Short Fields Poems

Short Fields Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Fields by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Fields 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 Free Flowing Facts-

~the facts flow forcefully fresh physics fields finally free fall~

8/28/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Haiku No 15

vast fields on vast fields

          yet no tall corn can be seen ...

                  dark cloud from afar
Form: Haiku

Premium Member No Title

Fields of gold and green

Pumpkin-born on twisted vine

Surprising beauty



Once again I missed the contest...sigh
Form: Haiku

The Scenes We Left Behind Remain

Embedded in tormented mind , 
blood clogged fields,
dangling limbs - contorted.
Whistling ammunition,
gun fire resounds.


Haiku

Haiku 

anthills in the fields 
super colonies built by 
thousands of workers; 

Ramakrishna Chowdary Jasti
03Aug2014
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Flower Child

Flower Child fields of hemp flowers smokey green horizon clouds~ luscious femme fatale
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Valentine Memory Contest

Waited ages for
You to come, in emerald fields,
A forlorn rose wilts.


By: Sabina
written: 1-30-12
contest: valentine memory
Form: Haiku

Springtide

lavender fields bloom Springtide illuminates grace fountains spray with youth March 9, 2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Untitled 1


                    Untitled 1

golden sun shines bright 
amber waves of wheat grains in fields~
nature`s nice gift.
Form: Haiku

Chrysanthemums Birth

Chrysanthemums Birth 

Seeds fill orgies needs                   
Lay numb, pregnant on the fields    
Chrysanthemums bloom
Form: Haiku

The Weeping Meadows

Fields and fields of golden and red flowers
Budding affection…nourishing weeping meadows 
Vines and vines of insidious splendor
Form:

Bright Night

the shadows of hope grow taller
on the fields of yearning souls
gently surrendering to destiny
as a bright night softly falls
© A.O. Taner  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

The Farm

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

Beauty of Nature

peacock feathers paint verdant fields and azure skies flowing florid views Tanya Harrington © 08-03-2012
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Harvest

blown with post-harvest mist covers the stubble fields between dusk and dawn
Written: April 11, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Raining Hearts

Rain and love
In full force
Open fields
Saturated with
Intention and pleasure
An art of love
A work of art

Raining hearts

Premium Member Life Within

My self
Dreams of solace
Forged in flames burning hot
In fields I ran through in my youth
I live



04/11/12
© All Rights Reserved
Form: Cinquain

Blessed Are We

********

Blessed are We
       Fore
Not only are We
The Son of Man
       But,
   The Child
Of a Living GOD

          GarY Fields
Form: Pastoral

Harvest Hymn

In a graceful caw,
A raucous praise resonates:
Worship in the fields.




_________
For Brian’s 
HYMN OF HARVEST 
Contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Veiled Moments

circling,
           almost still
over fields           
         of grain,
rings of mist-
                 repose
rest,inert
Form: Imagism

Premium Member August 28, 1968

August 28, 1968
Haiku: by Tom

Cancer was the match
that set my fields on fire.
Then came God’s healing.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Glistening Diamonds

Diamonds glistening
in the sunshine, snow-crystals
are beckoning me
Though verdant fields lie covered
Nature's glory still I see
Form: Tanka

Culminate, Design

To Culminate,
                To Culminate, Design!

Where Fields of Victory,
                           Our Spirits, .... Climb!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

A Book For?

In fields or the meadow                            
          or the brook 
To angst to joy
May I dine tonight 
With only my book
© Harry Fink  Create an image from this poem.

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