Short Dried Poems

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


Premium Member 'quenched Thirst'

gully of water
trickle down, forming fissures…
dried flowers thirst quenched   


Contest: Nature Comes To Life
2nd Place
Form: Haiku


The Dried Grass

Moonlight over
The frozen ground
Reveals dried grass
Whose movements
Give away
A breath of wind
As it whispers
On its way

Premium Member tea

the hearth flickers 'neath a pot
water swirls and tumbles round
dried leaves bloom within the clay
misty cup of calm
Form: Dodoitsu

In the Stream

A deluge of warm colors rain down
Streams of dried leaves blow in the wind


By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX

Patiently Waits-Tanka

Dried up surroundings
Everything barren and dead
Under winter shroud
Yet life is alive beneath
Patiently waits to sprout forth
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Sun Dried

I can feel my body cooking

It's drying out beneath the sun

A price to pay for such a tan

Skin cancer touches everyone
Form: Rhyme

M

my bird flew away wind confessed
my beard grew awhite time consoled
my breast cried aloud milked
my breath dried alone choked
Form:

Dried Fruit

This flesh with all its ripe pleasures, trespasses, and weaknesses, will exit, in the end, as a prune of time.

Thunder Storm

Lightning burns the dry tree, 
 that dried due to lack of rain, 
it's death came due to absence, 
 but presence is to be blamed

Premium Member Faeries For Caren Krutsinger

faeries pinning clothes
greening leaves spinn-dried*, sunn-baked —
merry of mischief

1/2/2019

double n’s for effect
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Stifling Hot Here

the dried grass is brown,

our summer air a sauna

way too hot for most

air conditioning on freeze

i run outside to warm up
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Whining

Whining

dried eye sockets from
imaginary losses
conceived in the mind
spilled tears in the murky soil
forming ripples in the mud
sad
Form: Tanka

Staccato Roots

Surly songs 
Played by hungry men
Plucking staccato roots
Spotted chords of dried dearth
Cleansed in strummed pots of boiling verse

Change

The lake by which we watched the sunset has dried up.
so has our promises.
Fickle is the game of heart
more so is the wind of change.
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Premium Member Dried Out

out of season
a lavender aroma
elegiac
distilled
sweet,
an expansive
wonderment
evaporates
subsides...
summer scents
gone forever
Form: Verse

The Okra

In the sunny day 
The okra is scattered 
So that it can get dried 
For a tasty stew. 

©® Muhammad Abdulhamid Kumo 
#SpringHearted 
2024
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Fall

Standing young and tall
And then
The Fall
Like an autumn leaf
Bright to changing colors
Then dull, broken and dried up 
Down into the earth

Dried Leaves

Its summer noon dry
                                  pitter patter goes the rain
                                   the dried leaves crackling
Form: Haiku

Kings and Slaves

... there's just no difference,

                         dried bones of kings and of slaves,

                         pyramids or caves ...
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Bad Hair Day

Washed and dried and fluffed and curled,
Sprayed to hold the look in place.
Into the rain and it unfurled,
Wet and flattened all over my face.

Premium Member Garden Produce

Garden 
Green, healthy,
Planting, watering, weeding
Vegetables, flowers, seeds, husks,
Pulling, raking, feeding,
Dried, fully formed
Harvest
Form: Diamante

Jittery Jason

A jittery dude we call
JASON
 Wanted to excel as a
MASON
He laid concrete down
Then spread it around
When dried he had someplace to
PACE ON
Form: Limerick

An Indian Man

An Indian man was laughed at
for his long beard and big hat,
but much truth came out
of his wise mouth:
the next day the river dried at sunset!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ever Seen Those Dried Apple Dolls?

Like fresh fruit skin in dry weather
Luscious looks can't hold together
A face takes a hit
From a cigarette lit
And a plum becomes fruit leather
Form: Limerick

Autumn's Truth

november is a weeping lady
shedding her dried brown tears
all over my lawn

she grieves for Life
so that after a time of rest
all can be reborn

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