Short Brown Poems

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


Plain Brown Wrapper

If the message complex,
the delivery simple

The meaning the magic,
the words zero-sum

(Dreamsleep: December, 2021)


Premium Member moon of brown leaves

mustard spreads its warmth
	stone ground with bits of bold brown ~
		leaves valiant passing

(September Full Moon – Lakota)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Brown Eyes

I fell mindlessly

into the depths of brown eyes

eyes that said one thing

while actions said another

I long to be fooled again
Form: Tanka

Premium Member John Brown

JOHN BROWN


John Brown
Abolitionist found
Against slavery
Non-prejudicial nor in bigotry

1/9/18
By James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Clerihew Brown

William Madox Brown from Calais
a colleague to PRB's Everett Millais
The ' Last of England' so evocative
making the pathos live
Form: Clerihew


Brown Eyes Girl

he is stack thats a fact
minds quick
mabe little slick
thats ok she my love today
big and round
she is  the world
MY BROWN EYE GIRL

Her Beautiful Brown Eyes

Her beautiful brown eyes,
Which are not great in size,

But is where my heart lies,
For when she cries,

The whole world dies.

Premium Member Orange Or Brown

Orange
Sizzling, colorful
Zingy, zesty, zippy
Happy, upbeat, drab, plain
Calming, blending, neutralizing
Tree-like, blah
Brown
Form: Diamante

Premium Member His Brown Eyes

His lovely brown eyes
Always lift my frown from lies
Of how I won't rise
To be more than what I guise,
Soon his heart shall realize.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Song of a Son With Dark Brown Teeth

Chicory chew chew, tobakky chaw
I love my pappy. I love my ma.
Spit in a tin can, straight from my jaw
Chicory chew chew, tobakky chaw.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Brown Sicklebill Bird

brown sicklebill bird sounds just like a machine gun repetitive shots 2019 September 23 hawmanysyllables 5-7-5
Form: Haiku

Where Brown Grass Grows

Grass is brown while weeds are green Dandelions flourish here Will we know when time to mow Not where brown grass grows
Form: Dodoitsu

Brown Cottontails

There was once some brown cottontails 
They hopped on a boat with sails
They drifted away
Out into the sea
They were lost in a big gale
Form: Limerick

Crafty Ole Brown Trout

Crafty ole brown trout
lurks behind that sunken log.
My fly snags a branch.



Winner 9th Place: 1472; Brian Strand (Sponsor) 5/15/25
© Uncle Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cerihew Brown

Christy Brown have you heard of he
one of 23 children ,he was to be
Severely handicapped was his calling
yet his poetics made others sing
Form: Clerihew

The Humble, Brown Snail

Consider the humble, brown snail
He's only a head and a tail
No fingers or toes
Yet, there it goes!
Just follow its shiny, bright trail.
Form: Limerick

Brown Eyes

she is of my race
have a prittey face
we have the same taste
and it don't go to waste
and she is nice and round
and or no lies
i call her
BROWN EYES

Foxy Brown

Foxy Brown had started a trend
By stealing another's boy friend
Next, she was bound and gag
With her head in a bag
She was met with a tragic end
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member High Temps, Brown Grass

High Temps, Brown Grass Haiku By Tom 7/10/2022 Lawn premature brown, July sun is scorching hot. Crab grass will survive.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sensous Brown Eyes




              Beige , wide brimmed straw hat.
              And flirting, brown eyes beneath.
              Flickers of my past.


Form: Couplet

Premium Member Brown Thrasher

brown thrasher lands ice skates across birdbath.... wings take flight
Happened on 01-10-2023 Written: 01-11-2023
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Gogyohka Brown Thrasher

Spirea stirs From gusts of wind 10 MPH Calm, stillness, stirring from down under Brown thrasher Hops out, flies
Form: Other

Premium Member The Brown Leaf



A brown leaf falls from the oak tree.
I saw a single snowflake on your cheek.


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Jennifer Helena Brown

Just
Especially brilliant
Never
Never
Intelligent
For
Early
Riser

Happy
Even
Life
Enters
Night time
Always

Beautiful
Right
On weird days
Won't forget
Never
Form: Acrostic

Meadows of Brown

Walk across the meadows,
Then rest beside me
Come lay here, and
Look beyond the sea
Touch the sky,
Hues of mild blue
Feel the earth, moving
Beneath you.
Form: Lyric

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