Short Coolly Poems

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


Premium Member Dog's Arch Nemesis

Dog's arch nemesis
coolly lurking on tree branch
protected by glass

coyly mocking dog inside
sinister plotting next move
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Moonlit Tableau

Steel and gold coated 
The full moon shines bright
Beams coolly floated
Gently hits the height
Trees surprise-gloated 
Silhouette the scene
Form: Verse

Premium Member Surprise a Freed Verse

SURPRISE
a
renowned
 originality
a
 sketch
of
 the curious
 ended in a stalemate

a
 single tapestry
of
atmospherics
 sometime
 evident
in the
unprecedented
 innovation
adopted
of
   coolly
detached views

Final Instalment ,A Hypothesis

Once there was a teacher by name Jenish Anthony "the Holy"
represented success by the simple equation  “E=C2” coolly
“E” success in any endeavor of value
“C” uncompromising pursuit of a value 
Bloody this hypothesis of Jenish"the great teacher" is no folly!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Good Morning, Fair Cardinal -

Good morning, fair cardinal -
How are you?
How are your children?
Your plumage is nearly outdone
By the sun’s golden hue. 

The mattress is firm -
My blanket is coolly sheer. 
What’s that? 
Come outside, be with us?
Sorry, my bed is too cozy a lair.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Scintillating Snowflakes

Wintry white wisps wondrously whirl Soft sparkling snowflakes silently swirl Coolly carpeting countrysides carefully Dazzling diamonds dancing delightfully Submitted Contest forms A contest Sponsored by Broken Wings 28th December 2014

Premium Member Juxtaposition

I have walked
where sun shines brightly,
where red sunset
warms the evening shade;
where the memory of day
lingers lightly,
through the night
till dawn
gleams the ocean spray-

sand beneath my feet
with the out-going tide
slithers coolly
sinks me,
winding coils
around my toes-
Form: Rhyme

Rush Not Stages

When you rush stages.
Journeys take ages:
Cause for correction,
Stops for direction,
Loss to earned wages, 
One coolly rages.

You’re now a story.
Not of sung glory;
Rather a byword 
Who needs some watch word;
Writers for pages
Many turn sages….
And you’d started it;
Them handed their wit…
Form: Rhyme

Something Stolen

His hands,
Sending an army of shivers down her spine.
His breath,
Hot and labored on her neck. 
His sweat,
Dripping coolly onto her bare skin.

She lays,
thinking
Of the rhythm of the music
In sync 
with his own beat.
She lays,
Thinking
Of how her dignity wasn't the only thing 
Stolen
That night.
© Riley Hood  Create an image from this poem.

My Friend Moon

She is so beautiful
Everynight I see her in the sky
Her light makes me bright
Happiness of my heart gets to brim

Old friend of mine since I am four
Her white color looks like a snowflake
She is a coolly
That makes me a sweet cookie

Her humble smile inspired me
Flowed my creative pen
Made me strong
Took away my stress !
Form: Rhyme

Down and Out

Poor man down and out

Set aside like trash at
A cold curb left
To wonder about how
Life so promising
And glee, could gray
Into thick black haze
Of somber dream
And waking nightmare
Where hunger live stout
And doubt stouter still
Each nights' eternity
Coolly serves reminder
Hope is beyond,
Far beyond...
This concrete laced lot.

Premium Member Zero

Though, by me, I am nil,
Added in right I make people feel coolly fine,
I'm zero;

I hold firm till,
I stretch numbers far beyond nine,
And grow;

Each bill,
Pass through my line,
Fast.

Though, by me, I am nil,
I stretch numbers far beyond nine,
Fast



23 April 2022 
Let's Minichu on zero Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Mohan Chutani
Form: Rhyme

Leaving Your Last Breath

Like those last
luscious faintly
enfeebled breaths
bitterly breaking
through my
limply lifting lungs .
Fervently flooding
my tear filled
eyes. Tenderly
tottering into
those timidly
tight-lipped times .
Who wistfully
whispers
their coolly
cut cards of
kindred conversations.
Carefully kindling
their heart-crossed
corners of compassion.

Premium Member To Touch a Summer Breeze

I  know not
the why or where
of when
of if she’s ever
coming back again

I sit
in sultry memory
passing kisses
rippling the sea

lifting from
humidity’s wet grasp
hard turgid thrill
of lovers
touching
as they pass

riffling the page-less
timeless sand
artists
of a coolly
passing hand

wispy breaths
of sunset
yets


©8/3/2018

for Summer Breeze Poetry Contest
Form: Lyric

Premium Member In April Wood Anenomes Stood

April wood anenomes
Latticed branches high above
Gold pink orange swaying
Crows caw bees hum galore 
Distant foxhounds baying

April wood anenomes
Tattooed black line etchings
Charcoal burnings do reek
I sense bluebells waiting
Grass still, under boughs creak

April wood anenomes
Fronded petals caress
Darting the fervid Thrush
Breezes sweet flow coolly
Creation waits; a rush.'

Premium Member Sunburst Horizons

A ship sails upon coolly placid waters,
Into the sunset of many pastel colors,
Reflected in patches on deep blue seas,
Quite matching the skies' royal blue!
In the days of sun sea color and wind,
Into a hued horizon, soon it will blend.
Freedom and joy are not too far behind,
As purple martins follow warmer seasons.
Sun yellow to peach to orange pink red,
Drifting to sweet dreams on a watery bed!

Premium Member Come, Fall

Come, Fall. Greet me as a lover from my past,
your breeze embracing me (I’m in no hurry)
as you always coolly do. You come on fast,
blowing past September as its leaves scurry
into bright October. Oh, why can’t you last
and linger there until the winter’s flurry?
Nostalgia-wrapped, I feel melancholy grow
when you leave so soon with first November’s snow.

Sept 23, 2022
For the Ottava Rima Poetry Contest of L. Milton Hankins

Ogden Ash

I think that I may never see a
tree's sounds lovely as onomatopoeia

to see, to hear, just too profound
sound beats cool on worded ground

ain't it funny to hear a word
that IS what it is, coolly absurd

you may ask what constitutes onomatopoeia
can't say exactly, but hear it when I see it

© Goode Guy 2014-01-03

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onomatopoeia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joyce_Kilmer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogden_Nash
© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

The Date

Late for the date.
He entered the hotel
through its revolving doors.

Missing the right turn, the precise gap
in which to step forward,
he staggered rearwards onto the back glass,
then bounced, like a jack rabbit
into the foyer.

She, of course, coolly witnessed
this comic entrance.

When he sheepishly handed her
the crushed and bedraggled roses,
he knew that he was definitely not
getting laid that night
or possibly ever.

Early Missteps

On that last unsuccessful date 
he had entered a hotel 
through its revolving doors…
missing the right turn, the precise gap
in which to step forward, 
he staggered rearwards onto the back glass, 
then bounced, like a jack rabbit 
into the foyer.
She, of course, coolly witnessed 
this untimely comic entrance.
When he sheepishly handed her
the crushed and bedraggled roses,
he knew that he was definitely not 
getting laid that night
and possible ever.

Short Meeting With Eternity

SHORT    MEETING     WITH   ETERNITY

Gentle, murmuring, lapping,
Coolly caressing my feet,
The flow of the Volga
From her misty upper reaches
Down into the dry sand
Below my feet,  loosening
The tight-packed mass,
Dissolving the firm lines
Of  footprints,  washing marks
From bygone meetings clear,
Rolls  past  my  legs,
Gliding down to lower reaches
Without effort,   instinct-guided
Searching the best way
To her goal in the south
And  in the warm red sky

Premium Member Dark Horse



“Dark Horse”

The lost poetic find their shadows
hanging on a wall, the darkness
bleeds from tainted feathers of clipped wings
to reveal a fresh page, sharp pristine
words fly coolly following freedom,
a tempting taste of heaven after hell 
ensues for a while;

in short spells,
creation occurs in Purgatory



Candide Diderot. ‘25






“….dross being removed from Gold in a furnace.”
Purgatory
Form: Narrative

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