Short Diminutive Poems

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


Atmospheric Love Emotion

The refrigerator breeze, air in motion, recycled E, air enables emotions, resembles diminutive crush gusts to giant sorrowful storms which scales the love of motion.
- Loverboi
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Pee Wee and Jacckie

Pee Wee Reese was a diminutive shortstop For the old Brooklyn Dodgers when I was a tot With Jackie at second Both are legends Heroes of my childhood and a joy to watch
Form: Limerick

When the Crystals of Time Dance

...There is a moment when the crystals of time dance with time 
Frothing tide pools diminutive wink 
Soldier helpless door closes on thin twine 
Night sea ease 
Night Sea 
Ease 
Night Sea

Primitive and Dimunitive

Primitive and Dimunitive

When things started out they were primitive;
Person's existence was small and diminutive;
Came long way,
Night and day;
Are advanced we must always be inquisitive.

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

Premium Member Stays / Tokyo, Japan 2008

Diminutive,
held in outward sighs,
control, curtsy, chivalry
with oceanic eyes;
Deep dreamer,
forward thinker,
silencer, sprouting poise,
kindnesses core respect;
of place, art and age;
current behavior
from bygone days
Japan stays.


Candy Calls

Shadows prowl early evening.

A diminutive witch and Spiderman
huddle at an unknown door.
The creep within
rubs himself again.

A dad suspects laced candy
ushers kids away.

Tell all, tell the town,
hell is already here
dressed as a clown.

Premium Member defgh

Diminutive dwarf donned a dark dapper derby
Enthusing excitable elf’s electric eel’s energy
Following frenzied faerie’s forever frills and fantasy
Garnishing gremlin and gargoyle’s grassy greenery
Holding hostage history’s hysterical hideous Henry.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Diminutive Male

He was lilliputian size
Which works for some women
Never for a man
He is rather diminutive, his blind dates are warned
Teensy-weensy would have been more accurate
His arms are the width of yard sticks
He never found love
Because he never met a faerie
men

Let Me

escape 
my egg shell world
discover a strand of approval and approve of what I, myself, do find
let me reach 
up
to new heights


before my journey can begin I find your doubt   break   my stairway
and 
my one diminutive desire 
blocked
by your contempt.

Premium Member Tom Cruise


 Tom Cruise as an actor and stunt performer is no chump.
Diminutive, in movies he runs just as fast as Forrest Gump.

Like Jackie Chan, he'll leap off a cliff with a grin on his face -
talk about " Risky Business " - to save the entire human race.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Humphrey Bogart

     Tough-talking film-noir luminary, Humphrey Bogart.
     His distinctive snarling voice and lisp set him apart.
     
  Swept film noir leading lady, Lauren Bacall, off her feet.
Diminutive, sarcastic; played characters that packed heat.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Insecurities

Roadways and divided highways and destinations to encounter unexpectedly  treading on thin ice. Headed
Into a dead-end  no outlet  to take unconsciously. 
Directions were given were very diminutive  and insecurities 
entered to forms  judgments of self doubt and vulnerability visited.

Premium Member Insecurities

Roadways and divided highways, Destinations 
to encounter unexpectedly treading on thin ice 
Headed into a dead end no outlet to take
unconsciously. Directions were given was very diminutive! and insecurities that formed judgments of one's self doubt and vulnerability visited one's insecurities.

Premium Member Jaded

The pond's algae swirls artistically around the lily pads, captive oracle of the canoe's wake, velveteen green of a finer weft than the gown of a Queen's, richer in hue than the paint from Monet's pallet. The innate beauty of nature, most diminutive, thriving on earth, in water and under the fire of a setting sun.

Diminished Iambic Meter Poetry New Invention - New Life

Diminished from 6 iambic feet to 1. A new form, I am sure it is, I have checked and found nothing. If you do know different, please do let me know, thank you!

My love for wildlife, all of natures creations Mighty fauna, to the diminutive, viruses to humungous trees. Found nigh every day, discoveries, new life.

Premium Member The Little Giant

She was playing against the top player
    Now she hoped to be the giant slayer
The reigning champion stood at six feet
    This diminutive  challenger was the one to defeat
As the match went on it became clear
    That the reigning champion's defeat was near....
                Victory .... "Short" and Sweet ....
                                      ~
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Some Old, Short Ditties

Some Old, Short Ditties
(doggerel)

I.
Our sojourn on Earth
is of diminutive worth.
Our small time is spent
(and no more are we lent!)
long before we're ready.

II.
Drunkening wine of heady
illusion obliterates thought
and causes confusion.

III.
Fleeting is life!
Fruitless existence!
'Ere any purpose
is completed
life is done --
and we're defeated!
'
Form:

Premium Member With a Spurn of Yellow and a Shout -

With a spurn of yellow and a shout -
   A lone Mexican poppy
Aside the mountain path
   Caught my meandering eye.

How diminutive was its stem
   And so few were its petals -
Nevertheless - smart with poison -
   As it stood there - tranquil.

For one who’s loud in color -
   I warned the little poppy -
It’s not good to be popular
   For you can be plucked easily.
Form: Rhyme

Jesse Duarte - Not the Usual Activist

Jesse Duarte
Muslim South African
Dead just before age 68
Best known as antiracism fighter
Along with Mandela
That generation is dead, it's over
Self-serving "ANC activists & comrades" remain
To steal and blame (minorities)

II
Jesse was eloquent; loyal leader & 'spokesman'
"Diminutive woman;" Dedicated warrior
Never about herself
She died today
Will be buried today
Now, her religion shows
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Dell's Life

Darla was petite, tiny, diminutive, doll-like.
which is acceptable, even admirable for a woman.
her twin brother Dell had the same teeny tiny physique.
He was not considered a catch, never had a date.

Dell spent his life alone, but he was not lonely.
He enjoyed Darla’s family, children, and grandchildren.
Forever a favorite uncle, never a husband or a daddy.
Some thought it was a half life, but he was satisfied.

Premium Member peepers choir -

oh, you ...
diminutive little creature
no bigger than
my pinky's fingernail
yet your sweet song fills
my chill spirit with hope as large
as creation -
a longing for warmth and promise -
bright life and joyous activity
a buoyant anticipation
of better things to come
and the mysteries and ebullience
of summer
your twilight serenade has
at long last returned
and like you ...
I am awakening.

The End

Death, the final equalizer; be it a leaf, human or star their end is inevitable. Can it easily be conceived? will it truly be understood? Do their unique differences: diminutive or gigantic change deaths meaning and concept? Does any of that matter much? Humans perceive death as macabre a horror of loss and decay. leaf and star suffer the same fate yet both lives end naturally without a promised afterlife.
Form: Verse

Premium Member She's Magic

Magic is a pretty cat,
Of undetermined breed;
Though her conformation says,
She could be part Siamese;

But she is black as black can be,
With luminous green eyes,
Dainty as a butterfly,
Diminutive in size.

She has a tiny little meow,
Musical it seems,
Sometimes she murmurs in her sleep,
Having kitty dreams.

She's really quite affectionate,
And very, very smart.
It isn't hard to see how quick,
She stole away my heart.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Humming Bird

The flitter, flitter of the humming bird,
Is a joy to behold,
Wings bating and flapping,
A creature unbridled with,
Any consequence to unfold.

This diminutive avian,
Who is only in search of nutrient,
Attracted by an alluring tinge,
Brings joy to my eyes,
If only for a brief moment.

Thank you winged friend,
For this brief elation,
You made my apathy turned to exultation,
Even that you must depart,
To your next destination.
Form: Ballad

Relativity

A microscopic arachnid tinier than a poppy seed spins diminutive filaments barely visible to the eye; a spiral silk lacework deathtrap for infinitesimal prey strung high between white cornered walls in a microcosmical world. Is its existence more trifling than mine that occupies more space? Perhaps not, in the scheme of things: my universe among the stars is imperceptibly smaller than this occupants’ in my room.
Form: Verse

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