Short Crack Of Dawn Poems

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Premium Member The Sky Taste

a new coat of paint the flavor sense of the sky  at the crack of dawn
Written: March 22, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


In the Cards

I was up at the crack of Dawn
Who was sleeping with nothing on
A little peek
A little sneak
A Straight Flush beats carrying-on!
Form: Limerick

Which Is Which

Which is earlier between the crack of dawn and the break of dawn
Because I want to wake up to the blessing before it's gone

K. Muitherero
Form: Couplet

Closed Captioning

Don Key went hither, thither and yon
Plowing fur rows to the crack of Dawn
From March to December
This upstanding member
Served as a yokel phenomenon
Form: Limerick

Dawn

A sunbather out on the lawn
Garnered staring but never a yawn
For one glance at her back
Showed a thong sitting smack
On the very exposed crack of Dawn.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Silly Milly

There once was a girl named Milly,
Who was incredibly silly.
At the crack of dawn,
She'd bathe with clothes on,
That way she wouldn't get chilly.

8/3/21
Form: Limerick

Premium Member ....And Light Laps the Rocks

and light laps the rocks 
drooling on the crack of dawn
food for candy thoughts

quick licks trick the lip
hot, hot, fort, in disarray
oh, pur, pur, again
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Painting the sky

With curiosity 
I awaken at the crack of dawn 
watching God paint the sky 
no matter what state... 
what day.... 
what year..... 
he's always full of wonder

Premium Member Beware the Morning Dew

Burly Brawn gets up at the crack of dawn

Cracks his knuckles, morning dew on the lawn

Black hair curly, so surly was Burly

Beware of which side of the street you're on
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Crack of Dawn

storm exacerbates

                                  engulfed life in surroundings

                                        pristine crack of dawn





Date: 01-02-2022
Form: Haiku

Premium Member About This Place

My haunting birth place,
picture book of green scene bliss,
brimming with winsome townsfolk,
who ooze unfeigned charm,
streets vibrate at crack of dawn,
night life otherworld intrigue
Form: Choka

Awakening Sky

As the golden ball ascends
At the crack of dawn
The magical sky radiates
Hues of yellow, orange and red


Original Poem: Waiting for Light
Date: 05/31/2021
Liberum Divisa 6 Poetry Contest

Premium Member God Search

Search for God connect begins with a thirst
Self last, God first
Crack of dawn
Bliss swarm
Warm

We
Do see
Illusion
Separation
Mere thought construct quelled in meditation 

12-October-2020
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Dreary Clouds

today’s sky gloomy
the water cloudy
the leaves are
dull and droopy
the sun’s gone 
taken a sick day

of course tomorrow
i’ll need to get up
at the crack of dawn
to make up for lost time



AP: 3rd place 2022

Premium Member Spring Into Action

How much time does a man have
  Only as much as God gives him

So spring into action at the crack of dawn
  Then keep up the pace and the rhythm

You only live once, as we all realize
  Don't squander the time ~ Be wise
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Kindness Spree

I'm going on a Kindness Spree
    Good deeds galore for all to see

  From crack of dawn to setting sun
    Good cheer and hugs for everyone  

  The cost of all this fun? ~ It's free
    Please come along, join in with me
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Coffee

My coffee cup has butterflies and flowers thereon Not masculine but welcome at the crack of dawn At 6 o'clock on the dot Me reaches for the pot Slurp a joyous mouthful, even delay my tenth yawn (For John John)
Form: Limerick

It's Insane

Insane pain 
In my brain
Bust the main
Inner vein

Took a pill
For this pain
Want to kill
It’s insane

Fell asleep
On my pillow
Just beneath
My big old willow

Opened my eyes
Pain was gone
Woke up nice
Crack of dawn
Form:

Road Island Red

The majestic 
Road Island Red Rooster
Awakens, and yarns
Then, scratches his head,
Flaps both wings and 
Jumps back in bed
Oh my, he goes back to sleep
Dear friend, you promised us
A magic cockle-doodle-doo,
At the crack of dawn

My Wonder Mother

From the crack of dawn to hours of late
She worked tirelessly for her brood of eight
Sweaty and exhausted, waited till everyone ate
Then watered down the curry for her plate

Written on:04/17/2017
Contest: Form M Monorhyme by Broken Wings
Form: Monorhyme

Fallen Rifts

Love
is what
I needed
to find the place
where I had fallen.
Crack of dawn runs fingers
of lace through the fallen rifts
where Love caressed, and molded me.
Where its bright radiance once spoke of
memories and dreams loose in silken streams.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Woke Up This Morn

Woke up this morn
  At the crack of dawn
Hopped out of bed
  Had to get my day on

Opened the door
  Ran outside
All my neighbors
  Wore smiles so wide

So I smiled back
  And then I looked down
Seems I'd forgotten
  to put my clothes on

Premium Member A Huge Moon

Once upon a time a huge moon flew between my eyes.
I beheld a starry night, not amused, my demise.

   T’was at the crack of dawn
   On a summer’s lawn.

Like Daliwood, time displaced, as you revealed your disguise.

1/30/2018
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Recalibrate

Recalibrate, rededicate, remotivate
    Life calls on us to demonstrate

  that we will not quit, give up, or surrender
    not become down-and-out dead-enders

  So suck it up, stand erect, take the bull by the horn
    at the crack of dawn, milk the cow, shuck that corn
Form: Couplet

My Destiny

My destiny
I wish to fullfill
Starts with me
Im just trying to be real
Im meant to lead
Be there for those in need
Be the shoulder to cry on
Be there at the crack of dawn
Help those who feel life is done
Be the trusted one
My destiny
is to be the best I could be
for those around me
Form: Lyric

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