Short Curious Poems

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


Where Is Spartacus

Dorian day
Earth is 
Your crown
The Gods
Are curious
We want to know 
Where is this Roman
Spartacus, the Gladiator


Premium Member Hidden

hidden behind

  the lovebird's pretty plumage

    is a squawky voice

the once curious cat

   hides underneath the bed
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Cats

curious little humans
attacking flies in mid air
tapping the air with tiny paws
sitting on windowsills
watching birds

Premium Member Fancy Flights

Fancy flights erupt
from candlelight encounters
in the cozy nooks 
where books await curious
seekers of new adventures.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Glowing

I pared the spirit from her
buried it in a drift of snow
curious, I returned in spring
to see a patch of flowers glowing.


Illicit

Youth to deny
Wearing an illicit sign
To drink from her curious eyes
And ravish her tender mind
Her innocence stalks her

Premium Member Enigmatic

mysterious
baffling
so many questions

grandeur
splendor

beyond all
comprehension



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Did Poe Know

A Curious Haiku Odd how writers know How their stories end…yet don’t Know how their own will
Form: Senryu

Premium Member The Web

mocking
innocence
black widow
hung in her web
teasing paassersby
so curious
that curiosity
became
a webbed experience

Small Wonder

Sweet smells of raw earth
  
            Enchant my curious mind-
    
                O' pure innocence




A. Green
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Nature’s Tricks

Butterless flies flutter by
and dragons without fire fly.
	Over and under, 
	curious wonder.
Nature’s tricks do mystify.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cat and Mouse

Cat
Methodical, curious
Waiting, leaping, pouncing
Prey, Heart, Heart, Fear
Hiding, fearing, sneaking
Silent, scared
Mouse
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Dragon Wisdom

Dragon wisdom’s curious; centuries of it, possessed; But, in the world of humans; Haphazard, useless.
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Playful Child To Curious Adult

Adult
hopeful, kind,
amusing, loving, driving
car, college, sandpile, swings
loving, exciting, enjoying
playful, kind
child
Form: Diamante

Premium Member The Early Bird

aftermath of storm curious earthworms emerge dinner bell's timbre - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10-07-17
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Summer

green leaves shadows dance
sunshine blinds curious eyes
dripping popsicle

1in 4 - Choose your season, Choose your form
6-20-2014
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Eyeing the Hourglass

EYEING THE HOURGLASS

curious he watches grains of sand fall
for first time in his three years
cognitive of future

4/7/2018
Form: Kimo

A Lonely Night

A lonely sky
No moon in sight
Air faint and dry
Trees paralyzed

Curious bats
No fruits to bite
A lifeless garden
A silent night
© Sarah M.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Cinquain

Elf owl,
          small Water-Bear,
          curious octopus.
          The Earth, blue planet of living
          wonder.
			Rena
© Rena Ong  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Through the Heart of Serengeti

let go the reigns of love for love is a curious enough to follow you through the heart of Serengeti unto a path of clearing

Premium Member Manchineel Tree

a curious wood
waits along our native shores
to bear some kindness,
but rain comes and the sap burns
whilst kingbirds perch in its crown
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Pond's Melody



lying on lilies
lazy and luxurious 
feed my senses curious 
listen to my pond
drips and drops a harmony
rain on tadpole colony
Form: Choka

First Sight

When you first see something
You are curious of what it is
because you are discovering something new
and you have something new to explore

Premium Member Curious Q

Queerly
Quakily
Quietly
Quaintly
Questingly
Curiously
Quibbiling
Q
Quickly
Quartering
Quahogs
Quoting
Quay-like
Quiet
Curious
Q

Premium Member Flower Petals of a Curious Mind

flower petals of a curious mind
hypervigilant and resourceful
springing from garden of experience
fragrant and poignant well-built dendrites
Form: Verse

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