Short Colours Poems

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


Premium Member Sunbird Haiku

fire-tailed sunbird -

the creator’s palette

ablaze with colours 



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© February 2021
Form: Haiku


DEEP COLOURS AT DUSK poetrix



          

          Sunset pictoric panel
     Tones and shadows stimulate;
          Senses, inspire poems

Premium Member Colour Me Love

in my universe
colours swirl
and dance around
where peace unfurls
and love abounds



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Premium Member Clerihew Heron

Englishman  Patrick Heron
with large scale artist did belong
Colours were such a delight
especially if seen in sunlight
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Waving At October

Waving at October...!
welcome the rain,
watching leaves flying to die.
Between colours and cold,
new changes to breath


Spring Explosion

Burst of scented hue
                In each unfurling spring bud
          Love hymns on warm wind

       29/03/2019
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Clerihew Wright

Stanton Macdonald-Wright
synchronised abstract was his light
Colours of the fragmented rainbow
of his work not many know
Form: Clerihew

Space

It's the colours you see, in the dim of the night. The endless galaxies, and their infinite light.

My Rainbow

At the end of my rainbow,
I see a vacant space
That makes me realise 
The colours were illusion
And dreams were in vain.

Premium Member RAPHAELISTA rossetti prb et al

RAPHAELISTA 
literary
  stylized
symbols
highly
 elaborated
in
extreme
  detail
of wet white
in
bright
  colours
art
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Colours

Canvas sky. Rainbow. Sunset, painted by nature. Hidden by rain clouds.
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© Ken Duddle  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Clerihew Vlaminck

Maurice de Vlaminck
volatile versatile so many think
Just four colours red blue yellow green
novels&memoirs also his scene
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Autumnal Aura

Anticyclones hold transient sway
mist forms ,at the close of day
in the Autumnal sunlight -
    primary colours become gold
Form: Quatrain

A Puddle I Saw Once

A bewitching duality,
Neon colours dance atop mirrored puddles, 
Spectacle, iridescent artwork, 
Blemished only by the rain
Form:

Black 'N' White

Black and white are
never of skin
but of coal and snow
the colours nature
distinct show 
which is pure and
which is sin?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member CLERIHEW tribute MONDRIAN

Colourful Piet Mondrian
clean clinical lines the panne
Outlined rectangles &squares
displaying bold colours with much flair
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Christmas Shopping

Decorated stores
In bright and cheery colours
Pleasing to the eyes
Just to get the customers
To do their Christmas shopping
Form: Tanka

Colours and Flowers

scarlet or crimson,
roses or violets 
daffodils or lilies,
colours and flowers add beauty to life.
you are one such flower.

Premium Member Window On Nirvana

Whenever nature shows its colours true,
the scene is set for heaven’s hand, 
to draw the blinds that shackle perfect visions.

Premium Member Crystal Power

When colours collide,
Reality before us
Shall all but subside,
As I unleash long kept light
From crystal so warm and bright.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Colours of Autumn

Sun literally
Paints all of the autumn leaves 
At sunrise pure gold,
At sunset deepest orange,
Against sky so splendid blue.
Form: Tanka

The Science of Colours

Trying to fathom 
the science of colours, the 
beautiful swarm of 
shades and tinges: the abyss
and the heaven in your eyes.
© Diana Bosa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Halcyon

Sunset
a living sketch
colours curled together like smoke
in shades gold and plum
oblivious inspiration
to my humbled brush

Premium Member Compensate for the lack of sun

Find your galoshes and brolly.
Rain doesn't ever have to be drab.
Stand out in flamboyant colours !


AP: Honorable Mention
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Cameo-Fade Out

Upon my face of earthenware
So many feet have laid bare
Maiolica wearing thin-
My colours now growing dim
Revealing my kaolin

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