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Short Farms Poems

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


Premium Member Fields of Glass
bountiful land hungry world solar farms cover...

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Categories: farms, environment, food, future,
Form: Monoku



The Wheat-Farm
Golden ichy fur
Worn by acres of wheat farms
Just before harvest...

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Categories: farms, nature,
Form: Haiku
40km2
Ancient farms poisoned
by unseeen radiation --
sound of falling tears....

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Categories: farms, loss, natural disasters, sad,
Form: Haiku
Farms And Cooks
collect and do soup
I love farming and cooking 
do you love farming?...

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Categories: farms, farm, food,
Form: Questionku
It Pours
farms to town cows came
eating trash, cardboard -- O drought! 
rains, church, now overflow...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: farms, africa, animal, blessing, earth, pollution, prayer, weather,
Form: Senryu



Bebe
Farmers sound alarm
Red scourge over English farms
Nieuports keep from harm

By Robb A. Kopp...

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Categories: farms, adventure, history
Form: Senryu
Thriller
Ranging through the valleys
Sighing over the hills
Galloping through the farms
That's the ambiguity of love...

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Categories: farms, crazy, cute love, funny, funny love,
Form: Verse
Chicken Farms With Hogs
if your from the country side
the land is wide
 plenty of logs
mabe bargaring dog
ON THIS
CHICKEN
FARM WITH HOGS...

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Categories: farms, adventure,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member A Fowl Smell Tonight
a fowl smell tonight
and we turned accusative
huge chicken farms

Dedicated to all the chicken 
farms along the interstates....

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Categories: farms, travel,
Form: Haiku
Leaving Home
Crying softly in the
back seat, as I
wait for endless greens
woods
farms, cows
to stop.
It’s easier to grieve them
out of sight....

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© Don Munro  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: farms, america, heartbroken, loneliness, vacation, youth,
Form: Free verse
Like Dancers
Eery pale
You stand together
In unison
You twirl your arms
Tall and strong
You spin forever
Our saving grace
You dance, wind farms...

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Categories: farms,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Sounds So Nice
We beat our swords into plowshares
  And the enemy bombed all our farms

Disarmament sounds nice in theory
  But it's the other side's call to arms...

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Categories: farms, peace, war,
Form: Rhyme
There's No Place Like Home
Once was a gal who felt so alone
Tornato came up rooted farms home
Landed on wicked  witch
Munchkins came out of ditch
Gave dog lollypops instead of bone...

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Categories: farms, character, child, childhood, children, dog, fantasy, film,
Form: Limerick
The Country and Farms
its  roads
its can be goal
mabe get a way
there  open air day
and hog runing dogs
some paly roll logs
you  have a larg barn
its the
COUNTRY AND A
FARM...

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Categories: farms, cheer up,
Form: Prose Poetry
Monthly Rhyme Two
His name is Nick,
He writes rhymes that are sick.
He has a beef farm to sell steak
He uses insecticides to remove ticks
Nonetheless he farms fruits which he picks....

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Categories: farms, character, for teens, poetry, rap, youth,
Form: Rhyme
Father Francis
Father 
Francis
fried 
five 
fishes 
for 
four
 favoured
 Flamboyant
 families
 from
 far 
 Favela
 farms.

10-26-2019
Contest:Tautogram poems sponsored by Eve Roper....

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Categories: farms, humor, relationship,
Form: Tautogram
Premium Member A Sex Machine
Heard that in the future we'll be able to live forever Sex will be against the law, with another human never Perhaps behind the barn If we still have farms Or maybe a machine-like creature wearing sexy leather
...

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Categories: farms, future,
Form: Limerick
Middletown
Soft hills kneeling 
to worship the mountains 
Bells tolling the hour
Log cabins hidden,
layered with asphalt tile,
Cows on every acre
A church on every corner.
Ancient farms hold secrets:
history buried in earth.
Middletown....

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Categories: farms, appreciation, beautiful, farm, imagery, longing, places, pride,
Form: Free verse
Quintessentially Australian
The agapanthus
for generations
lined the carriageways
and driveways
of Australian farms
and cattle stations
also called Lily Of The Nile
a native of Africa
a sublime pairing
with jacaranders
a scene quintessentially Australian....

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Categories: farms, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ample
Dare sample
Love ample
Don't ramble


Live cheery
Love truly
Don't tell me


Poise discerns
Farms concerns
Don't force terms


Give freely
Gain truly
Don't spread lies




Leon Enriquez
01 September 2019
Singapore...

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Categories: farms, change,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Plain Words
Wise will
Sit still


Wit works 
Joy jerks


Face farms
Cheer charms


Love lights
Sweet sights


Dream day
Peace plays


Soft squeeze
Brisk breeze 


Cool chic
Fine flick




Leon Enriquez
23 April 2018
Singapore...

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Categories: farms, allusion,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Limerick: Once An Upset Farmer In Xin Jia Po
Limerick: Once an upset farmer in Xin Jia Po

Once an upset farmer in Xin Jia Po*
Built farms upwards in tiers: O! Vertigo!
Produce diminishing
UFOs pilfering
Now he sows wild oats in Infierno!

•	Chinese for Singapore
© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: farms, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Meaning
Day farms
Fond sums


Night moves
New grooves


Joy greets
Love meets


Hope hurls
Faith curls


Peace rooms
Grand blooms


Heart knows
Love shows


Good times
Now rhymes




Leon Enriquez
28 November 2017
Singapore...

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Categories: farms, change,
Form: Couplet
Famine's Offspring
Amid the magic vale stood the spring goddess
Carrying an infant in her arms
Around her bloomed flowers pure and ageless
Bowing to the infant’s wondrous charms
Not knowing the baby was from famine’s farms

For Francine’s ‘Wow Me in 5 lines’ contest...

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Categories: farms, fantasy
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member We Try To Get the One Who Tips
we trim their hair, necks, noses, and mustaches too
They come on Saturday morning, when the mail is due
we hear their stories, they gossip about their farms and such
we like our regulars, and we hear so much!
only one gives us a tip we try to get him...

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Categories: farms, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things