Short Borning Poems

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


Premium Member New Day Borning

When sunlight suddenly appears on the horizon Recognize that a new day is about to be born It places itself in our hands to do with as we wish.
written January 18, 2022
Form: Tristich


Premium Member Dawning of Another Day

I stood on my porch early this morning Reveling in the beginning of another day, The sunrise was like an infant a-borning I stood on my porch early this morning The birds were greeting the new dawning I thought I would have it no other way, I stood on my porch early this morning Reveling in the beginning of another day.
Written May 29, 2022
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Sunrise Sunset

Sunrise is nature’s fair warning A splendid new day a-borning, Golden chance to become again How I know this, I can’t explain, ‘Til the sunrise says “Good morning!” Sunset is nature’s sweet goodbye, Another day has passed on by Golden chances taken or left, Sometimes the heart is sad, bereft When many things have gone awry.
written January 27, 2022
Form: Quintilla

Premium Member Servant Heart

Servant Heart

O Lord, I know my need for you
For your grace like fresh borning dews
Your ready handmaid, scarred and flawed,
Servant to the servants of God.

You gift me music, ministry,
Writing rhymes from soul felt pleas,
To walk the rough roads you have trod,
Servant to the servants of God.

Let me be less, Lord, you be more,
This my prayer – this I implore –
A servant’s heart, humbled and awed,
Servant to the servants of God
Form: Kyrielle

Premium Member Twilight Kisses El

Twilight Kisses EL

Twilight blows burnished kisses
Still waters smile sunset bliss
Meadows glow in mists of rose
Fireflies wake up from repose
Woodland eyes see pure delight
Borning stars enchant wane light
Twilight blows burnished kisses

7-7-21
Contest: Elemental - Required elements earth, sky, water
Sponsor: Charles Messina
Elemental Form: Seven lines, seven syllables each line
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCA
First and last line repeat.
Form: Haiku


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