Short Coziness Poems

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


Premium Member summer softly hums

summer softly hums
a lullaby as leaves fall
into autumn’s rest
snow will soon blanket all things
in coziness until spring
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Moments Between Dreams and Mornings

Awakened too soon,
Darkness of the peaceful dawn,
Frissons of cold air,
Coziness of the tea mug,
Cooing of doves fills the air.
Form: Tanka

Home

Raindrops are falling
Wind whistles through the treetops
The heavens are opening

I feed the fire
Feeling a final comfort
Relieved that I arrived home
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member A Quiet Coziness

A cozy fireplace in an old-time setting Creating such warmth, such love, and blessings The image exudes A warm tender mood Only winter creates such a quiet coziness
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Not a Month To Remember

I
have lost
family
in the month of
prior Novembers.
suppose to be a time
of leaves coming of the trees
warm drinks, coziness with loved ones
not a month for me to remember

1-9-2022
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet


Premium Member comfortable pillows

plump posh plush puffy
pretty, poufy, plaid purple pillows
providing cushioned comfort for Cali
enthusiastically enjoyed by boyfriends
encouraging enlightening enthusiasm
for comfort, coziness, and calmness.

Premium Member loving green eyed faerie

Glowing green-eyed faerie of spring woods of the west
Your blue hair and tiny horns standing up to every test
I watch you from the coziness of my warm sparrow nest.
Loving you as much as blue jay or little robin red breast.
Form: Monorhyme

Light Delirium of a Gentle Poet

On white paper,
I pour all mine
delirium...
On white paper,
my lyre weaves
bows of love, and
spills all
daydream...
in your white body,
I write with my
body, novel story
of love...
And in the coziness
from the interlinings to
my gentle soul
I offer you...!

Premium Member Self Involved Warp of Coziness

each artist is working in their own world
they share a studio, but none are aware of others
they are in a self-involved warp of coziness
one with their canvas, paints calling to them
each one in a bubble of self-indulgence,
distracted by nothing, comfortable in their cocoon of art
art

Winter

Winter is the season of love
It brings people closer
Near the fire, into the blanket
To throw cold, bring coziness
Eternal joy this is which snow brings 
Road empty with heart full of love.

                                                 by:-
                                                 Vrushani Thaker
Form: Acrostic

Such Sassy Trend - Day 27

lips like waves
wielded wounds wave
callous curls hewn
by dark dews
taunted torrent puke
per punctured prune

crazed coziness cluster
felon fondlings fostered
rustic reels registered

heaven's eyes seeped
dripping damped weaves
locked liquid lease

such sassy trend
carved emotions' crest.
     '20:02:27:14:15
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member fashion is over the hill now

Soft t-shirts, warm flannels, easy to step into
Cozy fleece, light cotton, stretchy elastic waistbands
Comfy nightgowns, flowered pajamas, and a mumu
Retirement encourages a new way to dress
Comfort over class, coziness over chic
Fashion is over the hill now
I live in the country
The only ones who see me are my husband and my dogs

A Wished Contact With Kids

I don’t care on which street
But I should like to meet
Kids like a new pin neat,
By sweat untouched in heat,
No causeless itching
To storm a kitchen
And there wolfishly eat
What isn’t really sweet
Only in rumors a nice treat 
And started by a chef who also finished it:
Kids in the coziness of cushion seats
Avoiding their irksome sheep’s bleat.
Form: Rhyme

Night Silence

N ow that darkness falls
I yawn and nod my head.
G oodness knows it's time for bed.
H ow I love the warm coziness.
T hat envelopes me.

S hrouded in feather duvet,
I say my nightly prayer.
L et me and mine be blessed.
E ventually sleep overcomes me.
N othing disturbs the silence but the
C lock alarm. I wake with a start. 
E nergised for another day.
Form: Acrostic

A Covid Winter

It’s official - winter’s here,
With lots of things to bug us -
The cold, the dark, the snow, the ice
And this year, none to hug us.

Of course, there’s also coziness
Indoors with hearths and cocoa 
Except this year when all this
Inside time will drive us loco.

A Covid winter won’t be like
All others, I’m supposin’
But most of us would much prefer
To be with friends and frozen!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Breathless

Breathless

with euphoria

every time you come home.

Stay in my welcoming arms and...

sleep in the coziness of my embrace.

Your beauty and light, unfading...

and you always leave me

absolutely

breathless.




Submitted for...
Strand Select P Any Form,Any Theme Poetry Contest (Winner: 2nd Place)
Sponsored by Brian Strand 
Date: 02/14/2020

Date written: 01/17/2020

Curtains

Curtains and Venetian blinds
Or shades of any kind
Block out the sunshine, sometimes
Leaving only gloom behind.

Of course, they offer privacy
To keep out prying eyes
But when they’re shut, they might,
To those inside, demoralize.

In daytime, I want all the light
It’s possible to bring
To fill the rooms where I reside
And shine on everything.

I understand at nighttime,
When some coziness holds sway,
People like to draw their curtains
But I never will, by day.
Form: Rhyme

Waterfalls

I’m at peace
 Thoughts of tranquility
 I never knew sadness
 Feelings of serenity
 As I gaze upon its beauty
 Translucent waters
 I dream of sweet happiness
 Better tomorrows
 Love overcomes my spirit
 Romantic sensuality
 Promises are forever kept
 Hopeful reality
 Free from all worries
 Stress-free moment
 Alleviated sorrow
 Sweet contentment
 Garden of Eden
 Untouched paradise
 Luxurious coziness
 Gratifyingly nice
 A time for meditation
 Beautiful release
 Quiet relaxation
 I’m at peace.
Form: Rhyme

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