Short Campground Poems
Short Campground Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Campground by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Campground by length and keyword.
Crickets chime,
Nightlit clouded water shines.
Raindrops lightly pour on me,
Who knows what tomorrow will be.
Sleep in a cabin,
Sit round a fire.
Talk like we’ll never tire.
Voice of the darkness
Singing within silence.
Categories:
campground, nature, travel,
Form:
Free verse
Don't speak.
please stay silent;
The night whispers so loud,
this old campground remains haunted;
It's true,
legends that were burned in the fire;
Solitary creatures
watch from afar,
hidden.
Categories:
campground, dark, emotions, horror,
Form:
Cinquain
What makes the campfire boho I asked the complainer.
They are weird, loose and carefree, said Nosy McGainer.
She wears long ruffled dresses, Mr. Gainer suggested.
They have so much company, their camper is often congested.
I suggest you find another campfire, I told the McGainers.
They had been a blight on the campground for years, these complainers.
I met the boho couple and their children, all five were a delight.
The McGainers moved down the road, and we all had a great night.
Categories:
campground, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme