Short Chaff Poems

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


A Tree For All To See

That's
how it is
the chaff
blown away
and the kernel
of truth
takes root
a magnificent
everlasting
tree
of man.


Each Choice

The moments of these days…
the wheat from the chaff

Each choice confirmation
—the first from the last

(H.U.P. May, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

My Jenny Horse

Now I think I have to concede
My Jenny horse eats too much feed,
Loves her chaff, loves fresh grass,
But through the barn door she can't pass,
Clearly a case of food stampede..
Form: Limerick

Mission Santa Cruz

Early mission's ruin makes chaff.
Former pride's diminished by half.
Seen now old destruction's no laugh.
Glory's faded.
Rogues were ruled not by an oak staff.
Prudence jaded.
Form: Rhyme

Treshold Spirits

Keep the old chaff safe
in its place, don’t shuffle 
broken bits of straw
out the door 
opening on the landscape 
of morning. I don’t remember 
a single dream. I’ll
step out clean.
Form: Lyric


Betty's Little Calf

Betty had a little calf,
It was white and brown,
Everywhere that Betty went
It followed her around.
She fed it twice every day
With a bucket full of chaff,
The way Daisy munched it
Made young Betty laugh.
Form: Rhyme

Trump To Be Great

Trump To Be Great

Trunk thinks only way to be great
Is having face that is always straight
And at yourself never able to laugh
Not able to separate wheat from chaff
Yet still his ego likes to congratulate.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Unforgiving

Festival of-
earthen lamps.	
Separating the grain from chaff.

*

Pigeons will-
not be let out to fly.
It is going to be a moonless night.

*

The skin has peeled off.
Time to move on.
The bared trees.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Premium Member A Garden of My Own

If I cannot lose sight of my past misguided pre-conceptions, how can I then separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes down to planting a healthy righteous garden of my own April 18 2022

Spinoza

Inside the keepers pantry
Spinoza can look into any lenses
Our lives have changed since then
as the chaff of wheats trail
Tells us truth is neigh
as it shimmers with the dust
as we guide our silent prayers
to Gods substantive creation.

Betty's Pet

BETTY’S PET

Betty had a little calf,

It was white and brown,

Everywhere that Betty went,

It followed her around.


She fed it twice every day

With a bucket full of chaff,

The way Daisy munched it 

Made young Betty laugh.
Form: Rhyme

To Warm the Heart

cold-
      numbing cold outside.
      a star or to
      high in the sky.

heavy snow bending bare branches
the wind-invisible sand
blowing wildly 
like so much chaff.

     fire warms shivering bones.
nothing to warm a frigid heart.

My Sweetest Other Half

MY SWEETEST OTHER HALF
I owe you so much oh my sweetest other half
All of my life, I feel like I am a little chaff
Or I can be a smallest calf
Everything we do, we conceive on our best behalf
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando September 6, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

The Coming

Inside the Keepers pantry
Jesus can stare at any mirror
Our lives have changed
likens the chaff of wheat 
The Lord is neigh
as truth wrestles amongst the shimmering trees
and we are guided by our missives
The green patterns of holly
roots our dreams

Premium Member Zen mode

separating wheat from the chaff
we laugh at our gaffe
being spirit and not mind-body
sometimes mired in thoughts shoddy
so refining consciousness bit by bit
threefold flame of Christ in heart lit
we delight beholding form transform
swept away in a benign bliss storm
Form: Rhyme

Can the Grain Be Saved

I am an island unto myself I toil not I reap but I do not sow caught in a snare of thorns and thistles my roots have decayed a nightmarish dream with no beginning or ending can I delay judgement? as the winds blow away the chaff can the grain be saved?

Drought Ending

Tan grasses, dry chaff 'neath burning feet, parched and brittle as I walk down sad, withered lawns. Earth's cracked brown tongue craving one cool drink of reviving rain. I note the scent of water on the wind.
Faye Lanham Gibson Copyright, June 1, 2014
Form: Nonet

Counting Crows

Sometimes money isn’t enough,
the wheat rejects the chaff

Wealth attained by winnowing gain, 
the scarecrow only laughs

Sometimes money isn’t enough,
the numbers rise and fall

Interest accrues¬ as attrition renews
—the richest count forestalled 

(Valley Forge: November, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

We Shall Be Dust

People do like mischief and chatter,
Really, what does it all matter?
It is only about chaff and stuff,
In 100 years, we'll all be dust,
This is what makes me meaner,
As i empty more dust from the vacuum cleaner,
We shall all be a little pile of dust,
And our pets, a tiny heap of fluff!

Shatter

yet words that flow, the rhyme you know, forgiveness really matters, exactly as you try to show, hatred mind does shatter, forgive, with love although, so many curse the latter, love at end of days you know, sieve chaff from oats the patter... be there soul that matters? Don Johnson
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member All Is Right

The moon, luscious drop,
soothing the chaff of day.

The stars, flocks of grazing 
glitters -- heavenly sheep
tallied till the dawn of
a new and hopeful morn -- 

Earth, making fond concentric
circles; beloved sun, 
her prime and central spark -- 

All is right, with God’s light and dark.
© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member They Have No Hands

There is a labyrinth 
which draws the mind.
There is a maze
running through the corn.
Even the crow is pensive.
There is a certain derision
coming out of the chaff.
Cattle are calling with their eyes;
their eyes are full of sorrow.
They would sing the day-song,
strum a tune,
but they have no hands.
© Bill Yates  Create an image from this poem.

Unto Thee

To thee,YAHUAH,do i look.
Oh!,My God,i trust in you.
My foe scolds me,have them not,
Break them like chaff,even like hu-wars' knot.
On thee did my attention tarry,
Proove me and make me merry.

Mockery is by me,squeezing out my faith.
Deliver me O YAHUAH,before my faith's death.
        17:16:11:14:14
Form: Lyric

Childhood Days

I reflect on our childhood days,
Not such pure and perfect ways,
Mother nagged us for so long,
Her negative carp was very strong,
When we kids reached our teens,
That's when she got really mean,
Endearing not, was the scene,
Past of our family magazine,
Now we look back and laugh,
Turn the page on mother's chaff!

Premium Member Under the Laden Clouds Nursery Rhyme

Listen to the Ladybug laugh;
Lingers and crawls up the giraffe’s
Long legs and neck, holding a staff.
Love to get its lips on the light chaff;
Later delights on a leaf for a late lunch.

Lazy near a log by the lake for a lush brunch,
Lamb, lion, and calf lie and   munch
Limiting little for later to the bunch.

12/6/2020
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

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