Short Fair Weather Poems
Short Fair Weather Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Fair Weather by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Fair Weather by length and keyword.
That fears blood
that fears hardship
that hides during sorrow
that denies duty
is fair weather cloud
floating around
Categories:
fair weather, allegory, friend, friendship,
Form:
Free verse
a farmer under a tree
remarked when stung by a bee
seems each september
rain or fair weather
we seldom seem to agree.
Categories:
fair weather, autumn, conflict, funny, giggle, humor, insect, september,
Form:
Limerick
Dandy lines peek through the snow
Poets needn't fair weather to grow
Two lips reach out to the moon
Kisses soft in winter as in June
Categories:
fair weather, flower, kiss, moon, snow,
Form:
Couplet
Out of the rubble,
And through trouble.
My hopes, doubles.
Weaving together,
This fair weather.
Evil dare tether.
In mental telepathy,
Feel no empathy,
With sympathy.
Categories:
fair weather, inspirational
Form:
I do not know?
When the weather is fair
Touchdowns and field goals, I cheer;
When it is stormy with a loss,
With the team I stand, supporting;
Good and Bad
Win, loose or tie
Not just a Fair Weather Fan
Burgundy and Gold for life
Categories:
fair weather, dedication, football, weather,
Form:
Free verse
Oh ye harvest moon
hung low and ripe in the night
Bless thou our harvest
May all our hard work
through God’s grace and fair weather
Reap they full bounty.
For Brian Strand's
Hymn of Harvest contest
Categories:
fair weather, faith, life, seasons
Form:
Haiku
Birds of feather stick together,
Especially in fair weather,
Flocks up in the sky,
Three sets of wings,
They do comply,
Upon light brings,
Visions to see today,
Bright and cheery way,
Appearance upon dawn
Natural made emoticon.
Categories:
fair weather, animals, art, happiness, imagination, nature, uplifting
Form:
Rhyme
goodbye to white skies grey clouds leave as fair cottons fluff into the blue
Categories:
fair weather, beauty, seasons, spring, weather,
Form:
Haiku
Walk when it is sunny
and a shadow follows.
Walk when it is cloudy
and no shadow follows.
When days are sunny
they flock to your side.
When days are cloudy
from you they will hide.
Watch out for shadows
and fair-weather friends,
same face of a coin!
Categories:
fair weather, introspection, life, people,
Form:
Didactic
A devoted friend he is,
Traipsing with me through Summer
And picking fruits in Autumn-
We would talk over coffee,
Recalling youth's crazed moments
Then leave in pain of Winter
Fair-weather, he is--stranger.
Contest, Sevenbits, nette onclaud
4th Oct 2017
Categories:
fair weather, friendship, seasons,
Form:
Verse
we are living in uncertain times
a fair weather friend a nursery rhyme
eye taunt to the fabric of the lens
let's learn to depend
history tends to repeat itself
left us wandering in a swift brigade
soft parade
in uncertain times
columns of fire
quenched for your burden of desire
Categories:
fair weather, anxiety, art,
Form:
Free verse
J-ust keep on thinking
O-f what the sun can bring;
E-xpect the sky's blessing,
L-et the light come shining.
C-omfort and warm dawn
A-re caused by the beacon;
S-un's well and good season
E-nds the dark on the horizon.
R-ising up from deep slumber
I-s fine on second December;
A-llow the things that matter to keep the fair weather.
Categories:
fair weather, birthday,
Form:
Acrostic
Old and new, rich and poor, and
those of whom you're not quite sure
school and work, and some on the block
others of whom you oughta take stock
Fair-weather or true-blue
they've all supported you --
Yet as on your journey you wend
how many remain your friend...
As for me and my outlook on life
the one friend I can count on's my wife
Categories:
fair weather, friend, friendship, life,
Form:
Couplet
Money!
Dumbfounded means
Perceiving riches.
After your accumulation,
shatter the hope of satisfaction.
I become hungry and thirsty.
Resulting in stealing and fraud.
I become stingy and active.
Believing in the hope you give,
leaving my back,
when the tide turns.
I see you,
as a fair weather friend.
You never support fully.
Money,the destruction you have caused.
Categories:
fair weather, art, business, children, class, family, for teens,
Form:
Free verse
Three sheets in the wind
And rubbed the wrong way
By a fair weather friend
You must seize the day
Let your hair down
And lay down the law
Be the talk of the town
With your last hurrah
With all your high hopes
Few and far in between
Up against the ropes
Taking one for the team
Play your cards right
No guts no glory
Still High as a kite
The same old story
Categories:
fair weather, america, character, life, love, peace, word play,
Form:
Rhyme
The words your eyes speak
Cover ground your lips will never travel
You call me equal, call me friend
But your eyes, they say you lie
They show me your disgust, your ridicule
You will never have respect for another but yourself
And never me, never me
So inferior to you I am
Lesser in every way, to you
Not pretty enough to love and not a man
These alone the reasons of your despise
Categories:
fair weather, lost love, me, me,
Form:
Free verse
You have always been a friend
You have stuck with me
Through thick and thin
Whenever I laughed you shared in my joy
In all my set back you were not far away
When fair weather friends
Tried to pull me down
You never joined in their cocktail of lies
But fought them mightily
My dear friend l love you sincerely
A friend in need you are
And friend in deed you have always been!
Categories:
fair weather, best friend, blessing, caregiving, character, devotion, encouraging,
Form:
Free verse
Air weighs heavy with an earthy smell,
Dare we hope for a real downpour,
Fair weather concedes to a stormy night
Care its only misty rain, we were hoping for more.
Dry fields plague the farmer’s crops,
My country roads are stirred up with dust,
Bye to the green grass and pretty flowers,
Lie to me weatherman, more rain is a must.
Written July 28, 2011
For Lento Contest
Sponsored by ^Rick Parise
Categories:
fair weather, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
lightning struck
and a sparrow fell
into the nurturing arms of the great oak
the branches grew and grew
and it built a home.
and eighteen years of fair weather
blessed the bond
built in the roots so deep, so strong
in every vesicle, a memory.
but one fowl storm
and the branches gave way
to drop the sparrow in its sleep.
trust is earned
but life is short
and i can no longer fly.
Categories:
fair weather, allegory, betrayal, friendship, heartbreak, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
Out on the deck, before going to bed,
I was captured by the glow of light overhead.
The bright moonlight, was so widely spread.
Touched by stars, creating a glint of red,
with a streak of silver like a glistening silken thread.
All in a cloudless sky, promising fair weather ahead.
The wind is soft and gentle, there are no storms to dread.
A night so peaceful and lovely, into it's dream, I was led.
Categories:
fair weather, appreciation, beauty, night, sky,
Form:
Monorhyme
I wear a mask daily
the one I put on in the morning
with the rising sun
and I am the rising sun
full of positive energy
the bright white side
of the yin and yang
the calm water of a river
during fair weather
while deep down I hide
a heart bursting
with the potential for drama
most of which is no comedy
a brooding moon in a starless sky
the black part of the yin and yang
perfectly capable of tragedy
Categories:
fair weather, psychological, self,
Form:
Free verse
When the temperature soars
My Muse is cranky and cross
Whether in or out of doors
Meter and rhyme are quite lost
My head heavy, I'm bored
Sweat pours off my chin
Hunched over the keyboard
What a funk I am in
To slumber I yield
I nod off for a bit
My fate surely sealed
Poetry, I quit...
Yet switch on the a/c
And, voile! A new me!
To the delight of my Muse --
Cool air lights her fuse!
Categories:
fair weather, america, muse, poetry, weather,
Form:
Light Verse
The Dog is structured,
Always working to preserve,
Familial ties.
Diligent service,
Loyal to love and country,
Strong yet still servile.
The Bear is nurtured,
A hunter in fair weather,
Useless in winter.
Promises plenty,
But bleeds his own forest dry,
Water, trees and all.
The Maggot is cankered,
A hollow soul and stomach,
Skulking forest floors.
Can only scavenge,
ON the corpses of others,
And their fellow man.
Categories:
fair weather, america, animal, metaphor, society,
Form:
Haiku
Sunday morning sardines
Sing trademarked sermons
No gain, guitars must be clean
To harken out the predetermined
Donation cards in cursive fonts
A prayer for a new patio to
Crosses finished like their countertops
Their fair-weather faith up for review
This is for the poor Diet Coke debutantes
In Burberry scarves with lipstick grins
Money isn’t everything but it's all they got
Life is just so hard for those who always win
Categories:
fair weather, christian, faith, nostalgia, rude,
Form:
Rhyme
K-ind and fair weather
I-s comforting to the mind;
M-orning that has broken leaves the darkness behind.
D-elight of the new dawn
E-liminates the lonely night;
L-ight from the sky above is really shining bright.
R-aindrops stop falling,
O-ctober twenty-third day;
S-hadows have disappeared,
A-s the twilight fades away.
R-ay from good season
I-s soothing after slumber;
O-pen both your eyes to kind and fair weather.
Categories:
fair weather, birthday,
Form:
Acrostic