Short Feb Poems

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


Premium Member Feb 10

A blue marbled sky,
High morn' moon,
Roosters crowing
      and chatting chicks,
Listening to cogs
Falling in clicks.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.


Feb 11/07

Relish this feeling
of Pain and loss
For at this moment 
You are most alive

Ignore that feeling
Of remorse and regret
All it will do 
Is cause insanity
© Lisa Green  Create an image from this poem.

Feb Funy Bone

29 days in February this year, 
an extra day to cheer,
but its pretty dumb,
if your born on the last one,
cause your birthday comes every 4 years.

M.Mahauariki © 2012
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jingle, Jangle, Jingle - Revision of 'My True Framework,' Feb 18, 2024

         Do you have skeletons in your closet
           I have a few in mine … 
 
         They jingle, jangle, jingle   
           ~ a frame for my composite
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tanka Feb 2

without-
the waning sun
warms my face
shalom cloaks
the wells within


NOTE:Essentially a tanka in English is a 3 line hiku(SHOW)& a 2 line couplet (TELL) comment
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Tanka Feb 5

the diary
fell
pages scattered the floor
memories lie
just out of reach

NOTE:Essentially a tanka in English is a 3 line hiku(SHOW)& a 2 line couplet (TELL) comment
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Tanka Feb 6

spoor tracks
imprint
the virgin snow-
footsteps of yesteryear
echo in my mind

NOTE:Essentially a tanka in English is a 3 line hiku(SHOW)& a 2 line couplet (TELL) comment
Form: Tanka

Premium Member In Practice - Feb 24

The present prince of Prussia prances proudly
With preaching priests, while prattling proles suppress
The primal pressure to prank the pretext
Of proper praise for the precious primate.

Premium Member Tanka Feb 8

chill breath
of dawn lights
upon my window-pane-
nighttimes promises
freeze into crystal


NOTE:Essentially a tanka in English is a 3 line hiku(SHOW)& a 2 line couplet (TELL) comment
Form: Tanka

Feb Fatale

alone and brave
so proudly he waves
born against frosty Wind
fragile, solitary Sprout


doesn't he know
come one fatal Snow
or one life-crushing Storm
that he'll surely be snuffed out?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tanka Feb 3

huddled together
from the sheeting rain
the unbrellas mob the hearse-
then in twos
slowly separate

NOTE:Essentially a tanka in English is a 3 line hiku(SHOW)& a 2 line couplet (TELL) comment
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Tanka Feb 9

november the fifth-
layered rolls of liquid fog
envelope the bonfire-
the party becomes a
damp squib

NOTE:Essentially a tanka in English is a 3 line hiku(SHOW)& a 2 line couplet (TELL) comment
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Valentine's Day Feb 14th 2016

Again has come Valentine's Day,
To all my loves I have to say
Thanks for all you add to life, 
From Daughters, Brothers, & Sisters & Wife.
To that add the Grandkids Three
And may all our Hearts be free.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Feb 5

Into the valley I enter
When the river was low
For tis not often I get
That far down below.

Several ponds
     near the main bed sat
Circled about by dying reeds
Woven in winds
     far drom the set.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Tanka Feb 1

with a tremor of light-
daybreak tinges
the nigrescent sky grey-
the horizon appears
distinct in my mind's eye


NOTE:Essentially a tanka in English is a 3 line hiku(SHOW)& a 2 line couplet (TELL) comment
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Tanka Feb 4

hanging from the trees
winter fog welcomes the dawn
and obscures the light--
cobwebs shimmer
necklaced to the hedge

NOTE:Essentially a tanka in English is a 3 line hiku(SHOW)& a 2 line couplet (TELL) comment
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Tanka Feb 7

above the still strand
shrieks of seagulls
die on the inshore breeze-
our twin footsteps disappear
as sunset dissolves

NOTE:Essentially a tanka in English is a 3 line hiku(SHOW)& a 2 line couplet (TELL) comment
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Feb Day

Reflecting light within the smoothness,
Surrounded all by foam,
The sea was making sandy wet
And salt was in the air.

A serpent form cloud was changing hue,
Now its' shape a seahorse large,
The visions too were fairly 'bout,
One circuit now complete.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Crystalline Feb 27

The naked oak-trees dance and sway
as nature,her wind-ballets play

NOTE:Crystalline is A two line image poem, (created by Denis Garison) often with a title, in which euphony is the key factor. Each line may have 8 or 9 syllables to make a total of seventeen.

Premium Member Crystalline Feb 26

My fingers reach to touch the sky
where swallows circle,then southwards fly.

NOTE:Crystalline is A two line image poem, (created by Denis Garison) often with a title, in which euphony is the key factor. Each line may have 8 or 9 syllables to make a total of seventeen.

Premium Member Tetractys Feb 14

Art
given
to express
experiences-
seldom ever to imitate nature.

NOTE:The challenge with Ray Stebbing's tetractys form is -that each line is required 'to stand on its own ' & the poem itself  is to express a complete thought,within the narrow compass of 20 syllables.
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Crystalline Feb 28

The stream where pooh sticks once were raced
now flows into memory's embrace



NOTE:Crystalline is A two line image poem, (created by Denis Garison) often with a title, in which euphony is the key factor. Each line may have 8 or 9 syllables to make a total of seventeen.

Premium Member Vignette Feb 22

In the base motor pool
See an off-limits card school-
A scheming Bilko takes the pot
Hoodwinking top brass was his game,
Fast talking his claim to fame.

NOTE:VIGNETTE is a rhymed five line light verse narrative cameo(a description that encapsulates someone or something)

On 14th Feb

ON 14TH FEB

I don’t know what I am writing
I felt I had to write something
All I know is that I LOVE YOU
Even though my words cannot express it enough

On a day like this
I want to let you know I LOVE YOU
Not only today but always
I always will love you

Edson Mwebesa From Uganda
Form:

Premium Member Tetractys Feb 20

the
image
triggering
stark sensations
drawn by the simple abstract shape

NOTE:The challenge with Ray Stebbing's tetractys form is -that each line is required 'to stand on its own ' & the poem itself  is to express a complete thought,within the narrow compass of 20 syllables.
Form: Tetractys

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