Short Catches Poems

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


Life Water

Life water
wash me down
simple moments water rushing
over winter white feet
tumbled rocks purple catches me
waiting.


Premium Member Pond - Haiku

bull's-eye ripples spread
liquid glass surface shattered -
pond catches boy's stone.


Susan Ashley
August 28, 2017
Form: Haiku

Living In Tragedy

Killing reality,
I'm living in tragedy,
Whimpers of cries,
Catches my eyes,
Fog up my vision,
I had made my decision.
Form:

The Elements

The fire consumes our souls
The wind spreads the fire
The earth catches the sparks
The water destroys the funeral pyre.
Form:

Hungry Hunter

Reticent Hunter

a reticent hunter: Croc
sails, stalks, explodes out o' water
and catches its prey.


25th Aug' 2013
Form: Haiku


Foggy Night

foggy night
a cobweb catches
the glow of fluorescents


haiku part of haibun


Published:  Contemporary Haibun Online
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sweet Gum

sweet gum's base wrapped tight tree's limbs loaded with round balls.... pond catches offsprings
Form: Haiku

Been Watching You

every day i say
when you cme my way
as you go by
you catches my eye
so mush you do
attracts me too
have been
WATCHES YOU

Premium Member Rain

rain pours down from darkening sky -- bucket catches leak
4/17/21 For Line Gauthier's One Haiku contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Amorous Jaguar

amorous jaguar
vegetation concealed
prowling the jungle

he catches a whiff
she cougar but it is fresh
he begins journey
Form: Senryu

It Is Fever

Love is fever without known medicine on earth.
It catches anyone on target,
then the two suffer together
until after bed rest.

Dead Cats and Dead Mouses

DEAD CATS AND DEAD MOUSES!
  -Dharga Nagar Safa

Cat catches rat-

I learned then!

Copycats mouse-

My child learns now!

Premium Member Super Bowl Football

SUPER BOWL FOOTBALL

The wide reciever, if he catches football touchdown.  
3/13/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Resonance

Your voice can do things 
some hands will never master, 
Making my neck arch 
whisper and my breath catches,
bathed in resonance.
Form: Tanka

Flower Drives Me

flower
catches my hand,
brings me to the soft heart,
enlarges my dream to your growth
life 


-Monday, June 24, 2019 Chattogram

Premium Member that is a bee

Dog is after a giant bee
Snapping his chops to every degree
If he catches it, he will readily see
It’s best to let those evil ones flee
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member What's a Football Touch

What's A Football Touchdown

The wide reciever, if he catches football touchdown?  
3/13/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018

Premium Member The Wind

From my lips
Songs of love
In the wind

Wind catches
Garden gate
A rhythm

Slow dancing
With the wind
Daffodils



For the "Ellip" contest..
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Staircase

shadow shimmies up stairs catches my eye and ceasing its pursuit stops so I can snap its soul coiled and still
Form: Verse

Premium Member Her Valentine Gems

Light catches her eyes Sparkling on Valentines night Like blue sapphire gems http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/love-3.php
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Dreamcatchers

Spiritual winds, Good dreams filter, sleeper sleeps; Web catches the bad, http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/native-americans.php
Form: Haiku

True Sight Insight

The blue sky we see
                      our sight catches bluish from the distance
                                    sees the true sight insight
Form:

Blackbird Fred

There is one in the garden soon fed
He is always the first from his bed
Haven’t you heard ?
It’s the early bird
Catches the worm - Blackbird Fred
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Memory

A camphor tree trunk

                              catches up memories tape 

                                                 tears of old woman
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

December Sky

The moon is misted with rain,
And moon-tears dribble and drain
The length of the sky.  They fall
Into the Big Dipper, that catches them each and all.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

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