Short Climb Up Poems

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


Spring and Flower Seeds

soon they will bloom
its what it brings
some grow tall
climb up the wall
become long weeds
ITS SPRING
AND FLOWER SEEDS


No Moon

Well lit light in dark old sky
Hue of gold on tree top high
Climb up high and caught him right
No moon this day no need cry.
Form: Jueju

Step Ma

In top sitting my Ma,

Taking steps to climb up step Ma,

Still,

Steps behind my Ma,

Step Ma,

Step Ma for me a stigma!

Premium Member A Climb To the High Plain-

As I climb up the mountain I do not stop until I have reached the highest top~

12/6/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
Form: Monoku

From Dullness To Diamond Part 2

I tried,
To climb up,
Up above the earth, 
Up above my underestimating thoughts,
Up above their thought of inferiority,
Up where I should've been.
-Saniyapoetry


American Flag

American flag
My favorite colors are red,white and blue
I always fly in the wind 
I always climb up high and see everybody every day 
I make sure people know they are free

Premium Member Gutter

Each fall it filled with leaves,
each year, the two of them
would climb up to the eaves
clear the golden blanket;
not this year, or the next;
and no one knows, or grieves.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member On My Naughty Parts

When I was a young'un full of beans Used to skip rope and climb up trees But since I got old Noticed some mold Appearing on my naughty parts as well as some fleas
Form: Limerick

Premium Member On My Naughty Parts

When I was a young'un and full of beans Used to skip rope and climb up trees But since I got old Noticed some mold Appearing on my naughty parts as well as some fleas
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bodily Functions

Love bodily functions, no question bout that Sometimes my best ones even frighten the cat They climb up a pole It can sure take its toll Some end up cross eyed unable to nap
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bodily Functions

Love bodily functions, no question bout that Sometimes my best ones even frighten the cat They climb up a pole It can sure take its toll Some end up cross eyed unable to nap
Form: Limerick

"if"

If clouds had steps, we would climb up high...
To reach the heaven's ,and all those gone by...

If anger and pain could be caught in the air...
We could wave it away with just love and care...
Form: Couplet

Ladder

I want to climb up your ladder but some rungs are broken
I watch your words crystallize as they are spoken
I see your heart pump and your muscles tighten
The voice of fear cancels the voice of reason
Freedom
© Sarah Yasa  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Soaring Soul

I set her free this inner me
To walk in rain and climb up hills
To swing free and land gently
She is the inner child in me.



Original Poem: My Inner Child
Dated: 29.08.2020
For: Rithimus Divisa 7'.
Form: Rhyme

Not Even a Cry For Help

Dragging myself out of this unmade bed,wanting to climb up that mountain,just sitting on the edge..No shouts of " please dont do this" no echo of " please help me"gone forever over the edge,gone gladly to the sea..
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pooh's Hungry Tummy

"Oh, dear! There's a lion in my tumbly,"
Winnie the Pooh, said, "I'm feeling numbly"
I'll climb up the tree and get some honey.
Nothing'   like sweet honey on a sonny
Day near the honeybees playing dumbly.


2/16/2022
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Through the Heart of the Poor

Poverty sticks
Her dagger
Through the heart of
The poor
Another bloody
Coup d etat
Has ended,
I’m sure
These children
Have no power or voice, but
Climb up
On their strong ropes
Eyes still glisten and
Filled with hope

Premium Member Life Wide As the Ocean

Life has such scope and variety
so much that we can do
climb up to any mountain
scale deep the ocean blue

Enjoy the sunshine above the sky
walk along earth's green grass
be who you want to be
holding hands with a lovely lass
Form: Rhyme

Kiss

i am sending you a kiss
that will land on your knee
climb up your leg 
scramble over your back
and hide in your hair

then when you are about to fall asleep
it will bite you gently on your neck
and whisper in your ear
i love you

Eagles Dare

You climb up a mountain
for the beautiful view

Its challenge seductive,
a call to renew

The higher it takes you
the farther you see

With freedom the distance 
—that lies in between 

(Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania: December, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Climbing up the Fire Escape in Summer

We used to climb up the round metal fire escape at Columbus School
This was Chariton Iowa, where no one saw or cared
A summer morning was the perfect time to do this
Before the sun heated the tube up, making it unbearable on our bare feet

Climbing Those Steps

I climb up those steps,bathed in white light,forever in daylight,not a dark cloud in sight...Those fluffy white clouds,those long flowing robes,long white beard,sandles on toes..Takes me into his great loving arms,his name is jesus,full of all charm..
Form: Rhyme

Monkey In a Tree

Monkey In A Tree


I am a monkey sat way up in a tree,

Looking down on humanity.

You wish you could climb up here and be as high as me;

But you have evolved so much, you’ve begun to decrease.





(C)2011 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Two Soldiers

Two soldiers
Let's celebrate
Let us run to that hill
Let us climb up the remains of that tank and sing
Let us drink tea under this burned tree
Smoke our last cigarettes 
It is not every day that the war can make dead bodies and we are not with them
Form:

At the Apex

And then it dawned on the attendant crowds 
That having climbed to the top of the spire 
For he had seen the way to climb up 
The challenge was to climb down
But the way to climb down 
Had sadly eluded him
And the multitudes
Had not a clue 
To offer.
Form: Etheree

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