Short Chimes Poems

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


Premium Member Haiku 12-23-2017

Haiku 12-23-2017


a coating of ice
tinkling of tree limb wind chimes
whimsical worry

©12/23/2017
John G. Lawless
Form: Haiku


A Wedding In May

lilies of the valley bloom white upon wooded hills A wedding bell chimes haiku © CarolineCécile - 03.23.12
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Beauty's Premise

Beauty is an empty premise
  Whose truth is sorely tested
Valor's bell chimes crystal clear
  In quiet heroes is it nested
Form: Rhyme

Love's Pain

Love's pain is like a postage stamp
being licked too many times
When you wonder who she'll woo
in a letter sent with chimes
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Voices In the Breezes

Soft breezes calming Voices from swaying wind chimes Message from heaven
written June 6, 2021
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Chimes

freezing rain lingers
wind chimes hang from curled up leaves
icicles tinkle

1/25/2021

A Moment in Nature Poetry Contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Healing Places

wind chimes sing to me
               music that takes me away
                    self-healing places

Heidi Sands

5/14/22
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The spell of chimes and jangles

want to hear from you
not with you laying it out
but in clangs and chimes
that evoke my own response ~
easier to write that way
Form: Tanka

Sky Twinkle

''A brilliant, peltdown, and a sprinkle. In the midst of slamming, sky blue twinkle 		
O' during melodic chimes --my mind chinkle.''
sky
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Leap of History

Nicolae Ceausescu

Blood on morning dew

Severed neck for fascist crimes

As justice rings in freedom’s chimes


24th January
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Moonlight and Wind Chimes

Moonlight and wind chimes,
the thunder is jarring me;
Echoed by the tide 
playing a moody soundtrack 
pulling on my restless soul.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Snowball Thaws

Listen to poem:
Drip drop, splish splat, flip flop, tick-tock, drops like clock, chimes click away as ice thaws dribble jots
Form: Shape

Serenity

Woods in deep mist
shallow brook of shimmering slik
unweaves over rocks.
Cooling breeze -- rustling leaves
wind chimes in the nght

Premium Member Bells Revel, Bells Toll

The chimes reveling above,
  flush with high-spirits, considering

The dolorous toll of the bells
  below, met with knowing glances

The Third Chime

Of all the chimes, it was the third,
And this I well recall--
It was the saddest sound I've heard,
And the loneliest of all.

--Mel
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wind Chimes

Wind Chimes


     hanging wind chimes ring;

     the silent listener hears

      songs the Seasons sing.


           8/22/18
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Mad Bull

if you hear wind chimes blows his nose like a mad bull~ our world twists to leaves
Written: February 07, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Silence Heard

stopping while
walking past a
house hearing
the sounds of
something un
seen but with
these they
turn it into
music

wind
chimes
Form:

Premium Member AUTUMNAL BLISS--Seasonal Crystalline Poem

AUTUMNAL BLISS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
autumn's winds, a playful caress dissonant wind chimes dance in artful bliss

Feel the Music.....

Bells and chimes

          every now and then rhymes

                 soothing,betrothing

                     of nature's time....

Bells ring

Zen loving chimes,
Our exquisite times,
Spring chickens reborn,
"Still awake?" We yawn.
Basically harmless, you see,
Dreams are fantasy.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Just Loving Life


My wind chimes entertain me as I write
of bright blooms and cool rain,
nearby fields of golden grain,
and life’s joys that never wane.
Form: Englyn

Through the Moon and the Pines

night
cleanse the air
with
the scent of cherry wood
then
somehow
through
the moon and the pines
that
let us hear 
those wooden chimes

Ice

A crystal shell
     Of sparkling glass
Embracing its host
       In a frozen hug
That tinkles like chimes
       On winter’s dead flowers.

Premium Member The Soul Will Now Sing

wind chimes faintly ring
                     in the silence of this day
                       the soul will now sing

Heidi Sands

12/29/18
Form: Haiku

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