Short Cabin Poems

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Premium Member Log Cabin

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           Bam 

            into 
       the limber

   (i meant lumber)

 he plow'd his wedge

            Bam
Form: Imagism


Cabin Fever

A little house on the prairie
Was home to a virgin fairy
She lived with an elf
Who played with himself
All the way from Tipperary
Form: Limerick

Cabin Fever

Her eyes see clouds above the ridge
As if she soon might cross that bridge
But its a scam
She just wants jam
(The bathroom scales are by the fridge)
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hunter's Cabin

deer hunter's cabin left naked in former woods... miles_strip cleared of trees
Not sure that this qualifies as a true Haiku
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cabin Tableau

Deep in the pine woods,

Small glass panes reflect

Warmth of a stone hearth.

Dust motes rise slow;

Cabin smells of sap.

Winter's world outside.
Form: Verse


Premium Member Cabin Fever

Shadows depressed along silent walls;
Loneliness aches where sunlight fails.

A Romantic, Passionate or Sad Crystalline Poem Poetry Contest
2/1/2026
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin

Premium Member Canoe, Cabin, and Camp

Row, row and sing,
Rest, rest and listening.
We’ll listen to the lullaby of a siren’s voice.
We’ll hear the ambience
Of the night’s silence.
Walk, walk and talk,
Stand, stand and be proud.

Premium Member Cabin Fever

Whoever has cabin fever, hold up your hands Can't hold up mine, cause I'm typing and can't Never lived in a cabin Assumed no distractions But must make allowances for wielding an ax
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Chawbacon Cabin

chawbacon cabin
keen rustic and ramble shack
alone in the woods

alive at one time
home to large spider webs now
and some ugly rats

alone and quite sad
discarded and disheveled
feeling kind of lost
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Log Cabin 'sequel'

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                           Bam

                           into 
                      the tender

                  (i meant timber)

              he plow'd hiz wedge

                           Bam
Form: Imagism

Premium Member A Cabin In the Woods

Who would want to build a cabin in the woods Realizing we're competing with 7 billion sharing the goods A cabin in obscurity Doesn't provide security Too many could take advantage, these human wolves
Form: Limerick

In the Cabin Layed

whisp of wind on rained ruined skin.
hail of stone on cabin wood thin.
death of day as the moon laughs loud.
accompanied by it's star encrusted shroud.
howl of humility spares my spirit and feeds my under nourished mind.

Premium Member Peaceful Cabin

*Inspired by a painting I did.


The cabin sits on the edge of pond ground
Golden hues in the sky reflect all around
Where the pines and birch surround
Calm water, stillness and peace are found

Heidi Sands

2/28/26

(C)opyright
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Henry David Thoreau

American naturalist, essayist, philosopher, poet, teacher and transcendentalist.
He pursued spiritual growth through denial of worldly pleasures and simple living.
He left society to live apart in a small cabin as one of the first hippies to exist.
Form: Bio

The Fortune Teller's Cabin Part 1

Last Wednesday afternoon,
When I left my tomb,
There was a letter at the door-

Pentagram stamped,
Madame Rapoza's scrawl:

"When we last met,
Your heart was in the woods
And my cabin bare,
But how can I tell your fortune,
without you there?"

To be continued...
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Rain Psalms

In a simple cabin, deep in the hills Rain sprinkles against a roof of tin Lulling softly, the voice it stills Breathing joy, psalms flow within Your Best Four Line Light Verse Poetry Contest Sponsored by: L MILTON HANKINS August 14, 2021

The Nature's Beauty Besides My Cabin

Through a hole I see
Moon and sea beauty collide
Inspiring my heart.

Chilled right by my side
I can now hear the waves sound
Hurling its spree.

Mountain at my left
Standing like pyramid
Bringing rays of hope.

Full moon is hiding
Behind cumulus thick cloud
Beauty shy my eyes.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cedar Cabin

A new neighbor has moved in
On the country place
How do I know, I saw him
Check out the space

It is a small cedar cabin
Above the grassy lawn
There food is plentiful again
Each day a chorus at dawn

He is secretive and quiet
Slips in and out his door
Gathers bugs for their diet
Dew for their water source
Form: Rhyme

This Old Man and the Cabin

Dusted shelves
cobweb lanterns
weak floors tell tales 
of those who walked.

Rusted nails
explain no answers
his wooden
frail,
rustic box.

(so he burned it)
 
"Leave this planet
you darkened cabin.
spare this old man his sanity!"

He burned his past
smoke carried it vast.
off to heaven 
to the Old Man's family.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Christmas Cabin

 
In my mind- I recall a place beautiful in winter, a log cabin nestled deep in the isolated woods. Father, took us to this wonderland at Christmas, decorated inside and outside with lights and a tree. A snowy retreat that only exists now in my memories, yet, I only need close my eyes and I am there again.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Cozy Cabin

In my heart there sits a cabin
It's waiting there for you
To come and live inside it
It's big enough for two 

In my heart there sits a cabin
It's empty as of now
But it will wait for you my love
As will I, I vow
 
In my heart there sits a cabin
It's comfy and it's warm
And it will keep us cozy
Through every big snowstorm
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Snowy Sunday Memories

a million years ago
yet seems like yesterday
memories of a winter cabin
on fresh snowy sundays
dad orchestrating
heavenly aromas
of coffee percolating
and toast on wood stove



Published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~CAFFEINE INFUSION~ 2020
Also published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~SNOW WHITE~ 2020

AP: 2nd place 2022

Cabin Fever

Can't go out
Weather won't permit
Too cold, too wet, too slippy
Dressed up warm 
I clean and cook
And wash and iron and polish
Listen to the radio
Despair at the news
Hum to the music
Escape from the world
Enter boredom
Slowly at first
Then snaking into the psyche
Banging with frustration
Screaming at the world
I wan't to explode
© Liz Walsh  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Mountain Cabin

Sun sets quick in fields now green
Soon bronze shafts to be set free
Cabin two hundred years old
Falling down ghost memories untold
Mountain top hide out
Once proud view stout
Miles away forests can be seen
Here one blessed scene
Crop of rock stand tall
Nature away could fall
My heart my soul
Stories untold
Home long ago 
Few only know
© Bic Gi-Sa  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Cabin fever

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   Without light
      Gold will
         Not
       Glisten

   Without hers
    Turgid  fupa
      ‘Tatched
     Az molded
         Clay
         Unto
    Hern thicks

   did i mention
  ‘Bout the gold
   *Glistening*

 "regard not the
         scop
  the bard iz the 
    punctilious 
     carnivore"

          hm

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