Short Citrine Poems

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


Premium Member summer harvest

citrine g l o w basking
restless summer fields of wheat

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r        l         i        g with b r e e z e s
© Sara Jama  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Cuatro- Streaks of Twilight

citrine crescent dims slides back from the bright starry realm dewy mist descends streaks of twilight cuts through sky’s rims.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Empress of Stars, Tableau

She's a citrine pearl
empress of patience
sprinkling lilac stars
and rosemary balm
upon silver scars
above moon-kissed seas



Tableau written for picture 3
Form: Verse

Premium Member Primrose

citrine shine petals
competes to bloom first in spring ---
shuns by the sun taunts

perennial smile
brim fills from roots to the bloom ---
flips like frills of frocks

16 February 2023
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Crimson Wings

rising to the skies
red wings amongst evergreens
butterfly unrest

a citrine sun quest
off to sweet destinations
sounds of noonday gong

shadows are waiting
the day is so still and warm
save flurries of red
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Treasures At Sunup

On dawn skies, peaches
drifting by sable shadows
at coastal sand dunes
Precious gold between my toes
Blue roses on the wild sea

Fading stars, sequins
Turquoise at the horizon
Citrine golden hour
of the fresh breath of the wind
and the gemmed birds uprising
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Irish Lento

Green sparkling in her eyes, 
gasoline beneath her skin; 
Kerosene in everything she says, 
citrine hanging from a devilish grin;

Plucky with the heart of a rebel;  
Bucks back, a walking contradiction;
Loves with the magick of the fey;
Luck? She spells it intuition.
Form: Lento

October's Treasures

In a sky of bluest topaz
I saw the citrine-shattered sun
Glean emeralds from each blade of grass
And gild the elm leaves platinum

Silence, save for the autumn breeze
And in my pockets, not a dime
But do not tell this poet, please
That October’s treasures can’t be mine.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Silhouettes Maigc 9

You tried to rape my pockets,
saw everything but my citrine.
Two feet away is as good as it gets,
do not try and approach me.
I urge you not to place bets,
I’m wielding a black tourmaline dagger.
It could cut out your eye sockets 
leaving a line sleek and clean. 
Mind your manners and the silhouettes.
Form: Other

Soon - Goodbye To Summer

Soon

Icy drops of dew like diamonds 
Crunch beneath summer-sandaled toes. 
Trembling trees release their tired jewels 
To risk breezes off northern snows.  

Topaz, garnet and citrine leaves 
Spiral from moonstone blue skies above 
Emeralds lose their hot weather hues, 
Sparrows cuddle, asleep is the dove
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Spring

As the snowmen melt into patches of green, yellow daffodils spice up the scene. And o'er the squeak of a swing, I hear songbirds sing; a sure sign spring is online greening everything. The wild geese have taken wing and the sun sparkles like a citrine, as the snowmen melt into patches of green.
Form: Rhyme

Deconstructing Orange

Oh you peel the rind
from me
in the gentlest manner
and it falls away 
in fleshy strips 
of bitter 
citrine madness
where calloused there
in orange despair 
it wrapped
a fancied ripeness
your agile hands
palming round
separate each wedge 
I’d planned
with a tender tearing
sound 
and in your mouth
I am the sun
© Sam Poole  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Bronze Oceans

My schooner eases
into the tiger claw
that an umber peninsula
juts seaward.
The carnelian bay 
beckons like honey
as I aim
for twilight's tangerine
and sun's waning citrine
in amber haze.
Papaya clouds whipped
by solar winds
breathe the siren lure
of bronze oceans
in the scriptural future
to my restless golden heart.

6/30/2018
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member I Am Orange



When tint of duskfall weaves through a cloud I spill lacquered paint on bays, ashore my gold-red shades draping sand. Endowed with citrine flame of sky , I soar: Call me ambrosia too. Just outside, nectar drips from marmalade nights honey and cantaloupe bless my glide-- O I'm there...when slice of dawn alights !
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Golden Days

Purple blooms, lost in amber noontime luster,
Fragrantly crowding, in richest beauty cluster.
Sunshine gold seems to shimmer just for her,
As red butterflies wander, with many a flutter!

Awash in garnets, green trees of summertime,
And golden sapphires, warm roses on a vine,
Sparkle all the memorable days, citrine shine,
And flashing colors, of a diamond sun divine!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member As I Said Before

AS I SAID BEFORE

Flights of fancy
colour my eye..

A terracotta
speckled sallow
cochineal
in flaxen fallow..

A bluish buff
soft yellow
saffron shadow
upon mallow.

Flights of fancy
colour my eye...

A mosaic gold
ultra marine
on bone black
umber sanguine.

An olive lind
carnation citrine
reddish red
on earth green.

Flights of fancy
colour my eye...
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Sunspill Alchemy

Written August 27, 2026, For Poetry Wheel Weekly Challenge

Verified by HMS.COM / 8 - 8 - 5 - 5 - 8

Theme: Memory
Emotion: Wonder
Color: Gold
Season: Summer
Form: Limerick
Object: Lego
Verb: Whisper

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The sun in its annual glow,
Turns plastic to citrine below;
A whispered refrain
Of joy and of pain,
Brings childhood wonders to bestow.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Indian Summer Cl

citrine Indian summer sigh 
as blue skies turn a jealous green

dusty weft wind and hours drew nigh
idyllic of seasons has seen

a wanderer of aged mirth, glean
quintessence honey set awry

underneath spun amorous scene 
of sweet scent tease, not a goodbye

1/20/2020

ABAB BABA 8 lines 8 syllables
Poetry Contest: Oh-No A Twisted Char-Lay 
Sponsored by: Charles Messina
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lay

Premium Member Spring



Awaken to citrine sky as   
Birds are heaven bound 
Canvas rich true complementary colors spun.
Delight sensation of sweet scent does tease,
Enchanting pink sunshade trees intertwine
Fervor poetic strokes in cherry blossoms.
Glide through, as time sweeps away a
Humble early morning light.
Impressionistic intrinsic appearance, 
Jitter to tomorrow’s mystic splendor.

12/16/2023
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Sailing In Fortitude

Will storms abate not 
And tides in my favour turn 
Won't the darkest days 
Serenade nights where 
A starlit symphony sings 
Would a new day dawn 
Shrouding past regrets 
Giving rise to hope and joy 
For this jaded one 
Too weary to croon 
Won't the dove so sweetly coo 
Chasing gloom away 
In rays of citrine 
Making mornings more serene 
Peaceful tidings greet 
Gratefully I sail along
Form: Choka

Premium Member Mystic Moon


Oh how she blazes more daring
than midsummer, flitting as a woman
whose spirit enters inside my pores
on a clear skyline. Like the glaze
she was born from, Mystic Moon thrusts
her citrine arms fluid, wild, loving;


her feverish way of tasting her own moment
highlighting the stencils of open light;
as she gleams, oh so lusciously!.




Theme #5--The Moon Contest
sponsored by SKAT

Premium Member Afternoon Mosaic Garden

Rose quartz reposes in peridot buds Jade trees dangle Ruby Reds Unafraid lapis jays swoop on a topaz cat with emerald eyes lazing under a citrine sun Amethyst iris preen through amber rays of afternoon the shadow of a moon stone whispering behind an aquamarine sky A silent pool meditates in turquoise 1st Place Contest No. 300 Premier Sponsor: Brian Strand 6/21/17
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Sapphire Skies

In sapphire skies dabbled with marshmallow clouds, a citrine sun shines like a precious jewel. And I rush to the beach to avoid the crowds, hoping to find a shady spot where it's cool. The humidity morphs into drops of sweat, and my entire body is soon sopping wet. But once I get there, it's not such a bummer, just a typical hot day in the summer. (Rispetto) 7/7/2018
Form: Rispetto

Premium Member I kissed the Moon

I kissed the moon tonight, enveloped with quartz amulets of Luna as luminous streams of stars paint my poetic sky glazed in citrine dust tracing rain dews in your eyes to cleanse these scars I hide within teal rivers, swiftly ferrying lanterns whilst wishing upon the Milky Way that your cosmic rhymes would save my aching soul from drowning , so take my heart, engrave love
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Mimosa Sunrise

Blush
fair skies 
mist Sol-kissed
citrine seduced 
mimosa clouds bask
dreamy in champagne light 

golden-god’s sparkle fills
chalices roused and
rouged as poppies
hail dawn with
unfurled 
whorls


Susan Ashley
August 16, 2021


~ First Place ~
Premiere Contest: Merse 
Sponsor: Malabika Ray Choudhury


*rouged: verb; French; colored red*

*image: Nature Wallpapers > Fields > Poppy field at sunrise*
Form: Verse

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