Short Chilly Poems

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


Raindrops

Chilly rain, drops softly
Upon me
As it lightly brushes
Across my face
Giving me a feeling
Of pure bliss and ecstasy
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Foxes and Fillies

chilly  billy  silly  filly love ain't for sheep, chilly Billy sighs, drains many a silly filly dry
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Season

Fall 
chilly cool 
raking eating Halloweening
hills Windy breezy pond 
Blossoming garden grilling 
warm sunny 
spring
Form: Diamante

Chillie Hot

Chilllie hot
Chilly not

Chilllie hot
No,sweat but

Battles tongue
To settle once

In little while
Peddles smile!

The Green Twig

the green twig
from the failing honeysuckle
presses this window
leads me to love the green force
even in chilly december
Form: Tanka


Flutter To Beauty

a chilly morning - -
light snow falls onto apple 
blossom on the ground 

for Rick's contest
theme: to flutter in beauty
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Chilly

Chilly chime my final rhyme Notorious for empty rhythm Spring befalls a season’s time A writer lost in euphemism
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Humane Nature

powerless creek creaks unable pond pondering sun shimmering hope~ a nuturing nature hails chilly issue jiffy freeze
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Chilly Surprise

In the bright sunshine
the chilled wind
raised pimply goose bumps.

The capricious weather
fooled us again.

Dilly, 
Dilly.

Premium Member Golden

golden morning sun dances upon chilly lake.. red maples undress
Inspired by Skat's contest pictures
Form: Haiku

Shifting Paradigms

This text is silly?
I think your mind is chilly...
Read between the lines,
It's less about making rhymes
Than it's shifting paradigms
Form: Tanka

Fall

Fall
cool, chilly
raking, playing, schooling
leaves, apples, flowers, trees
blooming blossoms, growing, flowering
warm, sunny
Spring
© Jenny Lu  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Diamante

Premium Member coffee chilled

a chilly perked coffee tale

cube clinked icy beans prevail

cool refreshing sip

summer fellowship

a brewed journey never fail.
Form: Limerick

Taking the Wrong Bus To Philly

There once was a Man name billy
who had a good Friend in Philly
he took the wrong bus
and had such a fuss
and now he's sitin there  chilly
© Eddee Shaz  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Pain

Chilly, silken rivulets rain

and break the bound

by their chains

those tears of sorrow

loss and shame

began the dawn

and swept the pain..
Form: Rhyme

Breathless

thoughts of you 
arise like this dawn
in blushes of color
i linger in them 
to find warmth
in this chilly air 
both leave me 
breathless
day

Premium Member Serious Limerick 2022

A limerick should be fun and silly
It should not be sad and chilly
I must confess
things are a mess
A prayer for the world this poem will be
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Smokescreen

Do I miss you, or do I miss the smoke -
Of your promise on my lips?
Both are warming on a chilly night,
But here I struggle to breathe, I choke.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chilly Jilly

This summer, it was Jilly’s dream
to eat a sweet, chilly ice cream
A seagull it took
Jilly said, “Oh, look!”
For Jilly’s too sweet to blaspheme!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Autumn's Arrival



Fall sashays in with chilly air,
bright swirling leaves, and season’s fare—
all subjects of the poet’s pen.
With chilly air, fall sashays in.
Form: Quatrain

There Once Was a Girl Named Lilly

There once was a girl named Lilly
who often liked to be silly
she put a spoon upon her nose
then she wrote a bit o' prose
and called it mexican chilly !
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member White Weather

Blue heights freeze to the white
Chilly and subzero winds rampage everywhere
Cold crafts descend onto the nation
Tempest blizzards
beautiful, yet deadly

Limerick Tilly

Have an old boxer dog named Tilly
Whose loud snores are driving me silly
Tried those nasal strips
But they wouldn’t stick
The look she gave me was quite chilly
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Silly Milly

There once was a girl named Milly,
Who was incredibly silly.
At the crack of dawn,
She'd bathe with clothes on,
That way she wouldn't get chilly.

8/3/21
Form: Limerick

Old Man Winter

Old man winter has a chilly blast.
Oh, thank heavens it does not last.
Feel the wind and the snow,
Piling up on the chateau.
The effects of winter are vast.
Form: Limerick

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