Short Fronted Poems
Short Fronted Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Fronted by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Fronted by length and keyword.
today's streamlined flying machines
would amaze the Wright brothers
and their successors I think, for they amaze me.
They are electronic and mysterious
like the secrets behind our glass fronted buildings
applied science in its most gorgeous state is mindful
Categories:
fronted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Numb your cortex and let her siblings speak,
Dumb her with a dactylic drumbeat
And let the fronted sound put her to sleep.
Turn off your domineering manager,
So others may awake at waking hour
To pour their paroled thoughts into your art.
Let the furnace of creativity
Create new combinations and concepts
For that is the art, not the detritus.
Categories:
fronted, art,
Form:
Free verse
To catch a wolf
become the wolf
where tracks lead distant
to trails beyond
His nose on fire
and fangs bare fronted
to follow closely
all fear withdrawn
He marks each turning
with blood ill letted
to lure the hunter
on death’s foray
This sojourn ends
in wooded darkness
to enter once
— your fate to prey
(Beartooth Mountain: August, 2025)
Categories:
fronted, death,
Form:
Rhyme
Drained after an aftzernoon sleep,
sweating like a failed lover.
Not sure to have heard
a voice that made me pause.
Sorting onions to dry in the sun,
shuffling the green shoots
sinews of string and dust.
My face fronted by the acrid smell
of white insides and roots.
For a moment alone. Done.
Categories:
fronted, nature,
Form:
Free verse
LOSS
A tree came down in our front yard,
I’d never noticed it ‘til now,
Its rugged trunk, its ragged bough
Had kept the sun from shining hard.
It was this tree diffused the light,
Its limbs selecting out which beams
Should enter, in bright-ribbon streams,
Our fronted rooms, to light them right.
It served its purpose quietly –
Living, I never gave it aught
Except indifference,
Never thought,
But dying, made its mark on me.
Categories:
fronted, absence, appreciation, blessing, farewell, loss, sad,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
fronted, allegory,
Form:
Free verse