Short Chorus Poems

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


Premium Member Tanka

birdsong chorus
greets the rising crimson sun
joined by cock's crow
grey clouds line the horizon
a good day for fishing
Form: Tanka


A Thousand Lotus

Chorus of a thousand lotuses,
Fill the air with your lethal tune,
And spread your sweet aroma into the mouth of the unaware.

Passion Released

The chorus unleashed
  all heavens refrain

The passion released
  —again and again

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Faith Chorus

A
lasting
requiem-
music to the
soul


Tribute to Christian writer/muscians eg Graham Kendrick/Stuart Townend/Dallas Holm
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member Hidden Chorus

crickets are singing
          in the heat, this summer day 
                    a hidden chorus 


Heidi Sands 

8/25/21
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Nature Sings

There is a grand chorus
From creek beds and little ponds.
Nature’s music voiced at twilight
The melody of the frogs, plays on.

Premium Member TINY CHORUS

TINY CHORUS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ choir of crickets small chorus hidden in grass summer’s fading song
Form: Haiku

Chorus Sounds

The Chorus Sounds,
For Victory Now!

Cheers Across The Sky.

The Chorus Sounds,
For Victory Now!

Upon Our Leg's 
We Fly!!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

Day Break

Arise
   And listen as,
   Dawns chorus greets, earths light.
   Sweet songbirds sing, and heralds in
   Sunrise


   6/ 8/ 2015.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member The Tree Frogs

Listening to tree frogs' chorus
Listening  quietly tonight  to tree  leaves  rustle  , frogs' chorus blending

My Beautiful One - In Chorus

If you want to weep 
in any of the rooms 
of my empty heart,
and as all the boarders 
between them are porous
you can weep in chorus

The 16 Word Show

Echo 
chorus
vibration 
sound

stage
boom
audience 
rapture

fervor 
fire 
feeling
abound

somewhere
time
moment
capture

Spring Chorus

mellifluous sounds
join silent golden trumpets ~
to herald in spring

02.03.19

Spring Haiku Poetry Contest : sponsored by Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Night Sounds

Night Sounds Miracle Man 8/11/2024 The Bullfrog chorus, has stolen the nights stillness; not the moons brightness.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member lyrebird

Listen to poem:
forest oracle
lyre-tail fanned in forest light
leaf-scratching lyrebird

undergrowth mimic
sound archivist of forest
echoes dawn’s chorus
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Australian Magpie

Listen to poem:
magpie struts haughty
its demeanor black and white
lies betwixt between

warbling dawn chorus
is a caroling warning ~
this is my flock folks
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Winged Angels

“When a cardinal appears in your yard, it’s a visitor from heaven.”
-author Unknown


Daylight begins with a sweet chorus of angels with wings

Happy Birthday, Covenant

spirit’s star blazes
angels slough caste to chorus
tongues of shepherds freeze
pride-twisted scripture withers
born clean is the King of Souls
Form: Tanka

Premium Member October Bliss

cold’s fire rages
against dawn’s smoldering clouds
calliope colors sing
a treetop chorus
sad songs of jubilation
fulfilling soft budded dreams
Form: Sedoka

Summer Night Delight

the crickets singing
an hallelujah chorus
under the full moon
   my heart now bursting with love
   since you said you love me too


7/12/11
Form: Tanka

"the Messiah" - Performed Live

Upon the first strains
The entire audience stands...
Sing Hallelujah!!


(Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus"...King George II started this tradition)
Form: Senryu

Mosquitoes

Mosquitoes
	

Hovering in the humid night
Singing an eerie chorus on my distraught ear
Hungry swords & Daggers poised


JM

17th Oct’ 2013
Form: Haiku

Harmonious Hearts

Mellifluous, magical moment;
'I love you' whispered in chorus


05.02.19


 A Valentine Crystalline Poetry Contest: sponsored by Kim Rodrigues

Premium Member Nine Sisters Then Me

Times really have changed Since being a young lad unrestrained Was the star Favorite by far Nine older sisters our own chorus line
Form: Limerick

God Is Good All the Time

God is good
All the time
When we're faithful- 
Or unkind-
Cause God is good
Loving all the time-
For he's a true friend
Of yours and mine-  (Chorus)
Form: Ballad

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