Short Earthen Poems

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


Premium Member Probabilities

Probabilities

fallen fruit exists
earthen harvest and ground meet
jars in the pantry

Robert J. Lindley ,07-24-2014
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Dark Days

hunger gnaws haplessly
harvestless, stark, earthen womb
sparse amniotic fluid
vacant calcified corpses
emphysemic ether blooms

Premium Member Happy Father's Day

God is the author
children pattern of ourselves
earthen foundation


6/16/2019


Happy Father's Day to our Lord and all the fathers
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Rain

Rain.... come softly, falling, misting, Irrigate this thirsty land Water quiescent seeds Buried deep within their earthen tombs Of mud and clay

My Crown of Glory

My physical health is fading from me-
But the Holy Ghost will heal me spiritually.

So let my body fall into this earthen dust-
Because my crown of glory will never rust.


Premium Member Structured Earthen Brothers-

Mining, panning gold treasures
Jewel covers rocks pleasures
Fossils of dormant brown doubles
Captivate earthen brothers

6/12/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2020
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Mother Earthku

Brown earthen ground silent sounds

                                    Golden leaves red a perpetual mound

                                         Earth smiles mothers birthing
Form: Haiku

Raining

Raining.
Soothing. Cleansing.
Dampening earthen soil.
Calming busy minds with rhythm.
Raining.

* 'Scents of Autumn' Poetry Contest
* Sponsored by: JCB Brul
* Entered on: 10/5/25
© Talia Hill  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Waking Up

When lilacs with the springtime rise
and weary hordes no longer slumber,
music from God's own guitar now flies
to cajole the misty earthen number;
begin etching the kaleidoscope of summer.
Form: Rhyme

Miri It Is

Merry it is while summer lasts
with downing of hop-sips
Trees sway in their earthen cast
Sweets upon lips
Honey from wax combs drips
into the mouths of revelers vast
Sun rays fill hearts fast
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member BIRTH OF THE HEAVENLIES-

They think they hold my mind 
Believe they got my body
Behold I am chosen 
I'm up heaven not creative of earthen ground 
Non terrain I am birth in the heavenly

9/18/24
Written words by James Edward Lee

03-03-09

3.3.16

As a flowing fountain
Rose...borne, nurtured, burst, 
in gentle form employ.....
earthen.....touching.....
uniting
earthen permeating
white light illumined.....peace....the colour of your love.

Easter

Earthen shell broken and placed, in
Agony upon Golgotha's cross, a
Savior redeems hope for mankind.
True love is stronger than death, while
Easter brought first resurrection.
Rejoice now, in remembrance of Him.
Form: Acrostic

Nature's Table Haiku

terra cotta earth 
baking in sun's open kiln 
large empty table 

drops of kindness fall 
nourishing new sprouts with hope 
earthen mother heals 

lively greens abound 
nature's plentiful banquet 
offers of herself
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Poetry

Poetry is good. The rhythm of the words can reach within the heaviest hearts. The meaning of the words free spirits to dance in the moonlight, or between earthen boundaries, if released to pass thru the gateways of the heart.

A Tree In the Dark

Mottled Earthen tints:
leaves of a deep dark ruby, 
light lavender,

golden hickory.
Uplifted skeleton faces, 
buried together, 

onyx hues on the bones-
the waxing of Winter moons.
War in the distance.

is better.

Premium Member Autumn

Leaves of crispy gold; leaves of earthen red; a rainbow blanket. Each tree’s offspring, paints a corner; Gaia’s nursery; abstract joy. A palette for young finger painters; welcoming back next Spring.
Form: Sijo

Fire Sky

Winds of pain 
traverse my damaged being
     oh River of tears 
carry mine sorrow away
     crusted Earthen cave of darkness
seal away my soul
    Sea of Flame
burn away my hart
     Steel of my blade 
take mine mind away

Unforgiving

Festival of-
earthen lamps.	
Separating the grain from chaff.

*

Pigeons will-
not be let out to fly.
It is going to be a moonless night.

*

The skin has peeled off.
Time to move on.
The bared trees.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Premium Member Scenes of Dry Lands

SCENES of DRY LANDS

Green laden fields
Lit steamy swamp lands
Broil brazen buried
 brown earthen desert sands
Lo! These ground I spy
The land I stand on Dry...
Scenes of dry lands

2/22/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018

Poetry Soup

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R realms 
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Form: Acrostic

Tears Were Never Sweet

It drips -
my ocean.
One drop at a time
from the eyes of a grey stone.
Flows the anguish
in a cave.

A fallen grace from sky,
flickering like an earthen lamp.

Do not go
heart broken into crowd.
Tears were never sweet. 


SATISH VERMA
Form: ABC

Premium Member Celebration of Gods Presences Praise

CELEBRATION OF GODS PRESENCES PRAISE

Let's celebrate His love
Worship the All Father
In glory and praise
Let us surround His present
With our earthen vessels
Honoring offerings of praise


8/8/78
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018

What You Think

What you think is what you are
Be careful where you think to go
Rise up and fly beyond a star
Send some love out very far
Look up beyond the trees and clouds
Far beyond our earthen shrouds
See the universe at last
And watch the galaxies go past
Form: Rhyme

The Great Divide

Earthen causeway laps                                                                                               
Sterling river under bridge                                                                                         
Worlds ever apart
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

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