Short Daylight Poems

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


Premium Member Dawn

Sunrise Morning dawning Early sunbeams warming Another glorious day breaks Daylight 23/2/20
Form: Cinquain


Scarlet Cord

The scarlet cord spurs 
daylight,
stealing through the blue-
black sky.
Moonlight fades away in 
shades
of yellow aura.
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Static Screen

this rain like nineteen sixties static screen —
snow on black or bugs on white.
daylight would lift onslaught.

12/28/2018
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Remembrance

a glossary
       of memory
measured
yet unsung
plural,personal
delicate:
a consecutive
parade
from twilight
to daylight
Form: Verse

Premium Member Just August

families frolic
verdant landscapes sandy beach
daylight lingering
crickets chirping cheerfully
summer’s harbinger of change
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Winter Sunrise

WINTER SUNRISE


the gray ache lingers

        daylight vanishes quickly

                              brilliance appears!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Harvest Moon

rainbows
harken farewell
daylight summons closure
stillness echoes final triumph's
magic!
Form: Cinquain

Daylight Saving Time

No why would I want 
To be mis-behaving when
Light should be saving.

Along with more time
to be writing poems with.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Waking daylight

Wake!
Timeless dawn,
Lights praying divine,
Messaging eternally,
Devoted to peaceful day,
Reflecting our grace,
Forever
Loved.

Premium Member fall

fall beckons the trees at night 
to drop their leaves by daylight
dropping like our summer sins
our secrets sound - darkest plight
Form: Jueju

Fight For That Your Rights

this is a must

in the lord we trust
we're browm round
black and white
we came here 
for a better daylight
FIGHT FOR THAT RIGHT

Birds at Night

A tale of a town at night where birds fly,
They die in the daylight,
If they don’t assume a height,
This position is their plight.
Form: Englyn

Premium Member Field Script

wind writes on the field soft lines drifting through the grass daylight folds its gentle page I read what it leaves
Form: Dodoitsu

A Hour Ago

Must've been daylight savings time
For a hour ago
You loved me
You liked me
You used me
An hour ago you wasted my time
A hour ago

Premium Member Daylight Boogeymen

Awake before dawn
The night's Boogeymen retreat
Into daytime  rest.

Television news
Fearmongers quickly step in
To fill up the void
Form: Senryu

Cinqku-Sunshine

Sunshine
light of life
renew today
the earth's luster and joy
daylight


**My family is my sunshine and puts the light in my life!!
Form: Cinqku

The Daylight and the Dark

Forsooth, we are the victims of the daylight and the dark. 
Climb and burn or fall and freeze, and leave your fading mark! 

12 May 2016
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Healing Leaves

Leaves are red in hue. The daylight healers scattered, on the whole body.
Written: August 7, 2021
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Autumnal Equinox

indigo echoes unravel the equinox air, a lone key glints where daylight thins, guiding you toward the quiet that waits..
Form: Tercet

Premium Member Blanket of Sorrows

Clinging
Wrapping tightly
Sorrow shatters daylight
Pushing darkness ~ beyond sunlight's
Grasping
Form: Cinquain

Building castles: A Snowflake Poem

Swirling, twirling
Crisp and white,
It’s a snowflake
Kind of night…

Crystals shimmer
By moonlight,
Building castles
Till daylight…
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Autobiographer

Writing into the night,
attempting to fill voids
of an empty life and
plaster over the pain.
Words offer false hope,
daylight, harsh truth.

Daylight Savings Time

Daylight savings time was for farmers
But its demise is now on the brink
Whether to keep it or let it go
I wonder what Big Ben workers think?
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Frozen In Crystalline--Number 3

A lonely moose caught deep in snow
Its gaze searching for daylight aglow.



Contest: Frozen In Crystalline---Andrea Dietrich
Nov 24, 2014
© Leon Datu  Create an image from this poem.

Setting Sun

Band of fire,
Burning low,
Chasing daylight,
Evenings glow,
Always chasing,
Never catching,
Close behind,
Never in front,
Twilight comes.

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