Short Eden Poems

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


Eden

Wrap me in a blanket of sunflowers. Cover me in a sheet of hydrangeas. Kiss me in the Promised Lands, Where Adam and Eve held hands.


See Through Me--Eden Ryan Visual 1, 25 Words

I fear if someone looks hard
They'll see I'm broken..

My mask will fall off, my eyes will expose
My past, my heart--things unspoken..
© Eden Ryan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member God Never Promised You and I Eden -

God never promised you and I Eden –
Only thistles, but even a thistle
Will grow tall in shaft and be edible.
Was that not sufficient for Adam?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member East of Eden

A fellow who lived free of sin,
Was alone and let no one in.
When asked for his name,
Or his claim to fame,
He said, “Eve, but now I'm Adam.”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Giving Up on the Garden of Eden

Mankind aims to colonize Mars
We plan to not repeat past mistakes
~ Nature has way of prevailing



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 3rd place 2025
Form: Other


Premium Member The split of Eden

Eden

In the myth

Appears to split..

The split points to

Everything which

Seems happening

To include the

Illusory split of 

Eden...

Premium Member is eden true or false

Those boosting creation vent steam
They scream that life has a grand scheme
In fact we don't know
Where all this will go
And anything else is a dream.
Form: Limerick

No Eden In Eire

When Jesus was out planting seeds
His Garden was bursting with weeds
He said one "Hail Mary"
And up popped a fairy
Selling Jack-in-the-Beanstalk beads
Form: Limerick

A Garden Eden

Let me flow into deep rivers,
to islands of eternal life.
Where nature's unspoilt dreams revive.
A Garden Eden this should be
for all the people hopefully.
Form: Rhyme

Garden of Eden

Garden of Eden
Trees with fruits are laden
Birds sing gaily, beasts roam wild.

Sunflower fairy 
Chatted merry 
Spellbound the dragonfly, like a child.
Form: Rhyme

Eden-Ward

Eden-ward

God points his loving finger Eden-ward
where Adam reaches beyond knowledge.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 22, 2010

Poetic form: Crysalline

Premium Member Garden of Eden--

Silent air; Still water; Caressing breeze; Raining tears; Walk on fields; Eden Garden Dreams
6/4/19 James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©

Premium Member Eden I Wish

Footprints on golden sand
Ripple mark daydream
euphoric blind crossing another nonplus
blue-sky wish fulfilment in pursuit
tantalising infinite quest so faraway
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Bygone Garden of Eden

Calm serenity masks nervous energy
Gentle eyes that twitch at every sound
No paradise where there's mistrust



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

In Her Garden of Eden 4

She made me believe 
that I would find the real peace,
and wonders would never cease;
Yet, how would I know
that all what I expected
would come true
after my decease
Form: Rhyme

To Eden

To Eden
...men came.
With machines of fire
Roses of Desire did the same.
To Blacken the Sands for Years.
A fortress of Praise:
To quite a Rage in a garden of Eden
A Wasteland of Man.
Form: Rhyme

In Her Garden of Eden 3

I would like to be a new sun
that, all the time, brightens
her heart,
Believe me I never guessed 
it would be so hard,
and just after my childish bungle
I found myself in a wild jungle

gun ghosts nonet

Every day another mass shooting.
There seems to be no end in sight 
We turn on the TV news.
As we watch the carnage.
Politicians pray.
And do nothing. 
Gun Ghosts cry.
Guns do
Kill.
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Eden Revisited

counting the garden
stop, there is but one and done 
including the Earth


Authors Note:  The author confesses; he was never good at math and never made it past the number one in his ability to count.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member If Eden Were Blind

Adam and Eve  ate of  the Apple
And blindness for generations 
Resulted in a beautiful world 
Of nonviolent, loving, nonracial
People who lived in harmonious
Love and bliss for thousands of years.
Imagine.

Fruit of Value

Name the fruit that has raised the most hell. It's the apple. Why so? I will tell. It is poison, temptation, Swiss medieval sensation. Just ask Adam, Snow White and Will Tell.
Form: Limerick

Tree Truths

I
Two trees, two fruit
Thistles, thorns: not food
Good fruit - good tree
Bad fruit reveals tree-truth


II
Matthew 7 reveals heaven
As in Second Eden
Read "Revelation" - last book
Garden Truths, discern fruits
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Eden

Garden auroral, lavish flourishing, budding , awakening Eden, tapestry, oasis…pebbles glistening, blushing, sinking muddled, barren Desert Regina Riddle's Diamante Poem ~ antonym diamante 11/12/2014
Form: Diamante

SWEET FIELDS OF EDEN

SWEET FIELDS OF EDEN

Oh sweet fields of Eden
When, do hear your call
Still, my eyes are open
Still, my darkness falls
Know my heart is bleeding
My soul has given all
To breath the air of freedom
Inside your garden walls
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Meanwhile, Back in the Garden of Eden

   The Tree of Knowledge said, "Hey, Tree of Life
   I miss that ripped Adam and his sexy wife"
      The snake slithered and he hissed
      The trees vowed, "No more of this!"
   Whoosh! Breeze blew that snake into afterlife
Form: Limerick

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