Short Cottony Poems

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


The Cat In My Lap

Some droplets of ash
in a white cottony fluffs
Total eye candy!
Sweet like sugar and honey
Sporadically cloudy.


03/13/22
Tanka
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Vacation

shadows on water
cottony clouds overhead
peaceful vacation
low hum of conversation
loving couples on the beach

written January 4, 2022
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Clouds

Constantly changing looks,
Cottony clumps spur a
Child’s creativity.
Could that be a giant
Caterpillar that now
Crawls across the sky? A
Camel it’s turned into!
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Clouds

Cottony, Cumulus 
Clouds dappled on blue can
coalesce into banks;
creating a dull, drab,
cheerless, depressing day,
consistent with rain and
children's disappointment.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Black Cottonwood Tree

perfect mate nearby
wind scatters cottony tufts- 
a summer snowfall


8/20/2019


Howmanysyllables 5-7-5


Poetry Contest: Tree Themed Haiku 
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Siquijor

Cottony clouds,
dazzlingly white,

     in the azure sky,
     in motionless flight.

Noontime breeze
caresses the sandy shore,

     soothing the Beloved's
     soul to the core.
Form: Imagism

Clouds


Cottony vapour fluffs, 
Caravan shape-shifting, 
Can be stratus, nimbus, 
cumulus or cirrus, 
Cover the blue with white, 
Cranky storms turn them black;
Chariot of the Lord. 

sky
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Clouds



clud or clod, Old English
covers that provide shade
condensation’s product
converge though far apart
create shapes that amaze 
cumulus, cottony
cirrus, thin and frothy
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member A Lovely Little Daydream

Floating between the cottony clouds 
Perception of the beloved
Lingers in the dreamer mind
Reckoning about sight
Deliriously 
Raising the hands
To caress
Simple
Dream







1-20-2017
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Clouds In Autumn

fluffy clouds drifting shape-shifting cottony mists casting warm shadows
Written September 8, 2022 Submitted to: "Autumn in Nature" Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Black and White

Black satiny, ebony dashing, unbridling, entertaining formal tuxedo, athlete, wedding gown, chalk snowing, swaddling, sparkling cottony, sudsy White
Written April 29, 2021
Form: Diamante

Clouds

Clouds, fluffy, white  cotton gaseous
Floating in the sea air
cottony blue sea Full of snowy peaks.
Soft whiteness in heavenly sky
white to white in bluish azure...!
Plumes, pompoms to enchant!
  To romanticizing Life...!

Premium Member Seagulls Cawing

A flock of seagulls fly in the cottony sky.
Hearing its cawing in the distance.
In a sunny and warmer afternoon.

They fly near the beaches looking for food.
At sunset, resume their flight again.
Starting over the next day.

Premium Member Silence

Soft blue wind blows cottony clouds
In them I look for beloved’s face
Love never dies but bodies transition
Energy from one place to the unknown
Never can say goodbye 
Cherish the memories and laughter
Even when the silence is so loud
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Tree Leaves

tree leaves rustle in breeze- cardinal wings fluttering above- cottony clouds owl landing in an oak- mouse scurries leaves floating on the wind- deer running water trickles in the distance- salmon leaps
Form: Haiku

Veiled View

Not a tinge of beauty lost,
on glass pane, fading frost;

       veiled view to verdant vales,
       moist, moss-green mountains,
       clouds cottony, hover, cover
       fronds, ferns, forest fountains;

On glass pane, fading frost,
not a tinge of beauty lost.

Premium Member Capsulate-The Winds Speak Forth

the winds speaking forth inside space clouds moving pillows white mist dewing drops rainbow while the blue spaces gathering picking the cottony hues picture perfected canvas capsulate 6/21/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2023?
Form: Verse

Amber Afternoon

Breathtakingly vast,

     the green plains bask with delight

          in the amber afternoon sunlight;

                    across the skyline float

                         cottony whiffs of clouds low-lying,

                              left behind, it seems, by birds slow-flying.

Day And A Girl

Who is the greeted
And the greeter?
Two of a swelled hearts' up-urged
Sky and face-blushed
Morning's release of what merged;
Joy to joy rushed.

Cottony clouded.
Country girl clad.
Alike, also, which noise through
Down from, up at
Sweet for a sweet-sized throat's clue;
Is heard for that.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's a Cloud

A lazy Sunday afternoon 
Just watching the clouds go by,
If I was a cloud I'd pass over your house
And write your name up there in the sky
In cottony letters, soft, fluffy, and white, 
Then a lining of red in the blue
Would outline your name 'til a heart shape did form
From the red of my heartbeat for you
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dog Days

Sunlight in a blue sky
Dapples in and out of cottony grey clouds
Warming then soothing in turn
Two retiring humans under a tree
Amid a hundred shades of green
As a large yellow monarch
The king of insects
Glides and flutters by
With a sense of purpose and delicate grace
In perfect juxtapose.

(7/30/24)
Form: Narrative

Premium Member -Fly

Fly wounded warrior
Toward the golden sun
Through the cottony clouds
Until your day is done

Fly wounded warrior
Toward a bright half moon
Weave through a million stars
All dancing to the night skies tune

Fly wounded warrior
Spread your wings and fly free
Fly where the wind takes you
Fly until eternity!
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sun Force

Majestic sun rising every day.
Shining through the cottony clouds.
Giving light to plants and flowers.
Golden disc shaped in the sky, reflects in the
ocean waves.
Blessing human beings with its invigorating effects.
Enjoy its twelve hours of sunshine.










8-3-2015
For The Answer poem contest
Fifth place

Premium Member Underpacking

UNDERPACKING

packed only one
of
a kind

not expecting leaking
nor
quickening of rain

no moist path
of
cottony softness

his wife packed
three
six packs

with stripes and flowers
polka dots
bikinis, briefs, and grandma-size

I exaggerate, he
brought two
one to hang

near the bathroom sink

6/13/2017

Scintillating Scenery

Water gushing in a serene background, Sunlight glitters, Mountains guard Standing Tall, Pine Trees look Lofty 'neath A blue-white sky, Cottony clouds waft through this divine scene. 09.28.2020
Photo #1 Syllables checked with www.howmanysyllables.com For Eve Roper's "Double Teractys 3" poetry contest
Form: Tetractys

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