne to see such wonderment!
Form: Haiku

Borne of a Young Mother

It was the innocent spring of life, of which, never shared
Spent summer youth in blanket gaze or in mystic stare
Now the autumn winds, whisper of twice cried tears
Of two stories told, each welling deep, the worst of harbored fear
Maybe forever, two winters of discontent
But still yet, a band plays on
Purveyed are souls
Seasons will pass, never meant
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Borne To Repeat

I have being sending out telegrams
to forsake my whereabouts,
as a fully qualified survivor
I'm trying to reach your heart
you're laughing at me
chewing on your foibles

You cried like Cinderella
claiming you had no friends
and worse was to follow

You blew out all the candles
proclaiming what is to be done
banished to foreverland
borne to repeat the same error again

Borne On the Wind

In my garden flowers grow,
But I did not plant them though.
Borne on the wind, wild seeds found
Just by chance my piece of ground.

Through the winter months they slept,
Beneath the soil, safely kept.
Then when springtime called anew,
Their time had come, so they grew.

A riot of colour filled my plot,
Wild flowers grew in every spot.
What could a spirit be but lifted,
To see the beauty nature gifted.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Borne Bright On the Breeze

dandelion drift


               soft the seeds set sail windward ...


     next year's bright meadow







~ 1st Place ~  in the "Hi-Ku (3)" Poetry Contest, Brian Strand, Judge & Sponsor.

~ 1st Place ~  in the "Writing Challenge 3, May 2019, Nature Haiku" Poetry Contest, Dear Heart, Judge & Sponsor.

~ Poem of the Day ~  featured on PoetrySoup.com on May 26, 2019.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Twice Borne

Not without blood… and water’s flood As stained water surged… released an old man’s urge By stained water surge… the urge is purged… and new men emerge ============== The riddle of life reveals itself once one learns that things pertaining to truth’s reality have two applications; one is the beginning the other is the end and the mystery are solved once we learn to play both ends by grace of the middle! (Rev. 1:11KGV)
Form: Rhyme

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