Short Farm Poems

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


Daydream

farm boy's daydream
acres of wheat fields
turning golden in the sun 
not these upsetting rows
of waving green tobacco
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Nestled In Her Arms

Praises ever singing
  of his upbringing
 
       nestled
     in the arms
   of a family farm

  vanishing charms
Form: Couplet

I Am Here Waiting

I am here
in a farm
in the cold
in Yaldabaoth’s charm
waiting for Christ’s arm
I am here



This is a celae poem.
Form: Other

Country Road

Long time!
Long time ago
I had not seen you
Turned memories..
Of childhood
Ah! Oh! Bless you! How old!
Country road.

Premium Member Raspberry and Blackberry Bushes

Sticks in containers,
Patiently wait on my lawn
For me to plant them.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member ufo

ufos fly lake erie

blowing air force theory

each tows a sign

flashing this line

we stole a cow from oleary.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ruthie's Gift -- By Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

Can't say I found the ending 
unpredictable or surprising...
Nonetheless my heart was touched 
by their self-sacrificing
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Healthy Harvest

A healthy harvest is a farmer’s joy; his dedication has produced a good income and large stores.
Form: Ninette

Ancient Road

pond is a mirror
reflecting an ancient road
in the countryside

Inspired by  Mr.  Mori T. With my best thanks and regards.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member country living

an actor he was typecast

a soldier hit by a blast

but as of today

he's out mowing hay

farming a dramatic past.
Form: Limerick

Farm and Gress

its fresh air
its where
the cow walk 
 he talk
and like the pass
its like gas
eat from the barn
its
THE
FARM AND GRESS

The Farm

The lambs and red hens  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
play in the fields all around  UNSUPPORTED CODE 
the busy farmyard  UNSUPPORTED CODE
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Big Events

Train pulls into the depot
  welcomed by all the townspeople

Next biggest event of the day 
  ~ How many eggs your hens lay
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Ostrich hating carney'

History mark of carny' rabid; rouge and
Barmy.' Got some beef.' With innocent
Birds a hate fuelled puppet beyond good
Words.'
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Twenty-First Century American Pastoral

Stock-still statues
  Bucolic totem-poles
    Munching fly-swatters 
      Lazily grazing ... 

Invisible to driverless cars

Premium Member Bet the Farm on It

  As sure as scientists ask why 
    and winged creatures fly

  Politicians will lie ~
             and soldiers will die
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Farmer's Field

A large farmer's field
Is naked without the seeds
All seeds are planted
Into the wet earth to sprout
Then ripened for the market
Form: Tanka

Premium Member a man called horse

a man with legs of a tree

galloped like nonsense set free

a flip and a flop

and high over top

a barn full of revelry.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Getting by on good looks

He prances around so proud like he owns the coop
He'd feed the hens but can't manoeuver the scoop



AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Couplet

The Farm Boy

amidst the green field
behind grandpa’s old brick house
lies a broken fridge,
unmindful of time passing
until my mom calls me home.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member harvest time

a local farmers cabbages

exceeded county tonnages

the judge said hey joe

you got any mo

my trucks theyre all wreckages.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Farmer's Fondest Dream


     Acre after acre of corn
        stretching to the horizon

     Markets enough in heaven
        for customers to buy in
Form: Couplet

Premium Member barn raiser

some people think us rowdy

we greet them with a howdy

and once in our barn

they get a tall yarn

and some apple pan dowdy.
Form: Limerick

Turkey Farm

you hear there sound
walk up and down
inand around 
some city and town
they fly  to sky
out of the barm
on there
om the
TURKEY FARM

Late Summer

late summer
we gulp spring water from mason jars
during the harvest
and lay out sandwiches for lunch
and shelter in the barn from storms
Form: Tanka

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