Short Emerge Poems

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


Creative Core

poetry magic
profound words in harmony
presenting a theme ...
vibrant verses tell a tale,
liquid line emerge, exhale.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Bears {tanka}

Winter snows recede
Warmer days do their part
Rivers start to swell
Awakened by natures clock
Hibernating bears emerge
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Monarch Butterfly

See? I'm here, having split my emerald, gilded chrysalis - as I emerge, a monarch. I'm here. See!
Form: Ninette

Premium Member In Words

Restive meadows, silent stones, shallow graves
                                            ~ in words their meanings emerge
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Far Out

Fruit loops emerge

from a neon psychedelic sea 

of crumbly waves






Written on 8/2/2015
Picture #7
Colom Lune


Premium Member The Early Bird

aftermath of storm curious earthworms emerge dinner bell's timbre - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10-07-17
Form: Haiku

Premium Member One--At a Time

one thought at a time one letter at a time one word at a time a poem might emerge (or might not)

Memory Pen


The ashen bones of my family mixed with the blood of our ancestors creates the ink from which the deepest of secrets emerge.

Let Light Emerge

M-orn
I-n
C-oolness
H-as
E-agerly
L-et
L-ight
E-merge

Topic: Birthday of Michelle (January 05) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Balcony I Glimpse

On opening eyes Looking, balcony I glimpse Inverted by sight Viewing naked silhouette Emerge do I, excited .
Form: Tanka

Cloak the Wheels of Time

This shade of dawn
Makes this collage
Cast aside 
This wicked wind
Emerge this night, 
A cool green air
Cloak the
Wheels of time

Into...

Into darkness, a sly descent....beacon of light obscured, but I remember the way home...I know 
I'll emerge, stronger, lighter, wiser.
© Jim David  Create an image from this poem.

May

Marvelous kaleidoscope of colors emerge
Awakening from winters stark grip
Young life blossoms forth






Written Aug 10th 2015
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Endless

Time waits for no one 
the seasons still change 
leaves begin to Fall 
snow swirls 
sun shines 
buds emerge 
but time waits for no one

Letting Loveliness Emerge

J-ust
E-agerly
I-solate

E-vening
L-etting
L-oveliness
E-merge

Topic: Birthday of Jei Elle (October 18)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Summer Song

summer hums song blithe
lustrous flowers emerge in
festive abundance 

trees sway gleefully 
pleasing breeze brings aroma
of shadowy past
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Rebirth

water
splashes
against my tired face
courses down
my front
then my
back
revives
listless feet
I emerge
greet
the world
in love again

Premium Member Hyacinth and Daffodil

    Hyacinth and daffodil
      bloom on yonder verdant hill

    Though roses struggle to emerge
      thorns impaled on concrete's dirge
Form: Couplet

Lullaby of Solace

I emerge 
I return 
If I am not somewhere 
As I am now
I am there
If I was not somewhere 
I was there 
And so I emerged 
And I’ve returned

Autumn

Winds blow on darkened nights.
Frost covered landscapes emerge;
colder times to come.

Colors woven everywhere,
brightly painting the canvas.
Form: Tanka

Unforeseen Miracles

Miracles emerge when there’s an unexpected, spooky moment
When you pursue them,
Good luck doesn't sprout up, so don’t expect them to grow abundant
Form: Haiku

The Rise of Orion

Twinkling spheres emerge,
Seasonal constellations:
Stargazing nude limbs.



____________________________
For Brian's Images of Fall Contest
Form: Haiku

Depression

The sunlight, it hids from me the clouds dark that trails before me and there is no way 
to emerge from the blind spot that causes me to struggle...
Form:

Peace and Justice Emerge

R-umors
O-f
W-ar
E-nd
N-icely
A-s

P-eace
A-nd
J-ustice
E-merge

Topic: Birthday of Rowena Y. Paje (August 15) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Spring

Emerald digits emerge languidly from soil; Winter bade farewell. ---------------------------- (C) John C Michaels, February 2017
Form: Haiku

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