Short Burrow Poems

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


Consumed

All of the regrets I try to burrow
I'll end up being in sorrow
Whenever I become hollow
I find myself crying in my pillow
Form: Rhyme


Ache

The sorrow it’ll bring Will leave burrow in my heart I’ll learn to grow for sure That my life is now And tomorrow anew
Form: Rhyme

We Whisper Wind

The forest gallops 
Through the night
The horsemen rides
Near candlelight
The mountains 
Burrow deep inside
This ground
We whisper wind,
Without a sound

I'M Feeling Kinda of Crabby Today

as the low tide sets
                                           sand bubbler emerge burrow
                                                      quickly sifting grains
Form: Haiku

The Lass From Sassafras

There was a sweet lass from Sassafras
Who each morn rode a large burrow to class
          But once after school
          Near killed a fellow pupil
Who remarked on the size of her ass!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member February Two

The groundhog really doesn't seek his shadow.
He's peering out to find his Lady Love.
If she appears, he'll woo her to his burrow
And we can deal with winter here above.

By: Joyce Johnson

Premium Member Novembers Coming

spongy mushroom land
a violets gentle smile
leaves on forest floor

squirrels cast aways
crucified pieces and bits 
acorns and walnuts

waters turn over
fish burrow into the banks
novembers coming
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Shadows On the Sand

Shadows on the sand; little crabs following mama. Shadows follow everyone but, crabs can burrow to hide; I can’t. It’s ok, my shadow is friendly with me but, crabs don’t know that.
Form: Sijo

Sheltered Under a Capital T

Ask me a question
don't ask to ask me a question
Tell me crawling little lies
that burrow inside
Squirming tingles
I can't keep the secrets
i have let go
Trust rusts and ruts
Lies idles slides ides
march

Time

As Time Goes By 

Each grain of sand 
On the waste of Sahara
Is a word spoken
A lover´s whisper
A story told and 
A song sung.
And now lizards and
Snakes burrow under 
The sand to
Escape the fierce sun.
Form: Cinquain

Show and Tell

Stale, summer
Heat. 

Boiling in this
Skin bath
Are you and I. 

An obsession, 
Now a memento
Of dark complexion, 
Stiffened surprises. 

I burrow into the 
Pill case now
With no more than 
An ant farm
In my pocket.

Life is not a bed roses

As I see a leaf fall apart
I see the love that depart
The roads are paved with stones like needle
I always walk through pain that moodle
Oh God deliver thy happiness 
Give me sorrows 
For that I am from the burrow

Divorce Court

Ecclesiastical is this 
Problem now. 

And I wish to expel
Sentiments of fluff
that flounder and burrow

So sugary but
Stale is the taste
You spilled on my 
Palette. 

As the time ticks
Fast and furious
I deserve an escape.

Thy Death

‘neath the fear of man and joy of mate,
bequeath thy death and burrow thy fate-
‘tis a filament of life strung straight,
bestowing a trait... of death too late


2.18.20
Poe-etic Verse Poetry Contest
Charles Messina
Form: Verse

Premium Member SUMMER WORKING ANTS-


working are the ants midst new summer month burrow- ing tunnels collect- ing gleaning shares foods substances underground in --terstate commerce 6/2/25 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2025©
Form: Haiku

Show and Tell

Stale, summer
Heat. 

Boiling in this
Skin bath
Are you and I. 

An obsession, 
Now a memento
Of dark complexion, 
Stiffened surprises. 

I burrow into the 
Pill case now
With no more than 
An ant farm
In my pocket.

Premium Member autumn

autumnal colors
close neighboring planet skies
equinox sunsets

red hue leaves tussle
woodchuck pops from its burrow
dog sniff, yelps in pain

quiver across limbs
perching mockingbird's mimic
nightly shooting stars

9/18/2024
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Barren

Bungalow shrouded by sorrow
Ancillary space time doth borrow
Recycled dreams in dark basement furrow
Residual memories in corroded hope chest burrow
Embezzled ambitions in fallow vault sallow
Naked soul in hollowed-out walls doth wallow
Form: Acrostic

Past

The past gives me goosebumps, to think about in detail, not to hover over the pits like a 
feather, but to burrow deep down into the cracks and the creases, to unpeel the half healed 
wounds and to pour salt on the cuts that are red and angry.
Form:

Tricked

Silently he moves,
secretive by nature,
cautious by design,
startled by sudden movement,
dashes to safety,
watchful in his burrow,
tricked by skeletal shadows
of overgrown grass,
hunger pangs his insides,
ignored,
greater his will to survive.

My Pet Wombat

Pat, pat, pat,
He's my wombat,
Wee Winky is his name,
Pat, pat, pat,
Wee Winky sat,
He really is quite tame.

Stroke, stroke, stroke,
He's just awoke,
Winky's such a sleepy head,
Stroke, stroke, stroke,
He's a hairy bloke, 
A burrow is his bed.
Form: Rhyme

We Are Floating

Sleep with me
burrow beneath the quilts
skin to skin
a scandal in mid day
rest with me
lull me with your deep breathing
hold me
your arms just right around me
how we fit together so perfectly
dozing I know
the light is seeping away
we are floating
Form:

Premium Member Take Good Care of Your Egg

Aww, a blanket of men
With 18 hands
And happy feet
Around me stands 

By smokey fires 
Like a hippy
And keep me warm 
When it gets nippy

Deep inside the penguin pile
Absorbing love, burrow and smile
18 arms and 18 legs
8 men and one happy egg :-)
Form: Rhyme

The Settled Morning

From my porch
Wrap up with extreme-cold weather clothing
The January sun bathes weakly through the early morning grounds
I seek alone by such astonished far-fat mountain-side
When some dared rabbits at burrow doorway gazing
Like a thief at the overheated clouds!
Form: Haiku

Wayra Reveries of Ore

burrow of silence,
empty links worn - crimson flaws;
fearing bare hallow lone tracks-
veering with precision...
             to reveries of persian ore




SECOND EDITION OF WAYRA Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Nette OnClaud
Written: August 13, 2019

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