Short Bow Poems

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


Take a Bow

Don’t sit and ask how
With new wings you’ll take your bow
Accept life for now

By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Tender of the Bow

tender of the bow…
variegated waft of heart
slowly beats faster…
   precipice of violin
      seizes upon the valley
Form: Tanka

Premium Member bow wowzer

a neighborhood dog would cry

while eating rhubarb pie

so we added honey

and this made him runny

till he morphed into a housefly.
Form: Limerick

Bow Tie

steping out
here's the rout
look the part
know your chart
always
catch a eye
as they  pass by
be dress
don't look a mess
wear a
BOW TIE
Form:

The Bow and Arrow Song

when the
bow exhales,
the arrow
shall breath 
deeply, by
hurling itself though
this sweet air and
if we
dare to
meet again,
in some
young lovers
heart[


Premium Member 'his Bow and Arrow'

roman god traverse daily in search of receptive hearts using his bow and arrow always missing mine
Contest: Winged Cupid 1st Place
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member God Set His Bow In the Sky

Double bow end of rain, death of Queen ended reign
Genesis 9: 13-17

To Trump Bow

To Trump Bow

Trump has said that, here and now,
Surely will always get by somehow;
Dub with sword;
Become a  lord;
To him he wants everyone to bow.

James Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member How Now Bow Cow

I'd like to have my cup of coffee now
You'd like me to stand and give you a bow
Polite makes you a cougar
I might take out my Lugar
I like to see how you moo like a cow
Form: Limerick

Bow Tied

I found someone a very nice gift
I thought that it would give her a lift,
but when I presented it
she slammed the door in a snit...
me naked with a bow wasn't too swift!
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Rain's Bow

colored shades of hues 
pinkish reds and greenish blues 
arching in the sky 



A Nature Themed Haiku With Color Poetry Contest 
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin 
1-24-2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cupid Pulls Back the Bow

When Cupid’s arrow flies through the air,
I hope that you will always be there.
As a target for his shot,
So you’ll forget me not,
And you will always know
How much I care.
Form: Limerick

Ache of Strings and Bow

A wail escapes from its bow

Each note rising, ebbing

To cut into my pinch of ache;

While strings quiver on flesh, 

A wail escapes from its bow.
A Prized Refrain

Bow Belle

BOW BELLE
A young artist’s model from Bow Would pose with her bosom on show But was suitable chaste In the name of good taste And covered the bits down below
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I watch from the Bow

Mystical Rubenesque full moon pregnant with evening dust
Showing sailors and clipper ships their way across ebony waters
I watch from her bow as we glide seamlessly across the top

Premium Member A Humorous Limerick Takes The Stage

A Humorous limerick takes the stage, reading a limerick at any age. Your fun words made me blush, now I have a huge crush. Take a bow for your words and go backstage.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Whole Nine Yards

She sets sail, November, riding waves of eddy leaves left from October’s debut. Majestic and proud, she takes firm command, steering the bow of Winter toward Spring.
Form: Tetractys

Bow and Arrow For Contest

There once was a young man from Barrow
   While shooting with his bow and arrow
   The arrow went twang
   Like a boomerang
   And damaged his little cock sparrow.


        4/ 27/ 2015.
fun
Form: Limerick

God's Heavenly Bow

The Promise Kept Love				                                                         Waving Above Full Color    		                                                                      Glory Banner Throne
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Bow-Legged Myers

There was once an old cowpoke named Myers

   So bow-legged he looked like a pliers

      In order to straddle

         Himself in the saddle

            He needed block and tackle suppliers
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Let Us Bow Our Heads In Prayer

my heart was touched in a very special way--
when a lady gave me part of her bouquet! :O

yellow roses, withdrawn from their upright crowd 
their tall silent heads not drooped, but bowed :)
Form: Quatrain

Fiddlesticks

There was a young man bought a pangolin
but thought it was a mandolin
to be played like a violin
he tipped its scales 'til they creaked
tweaked its tail so it squeaked 
and named the bow Anne Bowleyn
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Epitaph For Betty White

Our dearest Betty White, whose credits are long
Her sharp wit was always like a risque' song
She warmed our hearts every step of the way.
Her final bow, we wish she could have stayed.

January 8, 2022
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Fuse Melted Bow-

~Highlighter dumping iron mini Crayola colors left out on the driveway melting
                                     now fused together a waxen rainbow~



11/17/21
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Off the Port Bow

Shaving your
Scales mermaid, 
And against
your will. 

Beautiful sea 
Creature, a siren
Entrancing the
Loneliest of 
Seamen. 

I bless the 
Sea Captain, 
The Admiral
Inside you. 

To your rescue.

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