Short Fallen Poems

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


Memento Mori

black
brown
purple
red
orange
and
yellow
leaves
scattered 
aground
with
some
green
ones
fallen
among
them


Premium Member War Memorial

field of red poppies
shrine-like aura of petals
salute the fallen













Composed: January 24, 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sea of White

freshly fallen snow the meadow a sea of white unsettling silence
written December 21, 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member EASTERTIDE day 2

The fallen world to save
a sinless life,Jesus gave

Good Friday sunset  begins our play
Easter morn,dawns infinite day
Form: Didactic

Sprouting New Leaves

fallen leaves of 17ft tree faded away, may 18ft tree sprout fresh bright leaves.





Wish you a very Happy New year
Form: Monoku


Premium Member It's Snowing

IT'S SNOWING
lightly fallen snow
falls toward the earth falling
must be frozen rain

1/12/18
by James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Probabilities

Probabilities

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

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

Fallen Angel

"I am the light that burns dark in the night;
  as bright as a shadow when cast out of sight"
           -Jackie Bosworth
Form:

Stay Quiet

The moon cries tonight,
For all the fallen,
My lips purse against yours,
It’s so forbidden,
The justified touch,
Shhh…

Lament

Fallen leaves are 
Battered but not bowed after
The siege of the frost
I blame my long lament
You really wanted to stay
Form: Tanka

Walking With Fall

Walking under warmth of sun
Sitting on carpet, of fallen leaves
As fall makes the leaves burn,
to orange, red and yellow

Premium Member Thought of the Day

Nonjudging eye discerns our brother’s fallen stance ~
Accepting his present consciousness circumstance 

01-February-2023
Form: Couplet

The Wave

Surf’s up
Catch the high waves
It’s sup

Giant wave
Wild and true blue
Its brave

Fallen 
Face knuckle down
All-in
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Frail Winter Days

Let the snow fall on your head
Making you wish that you were dead
Let it numb you head to toe
Feeling like the fallen foe
Form: Rhyme

Frail Winter Days

Let the snow fall on your head
Making you wish that you were dead
Let it numb you head to toe
Feeling like the fallen foe
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Frigid Waterfall (Haiku)

frigid waterfall. . .
crystal tears from fallen limbs
a woodland wonder



     For Raul Moreno's "Icy Cascade" contest
Form: Haiku

Gem

Like a sinking sun,
Betwixt earth n' sky,
Viz a fallen hero
Crowning melodious charm,
Braze me, to raise
As the phoenix.

Forever Falling

Spring waterfall Refreshingly vibrant Forever falling No waterfall has fallen Endlessly as I for you
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Scents of Autumn

camphor disperses scent warning, scaring, driving, mosquitoes under fallen leaves. fragrance.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Choices Made



       hill of fallen snow
holding still but slippery
    precise choices made

Heidi Sands

2/8/25

(C)opyright
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Flock of Doves

the flock of doves rest
        on the grass with fallen seed
                all rise in a woosh

Heidi Sands

11/23/21
Form: Haiku

Premium Member I Fell Into a Pit-

Fallen I from the skies into a pit, I fell into a hole, I just laid there 


12/28/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Moonlight In Winter

pale light shimmering moon over fresh-fallen snow ~ new dawn erases
Written December 11, 2022
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Rue

Rue
Stands in
Calmly queue 
Small yellow buds 
Sunbeams have fallen
On green sapphires
Shining bright
Gold spread
View
Form: Ninette

Pure Exaltation

In spring colors
in summer heat
autumn fallen flowers
and in the warmth of winter
life dilates aura -
love enriches life.

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