Short Eve Poems

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


Snowy Christmas Eve

Mystical crystals
Falling softly from the sky
Look to the Heavens
Look to the Angels above
Snowy Christmas wonderland
Form: Tanka


The Crow

the crow
gathers an evening...
a small shadow
underneath her wing
shapes the firmament


Published Cattails  9/2015
Form: Tanka

Premium Member All Hallows' Eve

i hear the whispers
softly veiled in evening mist..
               moonlight moves - this night

          13 Oct 2017
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

All Hallows Eve

leaves drift to the ground,
red and gold litter the street,
as ghouls come out to play,
one night a year;
All Hallows Eve!
Form: Tanka

Snow On Christmas Eve

that  day it came down
it was the on ground
you could hear wet sound
there was no brids to feed
just
SNOW ON CHRISTMAS EVA


Lover On Chritmas

we left the  tree
the lighe s 
we could see
in mid town
must say
it was the hoilday 
all good stuff
we  were
LOVER ON CHRISTMAS

All Hallow's Eve

water dripping from the eaves
promise in the whispering leaves
cold lights dancing in the night
spirits cast in ghastly light
Form:

Premium Member speak'n uv eve

.
                  now
            if'n she were
                  thuh
                lollipop


                 whut
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Christmas Eve

It's christmas eve, but you already gave my gift when you said "i do".



















Alexis Y.
12-24-18
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Reflection

Painted glass of wine
Sprang by dusk divine
Bird chatter floats still
Midst a breezy chill
Stroking fresh echoes of my wonder
Form: Rhyme

New Years Eve Party

let it be a bang
bell rang
cold  or snow
 come lets go
let the party blow
help them get started
its the
NEW YEARS EVE PARTY

Premium Member Due to Mortals

Green, gold, gray, old, from thence they pass away.
And from the dawn, the night is cast,
What's due to mortals falls at last.
Form: Rhyme

New Year Eve Midnight

as new year come in
they come out  with friends
 look up
set in a cup
blinking light
it pops and drop
NEW YEARS
EVE MIDNIGHT

Standing On the Root

i go up there
its out of nowhere
close to the sky
i watch the brids fly
as the go by
newyears my horn i toot
BY
STANDING ON THE ROOT

Bird Flew

When Eve was searching for a rib
The Devil led her to a crib
Where Cain and Able
Hatched a stork fable
Creating the very first fib
Form: Limerick

Snowy Christmas Eve - Revision

Mystical crystals
Frigid snowflakes from the sky,
Ice on the cold ground,
A white blanket from above;
Crystalline white everywhere.
Form: Tanka

Offices Newyear Eve Party

on this day
it for play
after hard work
some or jerks
we drink like pink
it not kink
we just get it started
is 
NEW YEARS EVE OFFICE
PARTY

Premium Member Written in Response to Pensive Solitude on The Eve of This Night

An outcast this night,
I mournfully sigh with gloom:
but, I make war, fight!
to defeat my rising doom,
and defend my haunted tomb.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member We Who Will Not Last the Day

We who will not last the day
Find time before the night to play.
The gentle laugh, the chequered gray,
The shadows usher starlit ray.
Form: Rhyme

Noisy Cicada

Noisy cicada
drones in the summer evening.
No one gets to sleep.





Winner Honorable Mention: 1483, Brian Stand (Sponsor) 6/26/26
© Uncle Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Eastern Screech Owl - Haiku

snow swathed twilight woods
     owl’s screech stirs superstition -
          the deer hunter shakes 


Susan Ashley
October 16, 2021
Form: Haiku

Christmas Eve

The new sign is up.
Although our name is spelled wrong,
Santa Clause will still
find us because he knows the
gingermen will be waiting.
Form: Tanka

Holiday Music On the Strret

as you shop
at parking lot
or on a push cot
or street band
or guitar man
they all play
a happy beat
its HOLIDAY
MUSIC ON THE STREET

Premium Member New Year's Eve

A kiss at midnight,
carried on the wind,
will be sent this night,
to find you.
Must frame words to reach you,
absent my desired touch.

New Eve

Aggravated,
my blood like molten lava.
at work alone cooking,
frustrated,
around so much petty drama.

Jared Pickett
01/01/10
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